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Virtual Town Hall
Series
We, as child and adolescent psychiatrists
and physicians, are facing unprecedented times. Patient care, clinical roles,
and daily routines have rapidly evolved to meet changing needs. There is
collective anticipation, uncertainties, and
hope.
For five (5)
weeks, join us from 7:00-8:30 pm for virtual Town Halls to hear how colleagues
in various roles have adapted. We encourage you to ask questions and share your
experiences. Each week will be a different topic. Check our
Home page for the
full v-series list and links. During these challenging times, we are all in this together! Everyone is welcome!
FINAL v-TOWN
HALL:
Child Psychiatrists Working Through Health Care Disparities
in the Midst of the COVID-19
Crisis
Thursday, May 28,
2020, 7:00-8:30 pm ET
Meeting Registration: (registration required)
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calling
(929) 205-6099 (New York)
or (253) 215-8782/(301) 715-8592
(US)
Instructions: Click
link below to join and enter your name & email. Use "Chat"
feature to ask questions. Meetings include a Q&A session at the
end.
AGENDA
Join us this Thursday at 7:00 pm for NYCCAP's final town hall
to hear an outstanding panel of child and adolescent mental health providers
from across NYC discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health
disparities affecting minority communities. NYCCAP Board Member Angel
Caraballo, MD will moderate the discussion as panelists provide their
perspectives on mental health disparities before, during, and after the
pandemic followed by a Q&A for all.
- Describe your setting and patient
population
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Describe salient health disparities for your patients before
COVID
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Share your experience providing care for patients during
COVID
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Describe how health disparities have been impacted by COVID for
your patient population
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What do you anticipate will be the biggest challenges
ahead and how do you think we can prepare to try to address growing
disparities?
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Moderated
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Angel
Caraballo, MD
Private
Practice Psychiatrist providing comprehensive psychiatric evaluations/
consultations, individual and family psychotherapy, and psychopharmacology for
adults, adolescents and children
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Maciel Campos,
PsyD
Senior
Psychologist; Assistant Clinical Professor, Medical Psychology (in Psychiatry),
Home Based Crisis Intervention Program; Program Director, Pediatric Psychiatry Department,
Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York Presbyterian
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Melvin
Oatis, MD
Private
Practice Psychiatrist in Manhattan; Voluntary Faculty, Department of Child and
Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU Langone Child Study
Center
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Arturo Sanchez-Lacay,
MD
Director, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and
Director, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship Program
Bronx-Lebanon
Hospital Center
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Xiaoyi "Sherry" Yao,
MD
Psychiatry Instructor, Psychiatry, Columbia University
Irving Medical Center; Assistant Director, New York-Presbyterian Child
& Adolescent Psychiatry Residency Training Program; Child &
Adolescent Psychiatrist, Pediatric Psychiatry Clinic, Morgan Stanley Children's
Hospital
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ion: Professor
Thom's Bar &
Restaurant
Please contact info@nyccap.org with any
questions/concerns.
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