This panel session will describe sustainable strategies to increase access to pediatric behavioral health, early intervention and preventive services for children, during the COVID19 pandemic and beyond.

Learning Objectives:

- Describe recent trends in the behavioral health challenges that children and families are experiencing through the COVID-19 pandemic

- Discuss effective techniques and resources to identify and address behavioral health issues through telehealth and in-person visits

- Identify best practices and opportunities for engaging primary care providers to incorporate behavioral health screenings and treatment into well child care

- Identify best practices and opportunities for engagement, and to ensure prompt access to integrated behavioral health services

- Gain further insight into the continuum of behavioral health services and collaborations between primary care and hospital-based services

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The COVID-19 pandemic drove significant expansion in federal and state-based telebehavioral health policies, playing a critical role in ensuring access to mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services. In this webinar, a panel of clinical, compliance and legal experts will examine the most important telehealth policy changes and impact(s) on the delivery of mental health and SUD/MAT services:

• How telehealth supports providers
• Legal and regulatory topics
• Prescribing controlled substances via telehealth
• Reimbursement for telebehavioral health/SUD services
• Privacy considerations

The panel will also share key lessons learned during the public health emergency and discuss telebehavioral health and SUD/MAT treatment policies that should be made permanent at the federal and state levels to ensure continuity of care and maximum access to services for those in need.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 global pandemic, telehealth regulations at the federal and state levels have become more flexible. This has allowed for multiple rural and urban healthcare facilities to adopt and develop a Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) telehealth model in order to accommodate the targeted patient populations. In this presentation, the Crossroads Partnership for Telehealth project team will present strategies on implementing an integrated DTC telehealth platform, reimbursing for services, following ever-changing policy alterations, constructing an effective infrastructure, and sustaining an efficient care model for behavioral health and primary care services.

3 Learning Objectives:

• Learn about integrated primary care and behavioral health and its benefits.
• Learn how to integrate caring utilizing the DTC model.
• Learn how to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of a DTC platform.

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The COVID-19 pandemic drove significant expansion in federal and state-based telebehavioral health policies, playing a critical role in ensuring access to mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services. In this webinar, a panel of clinical, compliance and legal experts will examine the most important telehealth policy changes and impact(s) on the delivery of mental health and SUD/MAT services:

1. How telehealth supports providers
2. Legal and regulatory topics
3. Prescribing controlled substances via telehealth
4. Reimbursement for telebehavioral health/SUD services
5. Privacy considerations

The panel will also share key lessons learned during the public health emergency and discuss telebehavioral health and SUD/MAT treatment policies that should be made permanent at the federal and state levels to ensure continuity of care and maximum access to services for those in need.

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Physician experts will share how implementing behavioral health integration has helped to increase joy and satisfaction in their practice.

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There is a crisis in the social-emotional and behavioral health of America’s children, made worse by COVID-19 and limitations in our professional workforce.

Few will argue against efforts to improve access to competent mental health. However, the practical challenges are real, with shortages and maldistribution of appropriately trained and experienced professionals, such as child psychiatrists and developmental pediatricians.

With an increased need for mental and behavioral health support during the COVID-19 pandemic, physicians and care teams have had to quickly adapt to implement more virtual health tools to enable timely, high-quality care to their patients. This interactive session will provide participants with an overview of opportunities and techniques for delivering integrated mental and behavioral health care via telehealth technologies.

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This virtual forum will showcase the changing technological, reimbursement, and policy landscape for telehealth and other virtual behavioral health solutions. We will showcase the latest in digital behavioral health tech solutions on the market for consumers, health plans, providers, employers and more.

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ATA2021 will convene a dynamic and multi-disciplinary community of professionals and leaders from an array of healthcare and technology sectors. Attendees will learn, innovate, network, and take back to their organizations actionable plans to implement telehealth and digital strategies, lasting connections, and an enhanced appreciation of telehealth.

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“5th International Conference on Addiction Therapy” organized on April 30, 2021, will be focusing on the theme “Exploring the recent innovations in Addiction therapy”. Addiction Therapy Meet 2021 is a remarkable platform to meet researchers, experts, associate professors, scholars, and many eminent persons, and is also the best platform for research works, poster presentations, oral talks, keynote presentations, and discussions.

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