Emergency & Acute Psychiatry at AACAP Annual Meeting 2026
99 sessions on emergency & acute psychiatry · October 26–31, 2026, Atlanta, GA. Compare emergency & acute psychiatry at other meetings →
Monday, October 26
13:30–15:30 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Elevating Residential Treatment: Integrating Innovation With Proven Therapeutic Practice
Justine Larson · Yolanda Graham · Terry Git Lee · Kalyani Samudra · Heather Smith · Thomas Ricart · Stephen Mateka
Explores how residential treatment programs for youth can incorporate new approaches while maintaining established therapeutic practices.
14:00–17:00 · Workshop
Tiny Bodies, Big Reactions: De-Escalation Skills With Young Children for Child and Adolescent Psychiatrists
Kourtney Schroeder · Laren Alexander · Allison B. Ventura · Britney N. Duner
Interactive workshop teaching developmentally informed preventive and de-escalation techniques for children ages three to seven in outpatient settings, drawing on PCIT-based skills, role-play and video examples.
15:00–17:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Building a Culture of Measurement: A Two-Tiered Measurement-Based Care Model in Residential Psychiatry
Presents a two-tiered measurement-based care model implemented in a residential psychiatric setting.
16:00–18:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Partnership With Advanced Practice Providers on Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatient Units: Innovative Models and Lessons Learned
Covers staffing models and lessons learned from partnering with advanced practice providers on child and adolescent inpatient units.
16:00–18:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Advanced Practice Providers in Emergency Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Care: Clinical Expectations and Physician Assistant Perspective
Discusses the role and clinical expectations of advanced practice providers, from a physician assistant viewpoint, in emergency child and adolescent psychiatry.
16:00–18:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Best Practices for Integrating Advanced Practice Providers Into Higher Levels of Care: Understanding the Provider Perspective for Innovative Staffing Models
Thomas Ricart · Todd Peters · Yasas Chandra Tanguturi · Joyce Chen · Mollie Quinn Gurley · Elizabeth A. Cook
Discusses staffing models that integrate advanced practice providers into higher levels of psychiatric care, from the providers' perspective.
Tuesday, October 27
08:00–10:00 · Lecture
My Body, My Choice: Conceptualizing Involuntary Treatment in Anorexia Nervosa
Explores ethical and clinical frameworks for involuntary treatment in anorexia nervosa.
08:15–13:30 · Course · Other Programs
Clinical Practicum at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta: A Model for Provision of Emergency Psychiatric Services and Crisis Recovery for Youth
John N. Constantino · Jennifer Holton · Kristin Weinschenk · William R. Powers · John Gransbach · Darja Beinenson · Hillary M. Henderson · Derek Lee
Half-day on-site practicum following youth in psychiatric crisis from emergency department evaluation through outpatient recovery, including a hospital tour, a suicidality recovery pathway and outcomes monitoring.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Clinical Pathways for Agitation in Adolescent Patients at a Large, Urban Specialized Children ’ s Psychiatric Emergency Department
Describes clinical pathways for managing agitation in adolescents presenting to a specialized pediatric psychiatric emergency department.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Brief Rating of Aggression by Children and Adolescents (BRACHA) Do or BRACHA Don ’ t: Utilizing Aggression Rating Scales in a Pediatric Psychiatric Emergency Department
Examines the use of aggression rating scales such as BRACHA in a pediatric psychiatric emergency department.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Reimagining Pediatric Emergency Care: A Dedicated Mental Health Staffing Model to Reduce Agitation, Restraint, and Escalation
Michael M. Chu · Hoang D. Nguyen · Dani Milliken · Drea Correia · Michelle Won
Presents a dedicated mental health staffing model in a pediatric emergency setting aimed at reducing agitation, restraint use, and escalation.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Treating School Refusal at Inpatient Level of Care: Challenges and Innovative Experiences
Challenges and innovative approaches to treating school refusal in inpatient settings.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Volume and Characteristics of Youth With Aggression in a Pediatric Emergency Department (ED)
Rebecca Marshall · Amanda Ribbers
Characterizes the number and features of youth presenting with aggression to a pediatric emergency department.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Updating Efficient Suicide Risk Clinical Pathways: Translating Research Into Action
Describes updating clinical pathways for suicide risk so research findings can be applied in practice.
14:00–16:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Review of Adolescent Outpatient Commitment in the United States
Brody Montoya · Ravi Anand · Terry Git Lee · Eva C. Ihle · Marvin S. Swartz
Reviews how outpatient commitment is applied to adolescents across the United States.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Adolescent Outpatient Commitment: A Novel Framework for Compulsory Treatment in Minors
Introduces a framework for outpatient commitment as a form of compulsory treatment for minors.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
From Petition to Practice: A Clinical Vignette of Virginia’s Adolescent Outpatient Commitment Model
Uses a clinical vignette to illustrate how Virginia's adolescent outpatient commitment process works in practice.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Failure to Launch: Postimplementation Lessons From Washington’s Adolescent- Assisted Outpatient Treatment Expansion
Reviews lessons learned after implementing Washington's expansion of assisted outpatient treatment to adolescents.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Navigating the Ethics of Adolescent Outpatient Commitment
Discusses ethical considerations surrounding compulsory outpatient treatment of adolescents.
Symposium · Symposium
Managing Youth Aggression in the Emergency Department (ED): Strategies to Address a Growing Problem
Rebecca Marshall · Megan Mroczkowski · Meghan Schott · Michael M. Chu
Emergency psychiatry symposium on practical strategies for managing agitated and aggressive youth in the ED as pediatric mental health boarding grows.
Session · Clinical Case Conference
Pregnant and In Crisis: Complex Cases and Practical Principles for the Evaluation and Management of Acute Perinatal Adolescents
Sasha K. Narayan · Ilang M. Guiroy · Amalia Londoño Tobón · Sophie Scharner · Caridad Benavides
Case-based session offering practical principles for evaluating and managing pregnant adolescents in psychiatric crisis through a two-generation lens, an area where few child psychiatrists have formal training.
Wednesday, October 28
10:30–12:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Opening a New Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry Unit for Adolescents at University of North Carolina Youth Behavioral Health
Covers the process of opening an adolescent inpatient neurodevelopmental psychiatry unit.
10:30–12:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Mapping Unit-Level Acuity to Support Patient and Staff Safety on a Neurobehavioral Psychiatry Unit
Katherine Zappia · Martine Lamy
Looks at mapping unit-level acuity to support safety for patients and staff on a neurobehavioral inpatient unit.
10:30–12:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Development of a Learning Health Network to Improve Care for Psychiatrically Hospitalized Youth With Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Describes building a learning health network to improve inpatient care for youth with neurodevelopmental disorders.
10:30–12:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Advancing Care for Individuals With Neurodevelopmental Complexity at the Neuropsychiatric Special Care Unit at Children’s Hospital Colorado
Describes an inpatient neuropsychiatric special care unit serving youth with complex neurodevelopmental needs.
10:30–12:30 · Session
Innovation or Bust: A Review of Inpatient Models of Care to Optimize Clinical Care for Individuals With Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Elizabeth Margolis · Matthew Siegel · James E. Bedford · Katherine Zappia · Martine Lamy
11:00–13:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Inpatient and Emergency Department Patterns of Stimulant Use Disorder Presentation Using Epic Cosmos
Niranjan S. Karnik · Sara W. Kelly · Alexander T. Snelling · Dale L. Smith
Examines how stimulant use disorder presents in inpatient and emergency department settings, using large-scale Epic Cosmos health record data.
11:30–13:30 · Symposium
Real-Time AI and Wearable Biosensing: Detection and Intervention for Behavioral Crises in Children With Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Fenil Patel · Ernest Pedapati · Mahsa Bagheri · Azadeh Kushki · Maria Saliba · Magdalena Romanowicz · Heather Nuske
Examines AI and wearable biosensor tools for detecting and intervening in behavioral crises among children with neurodevelopmental disorders.
Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders · Child & Adolescent · Digital Psychiatry & AI
12:00–13:30 · Lecture
Optimizing Inpatient Care for Adolescents With Borderline Personality Disorder: A Psychoeducation Approach
Covers a psychoeducation-based approach to improving inpatient care for adolescents with borderline personality disorder.
19:00–22:00 · Session
Steve : Trials, Tribulations, and Triumphs in a Residential Treatment Facility
Adrian Sondheimer · Geraldine S. Fox · Kathryn Brogan
A film screening and facilitated discussion of the film Steve, set in an Irish residential facility for troubled youth. Covers adolescent dysregulation, staff stress, and the ethical duty of child psychiatrists to provide care in difficult settings.
Posters (8)
- Comparison of Intramuscular Lorazepam Vs Midazolam for Acute Agitation Management in Children and Adolescents — Vincent Liu
- Prevalence of Mental Health Care Among Adolescents Admitted to the Emergency Department — Meera Wells et al.
- Trends in Emergency Department Use After the Implementation of a Child Psychiatry Access Program — Amie F. Bettencourt et al.
- Reducing Unnecessary Medical Screening for Pediatric Psychiatric Admissions in the ED: A Quality-Improvement Approach to Implementing Choosing Wisely Recommendations — Lara Tang et al.
- Efficacy of an Upstream Stabilization Protocol on Reducing Youth Psychiatric Hospitalizations: A Longitudinal Analysis (FY2019-FY2026) — Eduardo Bonilla
- Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Outpatient Mental Health Follow-Up After Emergency Department Visits Among Medicaid-Enrolled Youth — Michelle A. Siddiqui et al.
- Structural Determinants of Inpatient Access in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: A National Clinician Survey From Türkiye — Alper Alnak et al.
- Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Emergency Department Visits for Suicide Attempts and Intentional Self-Harm — Kassidy Kanja et al.
Thursday, October 29
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Intensive Crisis Intervention (ICI) for Youth With a Suicidal Crisis: Acceptability of a Novel Alternative to Psychiatric Inpatient
Jennifer Hughes · Anastasia Berg · Katherine Sarkisian · Leo Kalotihos · Chanta Garcia · Zachary V. Schellhause · Ericka Bruns · Mary A. Fristad
Examines how acceptable an intensive crisis intervention program is as an alternative to inpatient hospitalization for youth in suicidal crisis.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture
Effectiveness of Acute Care Inpatient Treatment for Adolescents
Ema Saito · Alison Tebbett-Mock · Anna Van Meter
Reviews outcomes of acute inpatient psychiatric treatment for adolescents.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture
Adolescent Outcomes in Intermediate Levels of Care Serving as Alternatives to Acute Inpatient Treatment
Looks at adolescent outcomes in partial and intensive outpatient programs used as alternatives to inpatient admission.
11:30–13:30 · Lecture
Comparing Inpatient vs Outpatient Settings for Suicidal Teens
Victor M. Fornari · Jennifer Combs · Drew H. Barzman · Vera Feuer
Compares inpatient and outpatient care settings for adolescents at risk of suicide.
11:30–13:30 · Symposium
Which One Works the Best for My Patient? Outcomes of Higher Levels of Care (Inpatient, Partial, Intensive Outpatient, and Crisis Intervention)
Ema Saito · Shannon W. Simmons · Alison Tebbett-Mock · Claudia Welke · Victor M. Fornari
Compares outcomes across higher levels of psychiatric care for youth, including inpatient, partial hospital, intensive outpatient, and crisis intervention.
14:00–17:00 · Oral abstract
Predicting Suicide Attempts Among Black Children and Youth Presenting to the Emergency Room With Mental Health Concerns: An Electronic Health Record (EHR)-Based Study
Wenna Xi · Jialin Wu · Samprit Banerjee
Uses electronic health record data to predict suicide attempts among Black youth presenting to the emergency room with mental health concerns.
Child & Adolescent · Diverse & Underserved Populations · Suicide & Self-Harm
Symposium · Symposium
Crisis Care Pathways for Suicidal Youth: Beyond the Emergency Department
Jennifer Hughes · Sarah Mallard Wakefield · Molly Adrian · Anna K. Radin · Meredith R. Chapman
Symposium on alternative crisis-care pathways for suicidal youth — stabilization, follow-up, and community models that reduce reliance on emergency departments.
Posters (11)
- Analyzing Specialized Neurodevelopmental Inpatient Unit Outcomes Based on Diagnosis and Percent Reduction in Problematic Behavior — Eric Huynh et al.
- Improving Pediatrics Resident Competency in Caring for Patients With Acute Mental Health Diagnoses in the Inpatient Setting — Ryan Murphy et al.
- Predicting Outpatient Aggression in Adolescents: Comparative Validity of Brief Rating of Aggression by Children and Adolescents vs School Safety Scale — Drew H. Barzman et al.
- Clinical Correlates of Behavioral Holds and Mechanical Restraints Among Pediatric Behavioral Health Patients in Medical Settings — Ace A. Castillo et al.
- Inpatient Rehabilitation Outcomes in Youth With ASD — Geetha Ravindranathan et al.
- Clinical Drivers of High Inpatient Utilization Among Youth With ASD — Aderonke Oyetunji et al.
- Shifting Patterns in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Presentations During COVID-19 and Beyond: A Population-Based Study From Alberta — Jacquelyn Paquet et al.
- AI Usage for Academic Purposes Among Adolescents in Acute Psychiatric Treatment Programs — Morikeoluwa E. Ayodeji et al.
- Make Up Your Mind(set): Comparative Analysis of Generative AI Responses to Mental Health Crises — Audrey D. Nguyen et al.
- Benchmarking AI Safety Guardrails for High-Risk Pediatric Psychiatric Presentations Using the Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII) — Rahul Tyagi et al.
- Clinical- and Systems-Level Predictors of Behavioral Escalation Among Autistic Youth Presenting to a Psychiatric Emergency Room — Larayeb Wazir et al.
Friday, October 30
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Temporal Trends in Mental Health–Related Acute Care Utilization Among Youth and Young Adults With Gender Dysphoria, 2016-2024
Looks at trends from 2016 to 2024 in mental health-related acute care use among youth and young adults with gender dysphoria.
10:00–12:00 · Lecture
Improving Pediatric Psychiatric Crisis Recovery: From Learning Health System to Practice and Policy
Janet R. Cummings · Cristian Ramos · Nikolay Braykov · William E. Copeland · Darja Beinenson
Describes how a learning health system approach can improve recovery after pediatric psychiatric crises and inform practice and policy.
Child & Adolescent · Practice, Policy & Workforce · Suicide & Self-Harm
10:00–12:00 · Lecture
Outpatient Crisis Services Reduce ED Revisits for Females With Suicidality
William E. Copeland · Janet R. Cummings · Nikolay Braykov · Phoebe K. McCutchan · Hillary M. Henderson · James J. Hudziak · Belise Livingston-Burns · Xiaotao Jing · Cristian Ramos · John N. Constantino
Examines whether outpatient crisis services lower emergency department revisits among young females presenting with suicidality.
10:00–12:00 · Lecture
A System Under Strain: An Economic Argument for Investing in Acute Crisis Services
Phoebe K. McCutchan · Nikolay Braykov · Xiaotao Jing
Presents an economic case for investing in acute crisis services for youth.
Child & Adolescent · Practice, Policy & Workforce · Suicide & Self-Harm
13:30–16:30 · Workshop
Narrative Safety Planning: Creating a Comprehensive Values-Driven Safety and Communication Plan for Adolescents With Acute Suicidality and Their Families
Michael A. Scharf · Deanna P. Sams · David Garrison · Taylor Steeves
Teaches an ACT-informed, strengths-based Narrative Safety Plan developed for adolescents hospitalized after suicide-related crises, including a family communication plan and a clinical strengths questionnaire. Uses case examples, demonstrations and role-plays, and covers adaptation to outpatient settings.
14:00–16:00 · Session
Innovations to Reduce Hospital Boarding for Foster Care-Involved Youth: Systems That Work
Lisa Ann Durette · Terry Git Lee · Shannon Barnett · Sherri Marie Broadwater · George Alex Fouras · Diana Pandey
Presents system-level approaches for reducing hospital boarding of foster care-involved youth in mental health crisis.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Foster Care Boarding Crisis: Systemic Contributions and Individual Response
Examines systemic factors behind hospital boarding of foster care-involved youth and individual-level responses.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Case Presentation: Cross-System Advocacy to Reduce Boarding
A case presentation on cross-system advocacy to reduce hospital boarding of youth.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Strategies to Decrease Discharge Delays in an Academic Hospital Center
Reviews strategies an academic hospital uses to reduce discharge delays for youth.
14:00–16:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Alternatives to Law Enforcement Involvement in Crisis Response for Those With Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Explores crisis response models that avoid law enforcement involvement for people with neurodevelopmental disorders.
Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders · Forensic & Correctional
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Emergency Response Needed! Mental Health Hurricane in South Carolina
Describes the pediatric mental health emergency care situation and response in South Carolina.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Meeting Patient and Family Needs Through Ongoing Program Development in the Psychiatric Crisis Department
Covers ongoing program development in a pediatric psychiatric crisis department to meet patient and family needs.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
A Better Front Door for Mental Health Crises: Behavioral Health Urgent Care as a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Crisis Care Solution
Presents behavioral health urgent care as an alternative entry point for youth mental health crises.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Crisis Compass: Comprehensive Emergency Care in the Heart of New York City
Overview of a comprehensive emergency psychiatry service for youth in New York City.
14:30–16:30 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Innovating Pediatric Crisis Care: A Multidisciplinary Emergency Department Mental Health Model With Measurable Impact
Michael M. Chu · Meredith L. Dennis · Hoang D. Nguyen · Heather Huszti · Dani Milliken · Drea Correia · Vicky A. E. Bouche
Describes a multidisciplinary emergency department mental health model for youth and its measured outcomes.
14:30–16:30 · Session
Can You See the Child In Front of You?: Navigating Ethics, Law Enforcement, and Violence Risk In Migrant Youth
Antonio V. Igbokidi · Denese O. Shervington · Artha Gillis · Howard Cheung
A clinical case conference on an immigrant adolescent hospitalized after threatening violence. It addresses assessing imminent dangerousness, duty to warn and protect, privacy versus law enforcement requests, and moral injury among trainees and teams.
Child & Adolescent · Forensic & Correctional · Diverse & Underserved Populations
14:30–16:30 · Symposium · Clinical Perspectives
Taking on the Pediatric Mental Health Crisis at the Front Line: Developing and Leading Emergency Psychiatry Services
Rakin Hoq · Todd Peters · Charles J. Glawe · Radhika J. Kothadia · Qortni Lang · Michael M. Chu
Discusses how to build and lead emergency psychiatry services to address the pediatric mental health crisis.
Posters (4)
- Suicidal Ideation and Depression Among Transgender and Cisgender Youth Presenting for Emergency Psychiatric Care — Rodney Villanueva et al.
- Prevalence of Substance Use Disorders Among Adolescents With Mental Health Diagnoses Treated in a National Sample of Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitals — Glorimar Ortiz et al.
- Feasibility and Outcomes of Systematic Substance Use Screening in Pediatric Emergency Departments for Youth in Behavioral Crisis — Katharine R. Torrey et al.
- Suicide Crisis Syndrome in Late-Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatients: Age-Related Differences in Severity and Symptom Patterns — Ortal Shimon Raz et al.
Saturday, October 31
07:00–08:30 · Workshop
Disrupting the Pattern: Approaches to Reduce Psychiatric Crisis 30-Day Return Rates for Pediatric High Utilizers and Their Families
Charles J. Glawe · Sarah V. Amato
A clinical consultation breakfast on why a small group of youth and families repeatedly use psychiatric emergency services. Participants review data and case examples and work through patient-level and systemic barriers to reducing repeat presentations.
09:00–12:00 · Workshop
Under Attack! Expanding Your Toolkit for Treating the Dysregulated Patient Using a Neuroscience-Based and Trauma-Informed Approach
Megan White Zappitelli · Casey Berson · Zainub Javed · Mayanka Kumar
Workshop on understanding and treating youth with behavioral dysregulation through a neurodevelopmental, trauma-informed lens. Covers the stress-response system, bias, violence exposure, and pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic interventions, with case-based breakouts.
Child & Adolescent · Neuroscience & Mechanisms · PTSD & Trauma
09:00–11:00 · Lecture
Enhancing Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Care for Youth With Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Discusses ways to improve acute inpatient psychiatric care for youth with neurodevelopmental disorders.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Design and Implementation of a Behavioral Health-Focused Education for Community Health Outcomes Series for Emergency Department Providers
Describes how a behavioral health education series modeled on the ECHO approach was designed and rolled out for emergency department providers caring for youth.
09:00–10:30 · Lecture
Inpatient Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluations and Specific SSRI Treatment Modalities: Pandemic vs Postpandemic
Compares inpatient psychiatric diagnostic evaluations and SSRI treatment approaches between the pandemic and postpandemic periods.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Systems-Based Model to Reduce Pediatric Emergency Department Psychiatric Utilization and Improve Outpatient Crisis Care Access
Presents a systems-level model aimed at lowering pediatric ED psychiatric visits while widening access to outpatient crisis care.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Implementing an Electronic Patient-Reported Screening Platform for Suicide Risk and Depression in the Pediatric Emergency Department
Covers implementation of an electronic patient-reported screening tool for suicide risk and depression in a pediatric emergency department.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Integrating Psychiatric Care Into the Pediatric Emergency Department: Implementation and Early Outcomes
Reports on embedding psychiatric care within a pediatric emergency department and the early outcomes observed.
09:00–11:00 · Lecture · Clinical Perspectives
Improving Safety, Confidence, and Care: Extension for Community Health Outcomes Autism in Acute Settings
Discusses applying ECHO Autism in acute care settings to improve safety, clinician confidence and quality of care.
Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders · Education & Training
09:00–11:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Re-envisioning Pediatric Psychiatric Emergency Care: Education, Diversion, Screening, and Early Treatment
Anastasia Klott · Beau A. Carubia · Cassidy McNitt · Jennifer Spitznagel · Rachel Cafferty · Samuel E. Vaughn
Explores ways to improve pediatric psychiatric emergency care, including education, diversion from the emergency department, screening and early treatment.
09:00–11:00 · Session · Clinical Perspectives
Scaling Autism Best Practices Through Extension for Community Health Outcomes Autism: Innovations in Acute Care and Intensive Behavioral Supports
Martine Lamy · Kristin Sohl · Katrina K. Boles · Matthew Siegel · Rena Sorensen
Describes how the ECHO Autism model extends autism best practices, with a focus on acute care and intensive behavioral supports.
Posters (11)
- Understanding Recurrent Psychiatric Hospitalizations in Pediatrics: A Qualitative Study of Patient and Caregiver Perspectives — Charis P. Ma et al.
- Latent Classes of Psychosocial Factors Are Associated With Suicidal Ideation and Attempts Among Psychiatrically Hospitalized Adolescents — Kit M. Quain et al.
- Caring Contacts After Pediatric Psychiatric Hospitalization: Feasibility and 12-Month Acute Care Utilization Outcomes — Aubry Ball
- Retrospective Chart Review of Factors Associated With Readmission to an Inpatient Child and Adolescent Crisis Stabilization Unit — Gerardo Corsi et al.
- Predictors of Clinical Outcomes Following Child and Adolescent Partial Hospitalization — Paige Marie Kramer et al.
- Reduction in Mechanical Restraint Use Following Implementation of an Integrated Behavioral Emergency Program in a Pediatric Neurodevelopmental Specialty Hospital — Hailey Bennion et al.
- Psychiatric Hospitalization and Postdischarge Suicide Risk in Adolescents: A Systematic Review — Sofiya Ivanova et al.
- Suicidality-Related Emergency Department Visits Among US Children and Adolescents, 2016-2022 — Ayse K. Coskun et al.
- Nonpsychiatric Medical Comorbidities in Suicidality-Related Emergency Department Visits Among US Children and Adolescents, 2016–2022 — Ayse K. Coskun et al.
- Enhancing Patient Satisfaction in Adolescent Inpatient Psychiatry Through Discharge Family Meetings — Jacqueline Lim et al.
- Youth Safety Planning and Acute Care Readmissions: A Quality Outcome Evaluation Pilot Study — Virginia Henson et al.
Other topics at this meeting
Child & Adolescent 1361Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders 272Diverse & Underserved Populations 231Practice, Policy & Workforce 171Psychotherapy 166Education & Training 156Digital Psychiatry & AI 149Measurement-Based Care & Diagnosis 145ADHD 135Neuroscience & Mechanisms 124PTSD & Trauma 114Suicide & Self-Harm 110