Coalition on Psychiatric Emergencies

Webinars

How to Talk to Your Patients About Firearms

Tony Thrasher, DO, MBA, CPE, DFAPA, Immediate Past President, American Association for Emergency Psychiatry (AAEP), Medical Director – Crisis Services of Milwaukee County

Bias and Diagnostic Anchoring of the Behavioral Health/SUD Patient and How

Dr. Lisa A. Wolf, PhD, RN, CEN, FAEN, FAAN discusses ED behavioral health trends, morbidity and mortality; opioid use disorder as a co-existing problem; cognitive errors that impede the assessment and...

Bias in Social Decision-Making: Implications for Health Disparities and Phy

Bias in Social Decision-Making: Implications for Health Disparities and Physician-Patient Relationships, presented by Dr. Anastasia Makhanova, PhD (Assistant Professor of Social Psychology, University...

Behavioral Health and Pandemics

COVID-19's impact on the mental health of populations and mental health systems has been profound and will likely endure after the pandemic. To address the increased need for mental health services du...

Caring for the Care Providers

EDs across the country struggle with psychiatric patients who board in the ED for hours to days. Improve your skills and earn CME with this course on managing behavioral emergencies in the ED while av...

988 The Future of Suicide Prevention

988 is the direct, three-digit line connecting to trained National Suicide Prevention Lifeline counselors, opening the door for millions of Americans to seek the help they need.

When “Fine” is Not Fine

Peer support services are increasingly becoming an important part of the healthcare workforce as professionals continue to undergo prolonged stress due to the pandemic.

Saving Lives in EDs Awards Ceremony

Join us to hear highlights from the ACEP/AFSP Innovation in Suicide Prevention Awardees! Hear about initiatives in the area of suicide prevention that improve patient outcomes and the lives of patient...

Preventing Physician Suicide, We all Have a Role to Play

Despite the high-risk of burnout, physicians who die by suicide are less likely to be receiving mental health treatment compared with non-physicians who died by suicide.

Who’s Got Your Back?

Peer support provides a sense of belonging through shared experiences. This webinar will teach you the value of peer support and how you can help your colleagues, or even ask them for help.

Hurting and Helping

This webinar covers approaches to team care and self-care during crisis.