Drs. Rundell and Wichman have selected as this year's meeting theme,
Branding C-L Psychiatry: Defining the Breadth and Depth of Our Subspecialty. While abstract submissions that span the breadth of C-L are welcome, submissions that closely align with the theme shall be preferred over general subjects.
C-L clinicians face a wide breath of conundrums and controversies in all areas of practice. Therefore, successful submissions related to current C-L psychiatry dilemmas will cover a wide breadth of topics. We hope for an extensive range of presentations including, but not limited to, inpatient consultation-liaison, collaborative care, psychiatric emergencies, maternal-fetal medicine, child C-L, addiction, forensics, ethics, and other topics relevant to clinicians in C-L settings.
The CLP 2018 Annual Meeting Program Committee is dedicated to assembling the highest-quality educational program for our attendees. Each year, the best-received sessions are those in which attendees learn information relevant to their work in a lively, engaging environment. In the spirit of continuous improvement we encourage all potential presenters to incorporate emerging knowledge about how adults learn in order to better engage their audience. This includes considering Socratic teaching methods and other forms of audience participation, flipped classrooms, and case-based instruction.
