Continuing education in Integrated Care: a perspective from an early career psychiatrist

Psychiatric News | February 28, 2020

To build a workforce equipped to provide effective mental health care in primary care and other settings, we have to think beyond traditional training programs like residencies and fellowships. Jacynda Wheeler shares firsthand insight into the innovative, employment-friendly Community-Based Integrated Care Fellowship funded by the Washington state legislature that is bringing integrated care skills to […]


Billings Clinic to help train psychiatrists

NBC Montana | August 26, 2019

Billings Clinic has begun a program to help train psychiatrists with the hope some of them will stay in Montana, where there is a shortage. The Montana Track, directed by Julie Kelso, MD, is the first-ever psychiatry residency program in Montana.


Expanding access to mental health care through telemental health

The Washington Nurse | June 1, 2018

Cara Towle gives examples of how nurses are vital components of the telemental health services provided by UW Medicine, including the Psychiatry Consultation and Telepsychiatry (PCAT) program, the Psychiatry and Addictions Case Consultation (PACC) series, and their liaison role in Collaborative Care.


Addressing discrimination and bias in medical education

The ASCO Post | January 25, 2017

Roberto Montenegro, MD, PhD, a Fellow in the UW Child and Adolescent Psychiatry program, talks about the ramifications of microaggressions on medical trainees, the impact of bias on patient care, and how medical institutions can create environments that blunt microaggressions and support underrepresented medical students and physicians during training.