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Applying Research Findings to Individual Patients – Oliver Lindhiem, PhD
Webinar Overview:
Our speaker is Oliver Lindhiem, PhD Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics, University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine. This webinar will focus on patient-centered approaches to making research findings accessible to non-research audiences including therapy clients. Core principles of patient-centered research including autonomy, transparency, and personalization, will be discussed. Various statistics (e.g., “number needed to treat”) and decision-support tools will be illustrated with an in-depth look at the “Probability of Treatment Benefit” (PTB) approach. The presentation and discussion will incorporate ideas and concepts from a wide range of fields including probability, decision science, prediction, statistical literacy, and evidence-based medicine.About the Speaker
Dr. Lindhiem earned a PhD in clinical psychology from the University of Delaware in 2009. He joined the faculty at the University of Pittsburgh in 2011 after completing a 2-year postdoctoral fellowship. His research has an emphasis on assessment and methodology and has received continuous funding from NIMH since 2011.
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- Discussion: Like Setting a Home on Fire: The Effects of Separating Families at the Border Jack P. Shonkoff, M.D.
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Discussion: The Impact of 13 Reasons Why on Suicide Behavior in Young People: What We Know So Far
A Discussion with webinar presenters Megan Chesin, PhD, William Paterson University, John Ackerman, Ph.D., Nationwide Children’s Hospital, and Kurt D. Michael, Ph.D., Appalachian State. https://sccap53.org/the-impact-of-13-reasons-why-on-suicide-behavior-in-young-people-what-we-know-so-far-9-19-19/
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Anxiety, Depression, and Social Media in Adolescents: What to Do? – Mary Fristad
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This webinar will review: 1) current rates of anxiety and depression in adolescents; 2) normative adolescent development; 3) characteristics of social media; 4) current use of social media by adolescents; 5) research findings on the impact of social media on adolescent mental health. Then, prevention strategies, with a focus on “healthy habits”, including social media guidelines, good sleep hygiene, healthful eating, sufficient exercise, and meditation/prayer will be discussed. This webinar is being hosted by the Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, Division 53 of the American Psychological Association. - 11
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- Discussion – From the Brain to Bedside: Translating Neuroscience Findings to Develop Innovative Interventions
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- Discussion: Psychology and Ethic: Strengthening Diverse Relationship across Psychology
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Discussion: Attachment Theory and Research: Applications and Misapplications in Clinical Practice (Brian Allen PsyD)
After the webinar, Dr. Brian Allen will address individual questions for a month after the webinar. Exclusive to SCCAP members, a topic-specific Forum has been created on our new Webinar Forum feature on https://sccap53.org. Members will log-on, sign-up for updates, and ask questions of our guest speaker. Questions and topics will be threaded so that members can respond and communicate around all the hottest themes.
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Applying Research Findings to Individual Patients – Oliver Lindhiem, PhD
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