DBMH QUARTERLY ZOOM MEETING MINUTES
Meeting #3: 9am PST/12pm EST, 01/23/18
- Makenzie Wesner
- Kim Erlich
- Pam Lusk
- Sallie Porter
- Susan Van Cleve
- Angela Nash
- Dawn Garzon Maaks
- Laura Gamble
- Rhonda Heschel
- Brenda Cassidy
- Anne Derouin
- Naan Gaylord
- Anne DeBattista
- 412 area code
I. Review of Mission & Goals: including possible collaborative goals discussed by SIG leadership at SIG Summit in November 2017:
- Continue work with DBMH Resource Website - high traffic, notify Kim or Makenzie about non-working links
- ID needs, gaps, resources, volunteers, mentor, leadership opportunities to address parent resources - no uptake from SIG members on this yet
- Revise position statement on integration of mental health in primary care settings
- Encourage DBMH SIG members to advocate for DBMH population
- Encourage members to actively support...more active engagement/input from members needed
- Working with Laura Nelson, SDBP - Anaheim September SDBP + NAPNAP - case based discussion to fulfill specific education gaps for PNPs working in DBP settings. Cannot advertise formerly, info embargoed through NAPNAP until 02/26/18.
- Provide Continuing Ed opportunities
- Improve communication/engagement with DBMH SIG members
- Susan Van Cleve - TeamPeds communicate expertise, not available to view for individual SIGS
Collaborative goals - inter-SIG collaboration - Children in Disasters SIG collab ==> Disasters Mental Health, Newborn SIG ==> Perinatal Mood Disorders, Parent training on recognition of developmental cues, Adolescent Health ==> SBIRT
II. Member Input: Resources wanted, methods to achieve above goals
- Angie Nash - collecting a bibliography
- Primary Care Management for various disorders, autism
- Resources - please let Kim and/or Makenzie know if ideas arise
III. Call for Volunteers
A. Social Committee members to plan annual SIG social in Chicago; new ideas for the social (e.g., speed mentorship pairing)
- Sunday v. Tuesday - 4 votes Sunday
- Seating at social for speed mentorship pairing, sign-up
B. Position Statement Authors/Collaborators
1. PNP's Role in Supporting Infant and Family Well-being During the First Year of Life - Sallie Porter, DNP project background
2. Integration of Mental Health in Primary Care - Susan Van Cleve, Anne DeBattista, Pam Lusk
IV. Discussion of What Happened with the Chicago Service Project
*Next SIG meeting will occur at the NAPNAP Annual Conference in Chicago on Sunday, March 18, 2018 from 6-7pm