Bipolar mood disorder

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• Recording and slides
• Facilitator
• Panellists
• Overview
• Predisposing activity
• Learning objectives
• CPD Points

Recording and slides

• Recording and slides

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Facilitator

• Dr Michael Murray: GP and medical educator (Townsville, QLD)

Panellists

• Ingi Barr : Consumer Advocate (Melbourne, VIC)
• Associate Professor Greg Murray : Clinical Psychologist (Melbourne, VIC)
• Professor David Jonathan Castle: Psychiatrist (Melbourne, VIC)
• Dr Mary Emeleus : GP (Townsville, QLD)

Overview

The webinar will be comprised of:

1. Predisposing activity (Sandra case study)
2. Facilitated inter-disciplinary panel discussion
3. Question and answers

Predisposing activity

Participants will be required to read a short case study upon which the webinar panel discussion will be based. This should take approximately 30 minutes.

• Sandra - Case study (PDF, 256KB)

Learning objectives

At the completion of the session participants will be able to:

• Better understand the key principles of intervention and the roles of different disciplines in providing integrated mental health services to bipolar mood disorder presentations.
• Better understand the merits, challenges and opportunities in providing integrated mental health services for people experiencing bipolar mood disorders.

CPD Points

Australian Association of Social Workers: CPE Points - 2 per learning hour. Appellation No: 00469

Australian College of Mental Health Nurses (ACMHN): This activity has been endorsed for 2 CPE points by the ACMHN Accreditation Committee for Endorsement.

Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine: Approved with ACRRM for 2 Core PDP points. (OEACR-11012-MHPN)

Australian Psychological Society: APS Members can accrue Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours by participating in CPD activities that they determine to be relevant to their individual professional skills, learning plans and goals. These may be self-initiated. CPD activities do not need to be endorsed by the APS.

Occupational Therapy Australia: Approved for 1.45 CPD hours in Category 5.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP): The activity ID is 758661. It has been allocated 4 category 2 points.

Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists: RANZCP members are able to claim hours spent under Section 4. Self Guided Learning.