This course equips primary care providers with practical,  developmentally and culturally informed tools to make sense of disruptive behaviors, its underlying causes, and respond with confidence.

Mental and behavioral health concerns are common in youth, but identification and treatment can be complex. Our Therapist ECHO series helps community and school therapists build case conceptualization, treatment prioritization, and evidence-based intervention skills with expert support.

Learners will gain practical skills to identify and manage suicide risk in pediatric primary care. Content includes suicide screening, risk assessment, caregiver engagement, safety planning, crisis response, and connecting patients to appropriate levels of care.

Increase your knowledge and comfort level in managing patients with a diagnosis of  autism spectrum disorder in the primary care setting.

This session guides pediatric practices in building practical, sustainable plans for responding to emergencies. Clinicians will learn a clear framework for preparedness and business continuity, helping teams navigate crises effectively while balancing the demands of daily clinical operations.

Pediatrician Dr. Paul Bunch consults Drs. Scott Schwartz & Sarat Thikkurissy on Fluoride.

Designed specifically for primary care providers. Each episode features the discussion of a common condition, bringing in Cincinnati Children’s experts to help answer questions - from the diagnosis to on-going management of these patients.