Behavioral Health in Primary Care (BHPC) Series

Price

Credits

0.5 - 1.5 Nursing Continuing Professional Development Contact Hours

Format

Interactive Module

Target Audience

  • Interprofessionals
  • Registered Nurses

Description

This series covers a wide variety of topics related to the delivery of behavioral health service in primary care. Topics include substance use disorders and mental health issues across the lifespan. These online courses and case studies are appropriate for RNs, LPNs and other members of the interprofessional team.

Overview

The modules in this series can be completed individually or altogether. Nursing continuing professional development contact hours will be provided for courses only, not case studies.

Individuals who complete this series will be able to:

  1. Apply skills that address behavioral health concerns in primary care patients.
  2. Describe how to mitigate social determinants that serve as barriers to good health.
  3. Recognize the presentation of behavioral health issues through evidence-based screening tools and assessment.

Click below to purchase individual courses and case studies. 

Depression 

LGBT Diversity Inclusion

Risk Screening for Behavioral Health Conditions 

Social Determinants of Health  

Substance Use Disorders

Trauma-Related Disorders

Depressive Disorders Child/Adolescent (Case Study) 

Depressive Disorders Adult (Case Study) 

Depressive Disorders Older Adult (Case Study):

LGBT Diversity Inclusion Child/Adolescent (Case Study) 

LGBT Diversity Inclusion Adult (Case Study)

Risk Screening Child/Adolescent (Case Study) 

Risk Screening Adult (Case Study)

Social Determinants of Health Child/Adolescent (Case Study) 

Social Determinants of Health Adult (Case Study)

Substance Use Disorders Child/Adolescent (Case Study) 

Substance Use Disorders Adult (Case Study) 

Substance Use Disorders Older Adult (Case Study) 

Trauma Related Disorders Child/Adolescent (Case Study)

Trauma Related Disorders Adult (Case Study)

Trauma Related Disorders Older Adult (Case Study) 

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