Advancements and Challenges in Pediatric Mental Health Screening

In this episode of "The Pediatric Lounge," hosts discuss the importance and implications of mental health screening in pediatric care. Guest Dr. Jean Marconi, Senior VP of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development at Bright Line, delves into the challenges and opportunities within pediatric psychiatry. The conversation covers the implementation of mental health screenings, the necessity for proper coding for reimbursement, and the integration of mental health services in clinical practice. Dr. Marconi also emphasizes the significance of suicide prevention screenings and the role of pediatricians in early identification and intervention. The episode highlights the importance of practical tools, systemic changes, and comprehensive training in effectively managing pediatric mental health.

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00:00 Introduction to the Pediatric Lounge
00:36 Welcoming Dr. Jean Marconi
01:57 Dr. Marconi's New Role at Bright Line
02:37 Bright Line's Hybrid Model and Services
04:21 Understanding Pediatric Mental Health Policies
12:22 Screening Tools and Their Importance
14:52 Challenges in Pediatric Mental Health
27:16 The Role of Schools and Pediatricians
41:03 Handling Pediatric Emergencies
41:35 Challenges in Managing Chronic Conditions
42:49 Mental Health Stigma in Pediatrics
43:51 Billing and Coding for Pediatric Care
47:19 Developmental Screening Guidelines
50:05 Implementing Mental Health Screenings
58:01 Advocacy and Policy in Pediatric Care
01:09:33 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

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