Full program description
This CME-accredited 12-part series focuses on a broad knowledge base and skills for telebehavioral health care and digital health, and leveraging telebehavioral health to enhance quality of care. TeleBH 301 will address the following topics:
- Bree Collaborative Telehealth Guide & Hybrid Models
- Crisis Management & Risk Assessment
- Creating a Professional Encounter - Assessing for Appropriateness, Addressing the Digital Divide & Informed Consent
- Substance Use Disorder Treatment over Telehealth (SUD)
- Groups: Lessons from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- TeleSupervision
- Using Telehealth to Implement Whole Health
- Children & Adolescents
- Trauma-Informed Care
- TeleBehavioral Health: Remote Teams & Tele-Teaming
- TeleMental Health and Professional Liability
- Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Digital Therapeutics & Automation in Behavioral Health
There are no prerequisites: learners are not required to take the series sequentially, nor are learners required to take all of the sessions in the series in order to obtain continuing education credits or a certificate of completion.
Continuing Education Credits:
At the completion of each session in the series, learners will be asked to complete an evaluation which will lead to a personalized Certificate of Completion, which in many cases can be used to meet continuing education requirements – please seek confirmation from your licensure board.
When the evaluation is completed, information is also provided for obtaining Continuing Medical Education credits*. Each course is worth 1 credit hour of continuing education.
*CME Accreditation expired on 1/20/2025. Those who have taken the course prior to then can still claim CME retroactively. Please contact the University of Washington CME office cme@uw.edu with any questions regarding CME credits.