This site is a collaborative, innovative effort to establish an online asset management site for our pediatric healthcare providers. Born out of a group of like-minded individuals with shared knowledge, experience, and practice, this effort is positioned as a go-to resource and catalogue for free, valuable, and vetted DBMH resources.
The site is organized through 35+ developmental, behavioral and mental health topics, each tagged by age considerations (e.g. infant-neonate, toddler, school-age, adolescence), as well as separate resource pages on primary care-behavioral health integration, prevention, and general community resources. Within each page, the topic is further organized by disorder description, assessment and screening, position papers and practice parameters, peer-reviewed articles, resources, and organizations. Involved members assumed responsibility for self-selected topics (individual web pages), and the aggregate of these individual contributions.
We invite you to join in the collaboration! Email our team today to get involved at .
The site is organized through 35+ developmental, behavioral and mental health topics, each tagged by age considerations (e.g. infant-neonate, toddler, school-age, adolescence), as well as separate resource pages on primary care-behavioral health integration, prevention, and general community resources. Within each page, the topic is further organized by disorder description, assessment and screening, position papers and practice parameters, peer-reviewed articles, resources, and organizations. Involved members assumed responsibility for self-selected topics (individual web pages), and the aggregate of these individual contributions.
We invite you to join in the collaboration! Email our team today to get involved at .
DBMH Site Management
Managing Editor:
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DBMH SIG Officers
Chairs:
Secretary: Daphna Shaw, DNP, APRN, CPNP-BC Advocacy Chair: Joanne Howard, MSN, MA, RN, CPNP, PMHS |
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) Mission Statement:
To empower pediatric nurse practitioners (PNPs) and their healthcare partners to enhance child and family health through practice, leadership, advocacy, education and research.
To empower pediatric nurse practitioners (PNPs) and their healthcare partners to enhance child and family health through practice, leadership, advocacy, education and research.
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EARN YOUR PRIMARY CARE MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALIST (PMHS) CERTIFICATION TODAY!
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