The NJPPC has transformed the way in which children in NJ can access behavioral health care. It provides pediatricians with quick access to child/adolescent psychiatric consultation and facilitates referrals for accessing ongoing mental/behavioral health care. Share this resource with your pediatrician today!
The New Jersey Psychiatric Association (NJPA) has represented its members as a key stakeholder in bringing the NJ Pediatric Psychiatry Collaborative (NJPPC), a patient and family-centered care model, to New Jersey. The FY21-22 data highlights the impact the NJPPC has had on New Jersey children and adolescents.
With the strength of its approximately 900 members, support of its lobby firm, and in collaboration with other NJ mental health stakeholders, NJPA member advocates spent months gathering data, meeting with lawmakers and their staffs, testifying on bills, and developing educational, science-based materials to support initiatives that will have a positive impact on the delivery of mental health care in New Jersey. All advocacy efforts were successful, and millions of dollars were secured in the Fiscal Year 2023 budget to support Psychiatric Workforce Expansion in New Jersey!
The video clip from this webinar features Lisa Amaya-Jackson, MD, MPH, Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University School of Medicine, and Co-Director of the UCLA-Duke University National Center for Child Traumatic Stress, presenting on a trauma informed approach to children’s mental health.
Video clips from this webinar feature Matthew Biel, MD, Vice Chair & Division Chief of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Georgetown University Hospital and School of Medicine, discussing the role of the psychiatrist in the broader application of health care prevention and promotion strategies.
Video clips from this webinar presented by AACAP President Warren Y.K. Ng, MD, MPH, provide information on the scope of the mental health crisis, the impact of the pandemic with a particular focus on children and adolescents, and the framework of the NJPPC in which psychiatrists are an integral part of physician led care teams.
In this video, Debra Koss, MD discusses how the New Jersey Psychiatric Association has been a longtime supporter of the pediatric collaborative care model, starting as early as August 2010. She shares the major milestones achieved over the past 12 years to expand on the work of NJPPC. Dr. Koss also provides the three main pillars of NJPA’s 2021-2022 scope of work including communication to promote awareness, education on the latest evidence-based treatments and advocacy for policies that support the implementation and sustainability of the pediatric collaborative care model.
The New Jersey Psychiatric Association (NJPA) has represented its members as a key stakeholder in bringing the NJ Pediatric Psychiatry Collaborative (NJPPC), a patient and family-centered care model, to New Jersey. The most recent data demonstrates the positive impact the NJPPC has had on New Jersey children and adolescents.
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Debra E. Koss, MD, FAACAP NJPA Senior Vice President One in five youth experience mental illness severe enough to impact normal development. Half of all lifetime cases of mental illness […]
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