Julie Thiel, BS Pharm, PharmD State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health Promotion, Family Health Section, Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Unit Supervisor Madison, WI
Julie Thiel, BS Pharm, PharmD State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health, Bureau of Community Health Promotion, Family Health Section, Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs Unit Supervisor Madison, WI
What you need to know about Nonpharmacological/Alternative Treatment Options.
What you need to know about Accessing Mental Health Treatment.
What you need to know about Harm Reduction for People Who Use Drugs (PWUD).
The AAPP Advocacy Framework helps prioritize various initiatives and ensure that AAPP engages with all relevant stakeholders at the appropriate level.
Student opportunities are available only for in-person attendees in Orlando, Florida.
To improve your experience and support new learning strategies, AAPP is launching a new learning platform. Upgrades began in December 2023 and will continue into spring 2024. The first time you sign in after December 1, you will need to click "Forgot your password?" to reset it.
AAPP Communities Week is a 3-day virtual event, exclusively for AAPP members! This event will feature webinars from 10 AAPP communities, committees, and taskforces. Communities Week sessions are designed by your peers to focus on relevant, current issues in practice with intention to foster open discussion and information sharing. Please see the schedule below for more information.
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2024 Program Committee and Recertification Editorial Board
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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!
Patients living with serious mental illness have complex and growing needs and the behavioral health workforce can't keep pace with the ratcheting demand for services. This fact sheet outlines this growing crisis and describes how, similar to the VA model, psychiatric pharmacists can serve as a leading option to expand access to care and assist in filling gaps. Congress must take action to remove barriers to the inclusion of psychiatric pharmacists as outlined in this fact sheet.
Last updated: July 24, 2024
SBAR (Situation-Background-Assessment-Recommendation) is a verbal or written communication framework used to convey crucial information in a clear and concise manner.
2025 Program Committee and Recertification Editorial Board
Purpose The AAPP Annual Meeting is designed to bridge the gap between current knowledge and pharmacy practice in a number of psychiatric disorders, including substance use disorders. The purpose of the Annual Meeting is to advance the knowledge and improve competency of participants through the delivery of evidence-based presentations on cutting-edge, diverse, and controversial issues in psychiatric pharmacy.
The AAPP Foundation has developed a series of 6 grant guidance videos to aid prospective grant applicants with their research projects and grant execution. A special thanks to Carol Ott, PharmD, MPH, BCPP, former member of the AAPP Foundation Board of Directors, for her work on this project! 1: Selecting a Research Topic
Meeting Essentials Schedule: view schedule and individual session resources