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- 1. DIRECTORY ~ NTSPP Psychiatrist Members in Good Standing
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- 3. NTSPP Dinner Programs and Confidential Peer Discussion Meetings
- 5. NTSPP Mission, Values, Structure, Meetings
- 6. NTSPP Membership & Dues for June 2012 through May 2013
- 7. NTSPP Officers, Committee Chairs, Chapter Representatives June 2011 – May 2012
- 8. Choices for Psychiatrists
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| May 18, 2012 | | 1:30 pm | to | 2:30 pm |
Physician Health: Personal Challenges in Medical Practice, Presented by the TMA Committee on Physician Health and Rehabilitation under the direction of Viki Chancellor, MD, Mansfield ; coordinated by Linda Kuhn, Texas Medical Association.
Friday, May 18, 2012, 2nd Floor, Lone Star A2
- 3 AMA PRA (Cat 1) credits
- 3 Ethics credits
- 3 AAFP (P) credits
Upon completion of the program, participants should be able to: 1) identify support systems that protect the public yet respect the autonomy of a physician who can practice safely with an accommodation for his or her disability; 2) recognize the impact of family system and marital relationship on physician performance; and 3) devise a workplace plan that discourages gender discrimination. Target Audience: Physicians and residents of all specialties; other health care professionals
- 12:30 pm: Welcome and Introduction, B. Dean McDaniel, DO, Victoria
- 12:35 pm: Practicing Medicine With a Disability, Sally A. Holmes, MD, Houston (Handout)
- 1:30 pm: Physician Family Well-Being, Catherin Roberts, MD, Dallas (Handout)
- 2:30 pm: Current Challenges for Female Physicians, Lois A. Killewich, MD, PhD, Galveston (Handout)
- 3:30 pm: Adjourn
For more information go to www.texmed.org
| May 18, 2012 | | 7:30 am | to | 3:30 pm |
Psychiatry CME Category 1 at TMA in Dallas
Presented by the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians under the direction of Debra Atkisson, MD, Ft. Worth; coordinated by Claire Foster, Texas Medical Association.
Friday, May 18, 2012, 2nd Floor, Lone Star A1
- 6.25 AMA PRA (Cat 1) credits
Upon completion of this program attendees should be able to: 1) characterize the spectrum of arousal from adaptive through pathological and how this relates to both the anxiety disorders and performance anxiety; 2) recognize the signs and symptoms of substance abuse and dependence in the clinical population; 3) identify current treatment strategies for the most common anxiety disorders in children and adolescents; 4) identify the types and prevalence of specific psychiatric disorders reported in major studies of disaster survivors. Target Audience: Physicians practicing in the areas of family practice, internal medicine, pediatrics, geriatrics, psychiatry, and child and adolescent psychiatry
- 7:30 am: Welcome and Introduction, Debra Atkisson, MD, Ft. Worth
- 7:35 am: Music Performance Anxiety, Scott Winter, MD, Ft. Worth Heather Winter Hunnicutt, D.M, Soprano, Georgetown, KY(Handout)
- 9:15 am: Break
- 9:45 am: Addictions: Diagnostic and Treatment Considerations, Stephen Vobach, MD, Dallas (Handout)
- 11:30 am: Lunch Break and Visit To Expo Hall
- 12:30 pm: Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents, Marianne Hopkins, MD, MPH, Dallas
- 1:45 pm: Break
- 2 pm: After the Unthinkable: Disaster Psychiatry 101, Carol North, MD, MPE, Dallas
- 3:30 pm: Adjourn
For Payment Information see www.texmed.org (TMA members register and attend for free)
| January 11, 2012 | | 7:00 pm | to | 9:00 pm |
Mental health professionals and attorneys are invited!
Please know that the continuing education credit that is mentioned is not CME, but rather credits for psychologists and LPCs.
The next meeting of the Forensic Group will be held on Wednesday evening, January 11, 2012 at 7:00 pm.
We hope you enjoyed the holidays and are looking forward to a productive new year. We’re planning interesting programs for the March and May meetings that both lawyers and mental health professionals will find informative and challenging.
The next meeting will highlight science and practice-oriented approaches to witness credibility as well as application of research to jury selection and behavior. We’ll look beyond conventional wisdom to how research can improve our understanding of these key topics. Lawyers and mental health professionals will gain valuable tips on preparing and dealing with witnesses as well as understanding jury issues. Mental health professionals will also learn how to improve their own presentations in court.
Dr. Rob Cramer and Prof. Fred Moss will present our program. Dr. Cramer is an assistant professor of psychology at Sam Houston State Univ. and consults with lawyers in trial-related issues. He also conducts research on witness characteristics and juror traits and attitudes as well as on courtroom perceptions in hate crimes and sexual minority issues. Dr. Cramer, a graduate of the Univ of Alabama psychology program, developed his research interests under Dr. Stan Brodsky.
Prof. Fred Moss, a master in courtroom procedures and techniques, is a former federal prosecutor and currently professor emeritus in SMU’s Dedman School of Law. He’ll offer a practicing lawyer’s perspective on Dr. Cramer’s research and comments. Among the classes Prof. Moss has taught are evidence, criminal law, and trial advocacy. In addition, he is a leading educator with the prestigious National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA), an organization that teaches lawyers advanced trial and deposition skills.
For mental health professionals who want continuing education credit (CEUs) for the meeting (1.5 hrs.), keep this email for the description of the January 11 meeting topic. This email and the certificate you will receive at the end of the meeting (8:30 pm) should suffice for proof of your attendance. We will review the CE procedures again at the beginning of the meeting.
Jessica Dixon Weaver SMU
John A. Zervopoulos, Ph.D., J.D., ABPP
This announcement with location information has already been forwarded to the NTSPP e-list. For meeting location and for pre-meeting dinner location, email NTSPPchapter@gmail.com and your email will be forwarded to the pertinent parties. Psychiatrists and psychiatry residents not yet on the NTSPP e-list? We will be glad to add you upon request.
| November 9, 2011 | | 12:00 pm | to | 1:00 pm |
Presented by: Timothy Wolff, M.D. Location: NG3.112 Time: 12 noon
Title: Processing Soldiers’ Stories
Light refreshments located in room NG3.202
Dr. Wolff obtained his undergraduate degree in Biology at Brown University in 1979. He went on to obtain his medical degree at U.T. Southwestern in 1983. Dr. Wolff did his internship and residency training at Baylor College of Medicine, which included work at the Houston VA Hospital, completing it in 1987. Dr. Wolff joined the U.T. Southwestern Faculty in 1987, initially working at the Dallas VA. He is a professor of psychiatry. Currently, Dr. Wolff serves as the assistant medical director at the Parkland Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic. In addition, he is a staff psychiatrist at U.T. Southwestern Medical Center Student Health Services and at the Department of Psychiatry private practice clinic. Dr. Wolff is a lecturer, advisor, and supervisor of psychiatry residents. He is one of the associate residency training directors for the psychiatry department. Dr. Wolff’s research participation has been in the areas of novel antipsychotics, suicide, and electroconvulsive therapy. Dr. Wolff has been honored by receiving the following awards: American Psychiatric Association Distinguished Fellow and Exemplary Psychiatrist Award from the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill. In addition, he is a member of the North Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians (past president) and the Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians (Vice chair of the Academic Psychiatry Committee). Dr. Wolff is a past president of the U.T. Southwestern Medical School Faculty Senate. For details contact Lucy Dodd Department of Psychiatry 5323 Harry Hines Blvd. Dallas TX 75390-9070 PH) 214.648.7392 FX) 214.648.7370
NTSPP Distinguished Life Fellows are automatically Members in Good Standing. As our very important persons, only they have the option not to pay chapter dues and yet remain in good standing. On top of their many ongoing contributions to our field, our illustrious colleagues above have elected to pay their dues to support NTSPP and our work. THANK YOU!!!!
Note that DLFs may choose to pay dues and receive discounted dinners OR pay full price for dinner programs without paying dues, while retaining all other member privileges. To read more and to pay chapter dues, click on http://ntspp.org/dues/
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