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2024 Program Committee and Recertification Editorial Board
Email: info@aapp.org Phone: 402-476-1677 Mailing: 8055 O Street Suite S113 Lincoln, NE 68510
The AAPP 2024 Annual Meeting included valuable insights for psychiatric providers. If you were unable to attend live, you still have the ability to purchase on-demand access to all of the recorded sessions! The price is $685 for Nonmembers and $550 for AAPP Members. Register Now for On-Demand Access!
What I Wish I Knew: Imposter at Large: Addressing the Impact of Imposter Syndrome
"Combatting self-doubt and recognizing imposter syndrome can be a difficult. As a learner in any stage of your career, it is important to recognize your self-worth and keep striving to build off your experiences" #WIWIK
Breaking New Ground Pushing the envelope, charting new territory, blazing trails… all are apt descriptors for AAPP Foundation in 2024 as we not only support our ongoing research and student grants but additionally partner with our parent association, the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (AAPP), to launch the Outcomes Initiative Research Grant Program!
A 2019 survey identified significant variability of practice characteristics among outpatient psychiatric pharmacists (OPPs). No published model established which attributes constitute best practice for OPPs. By developing a consensus for best practice model attributes, outpatient psychiatric pharmacists can work toward consistent, effective patient care.
Psychiatric pharmacists are advanced practice clinical pharmacists who specialize in mental health care. With an extensive knowledge of medication management, they are skilled at treating the whole patient. They strengthen the mental health team by working directly with patients and improving treatment outcomes. This practice expansion toolkit provides background and resources related to Facilitating Change to Develop a Practice Position in Psychiatric Pharmacy.
Psychiatric pharmacists are advanced practice clinical pharmacists who specialize in mental health care. With an extensive knowledge of medication management, they are skilled at treating the whole patient. They strengthen the mental health team by working directly with patients and improving treatment outcomes. This practice expansion toolkit provides background and resources related to Impact on Team Well-Being.
Psychiatric pharmacists are advanced practice clinical pharmacists who specialize in mental health care. With an extensive knowledge of medication management, they are skilled at treating the whole patient. They strengthen the mental health team by working directly with patients and improving treatment outcomes. This practice expansion toolkit provides background and resources related to Job Description Templates.
Psychiatric pharmacists are advanced practice clinical pharmacists who specialize in mental health care. With an extensive knowledge of medication management, they are skilled at treating the whole patient. They strengthen the mental health team by working directly with patients and improving treatment outcomes. This practice expansion toolkit provides background and resources related to Behavioral Health Integration (BHI) Model of Care.
Psychiatric pharmacists are advanced practice clinical pharmacists who specialize in mental health care. With an extensive knowledge of medication management, they are skilled at treating the whole patient. They strengthen the mental health team by working directly with patients and improving treatment outcomes. This practice expansion toolkit provides background and resources related to "Incident to" Billing.
Psychiatric pharmacists are advanced practice clinical pharmacists who specialize in mental health care. With an extensive knowledge of medication management, they are skilled at treating the whole patient. They strengthen the mental health team by working directly with patients and improving treatment outcomes.
The ultimate goal is that every patient with a psychiatric disorder, including substance use disorders, will have their medication therapy reviewed, optimized, and managed by a psychiatric pharmacist as part of a psychotropic stewardship team. In short, intentional efforts to have a Board Certified Psychiatric Pharmacist (BCPP) provide Comprehensive Medication Management (CMM) services to patients with psychiatric disorders will improve access, outcomes, and cost.
AAPP envisions a world where all individuals living with mental illness receive safe, appropriate, and effective treatment. To achieve that, it is important to promote practices that reflect the best current evidence available. Thus, over time, all content will either be updated or removed from the web site.
Carla Cobb, PharmD, BCPP
As a psychiatric pharmacist, you work every day to move things forward-patients, families, colleagues, students, your health care system. You move us forward too—as members, volunteers, mentors, thought leaders, and innovators. Your forward motion inspires ours as we work together at AAPP and AAPP Foundation to move psychiatric pharmacy forward, together in the following ways.
Psychiatric pharmacy continues to grow and look to the future with a focus on helping individuals recover from mental health and substance use disorders. The American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (AAPP) considers Board Certified Psychiatric Pharmacist (BCPP) the gold standard credential that all psychiatric pharmacists should attain to demonstrate specialized knowledge and expertise in psychiatry.