Webinar · Online
Focus and Inattention in Mental Health Treatment Outcomes
Sponsored by Acadia Healthcare Treatment Placement Specialists (TPS)
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11 a.m.–noon Eastern (EST) · 10 to 11 a.m. Central (CST)
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For clinicians and quality leads asking what attention measures add to their understanding of progress in higher-acuity mental health care. Alexander Danvers examines relationships among inattention, hyperactivity and mental-health symptoms using several years of Sierra Tucson residential-treatment outcomes and an ADHD screening measure. We selected it because it puts attention alongside symptom and outcome measurement, giving clinical and quality colleagues a concrete question to examine together. This is one facility’s experience; the underlying analysis has not been independently reviewed by HWS.
Skip it if you need an ADHD diagnostic assessment course, medication guidance, validated results for your own population or a general admissions-training session.
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One General introductory CE hour for eligible professions, not four additive hours. Event lists NBCC7267, NAADAC198061 Counseling Services, APA CEP co-sponsorship and ASWB ACE1General CE, plus specified NY/California/Oklahoma approvals. Full individual live attendance and evaluation required; licensing board determines acceptance. No guaranteed credit for every license; replay credit unconfirmed.
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