Hosted bySheppard PrattProvider educationThree Decades of Psychiatry: Severe Mental Illness, Systems of Care, and the Human Experience
Webinar · Online · Host registration may be required · Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · The Good Hours pick · Credit eligibility
12:00 to 1:30 p.m. Eastern, October 21, 2026
Free; Ethos course and broadcast registration required
No Hour Well Spent login needed. Complete registration on the linked registration page. Host account, membership or fees may apply; see the access details below.
The calendar download is an all-day reminder, not registration or a confirmed event time.
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For clinical leaders thinking about continuity of care across inpatient, outpatient, community and long-term settings. Edward Zuzarte’s Wolfe Adler Award Lecture is free and live virtual. Complete both Ethos course registration and separate broadcast registration for the 1.5-hour CE activity; host attendance and completion requirements apply.
Skip it if you need operational metrics or payer strategy; this is a clinical systems-of-care lecture grounded in psychiatric practice.
HWS editorial illustrationCredit and recording
The host lists the following credit approvals.
- NBCC: 1.5 clock hours. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- AMA PRA Category 1 Credit: 1.5 credits. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- Category I credits for Social Workers: 1.5 credits. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- Psychologists: 1.5 credits. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
- MNA Contact Hours for Nurses: 1.5 contact hours. Live: Eligible. Recording: Unconfirmed.
Free live virtual course. Both Ethos course registration and separate Notified broadcast registration are required for credit. Attendance is verified by live codeword and required post-event course components. The source says the live activity can only be viewed during the specified time; recording eligibility is not confirmed.
Recording availability is unconfirmed. The source says the live activity can only be viewed during the specified time. Evaluation/certificate access remains available after the event, but replay availability is not established.
Credit and recording reviewed October 5, 2026. Sources: Official Sheppard Pratt CME course page.
This is a lecture about what it is to be a psychiatrist in clinical practice for more than 30 years. It draws on my experience of treating patients across a range of settings. It is intended to offer a perspective on working within a large mental health system that cares for individuals at different levels of need. We will examine the different systems of care that shape psychiatric practice: inpatient units, outpatient settings, community programs, and long-term care. We will reflect on how the treatment of severe
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