APA 2022 Annual Meeting OnDemand (CME VIDEOS)

Overview

The APA 2022 Annual Meeting OnDemand (CME VIDEOS) provides a comprehensive and detailed review of current topics in psychiatry, neurology, and addiction medicine as presented during the 2022 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting. This on-demand digital product includes extensive multimedia educational resources designed to strengthen clinical expertise and support psychiatric knowledge reinforcement.

On-demand psychiatry education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Format: 123 MP4 videos, 123 MP3 audio files, and 46 PDF documents
Total size: 126.82 GB

Agenda

This comprehensive package covers a wide variety of clinical topics across six days, reflecting the full meeting content.

• Day 1 – Saturday, 21 May 2022: Mental health disparities, advances in mood disorder treatments, alcohol use disorder, bipolar mixed states, psychosis, disaster psychiatry, suicide research, intellectual and developmental disabilities, neurobiology of PTSD, and treatment-resistant depression.
• Day 2 – Sunday, 22 May 2022: Cognitive dysfunction (“brain fog”), anxiety and bipolar depression treatments, addiction care, Indigenous mental health, climate psychiatry, LGBTQ ethical issues, adolescent borderline personality disorder, OCD treatment science, neuroimaging studies, workforce well-being in disasters, methamphetamine use disorders, psychedelics in psychiatry, crisis systems, structural racism, health equity advocacy, schizophrenia pathophysiology, and suicide in physicians.
• Day 3 – Monday, 23 May 2022: Healthcare worker burnout, antiracist education, suicide risk assessment, cultural psychiatry, social determinants of mental health, catatonia, pharmacology of clozapine, inequities in HIV care, interdisciplinary psychiatric teams, sleep and substance use disorder neurobiology, brain stimulation treatments, workforce diversity and inclusion, psychodynamic psychiatry, addiction psychotherapy, criminal justice interface, and therapeutic risk management.
• Day 4 – Tuesday, 24 May 2022: ADHD evaluation in autism spectrum, physical health in serious mental illness, crisis services and health equity, disability support for physicians, psychiatric apps and innovations, dementia behavioral symptoms, borderline personality disorder management, data science in substance use, transgender emergency psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry models, mentorship for LGBTQ+ psychiatrists, global mental health, maternal mental health, COVID-19 neuropsychiatric complications, suicide in residency training, and women’s mental health care.
• Day 5 – Wednesday, 25 May 2022: Sexual concerns, depression and social determinants in Latinx women, intellectual disability and sexual behavior, early-stage schizophrenia research, eating disorders, clinical reasoning, violence risk management in borderline personality disorder, race and psychiatry communication, college mental health, pandemic impact on behavioral symptoms, methamphetamine treatment updates, crisis systems, nonpharmacological interventions, sleep medicine, refugee psychiatry, spiritual experiences, racial violence, self-injury behaviors, cultural psychiatry with youth, psychedelic therapy, and chronic pain management.
• Day 6 – Wednesday, 08 June 2022: Cognitive behavioral therapy for suicidal behavior, psychiatric ethics, pharmacologic management of dementia-related symptoms, medical cannabis science, recovery from trauma in African survivors, pregnancy termination ethics, anxiety disorder treatment updates, and burnout in women physicians during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speakers

This collection features presentations by a broad range of experts in psychiatry, neurology, addiction medicine, and related fields who contributed to the APA 2022 Annual Meeting. Presenters include recognized clinicians, researchers, and educators offering evidence-based insights and clinical updates relevant to psychiatric practice.

Target Audience

This educational activity is intended for psychiatrists, neurologists, addiction medicine specialists, psychiatric trainees, clinical psychologists, and other mental health professionals seeking to update and reinforce their clinical knowledge in current psychiatric practice and research developments.

Why This Topic Matters

The APA 2022 Annual Meeting OnDemand (CME VIDEOS) addresses a wide spectrum of psychiatric topics critical to contemporary clinical practice. This comprehensive resource supports clinicians in navigating advances in diagnosis, treatment, and health equity issues within psychiatry, neurology, and addiction medicine.

Accessed via MedHub Central, this on-demand education enables mental health professionals to engage with current scientific and clinical content, promoting informed patient care and professional development within the specialty.