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2024 - SDBP Meeting Registration Fees
SDBP Member | EARLY BIRD | REGULAR after August 1st |
| Physician | $500 | $600 |
| Non-Physician Professional (Psychologist/ Nurse Practitioner/ Clinical Nurse/ Occupational /Educational Specialist/Social Worker) | $290 | $350 |
| Resident/Fellow*; Professional in Lower Income Economies (LIE) Fee includes 1 half day workshop | $155 | $205 |
| Student/other (Medical, Nursing, Psychology, Allied Health) Fee includes 1 half day workshop | $50 | $50 |
Non Member | ||
| Physician | $700 | $800 |
| Non-Physician Professional (Psychologist/Nurse Practitioner/ Clinical Nurse/ Occupational/Educational Specialist/Social Worker) | $400 | $500 |
| Resident/Fellow*; Professional in Lower Income Economies (LIE) Fee includes 1 half day workshop | $200 | $250 |
| Student/other (Medical, Nursing, Psychology, Allied Health (Research Assistant/Coordinators/Non-Clinical Professionals) Fee includes 1 half day workshop | $85 | $85 |
*Medical Residents/Fellows, Psychology Post-Doctoral Fellows/Trainees
Workshop Fees- Half Day & Teaching DBP Workshop - 2024
| SDBP MEMBER | NON MEMBER | |
| Physician | $150 | $200 |
| Non-Physician Professional (Psychologist/Nurse Practitioner/ Clinical Nurse/ Occupational/Educational Specialist/Social Worker) | $125 | $150 |
| Resident/Fellow; Professional in Lower Income Economies (LIE) Student/other (Medical, Nursing, Psychology, Allied Health) | $70 | $90 |
Clinical Symposium 2024 – Registration Fees
Friday, September 13, 2024
2 simultaneous 4-hour clinical symposium sessions will take place on Friday afternoon 2:00-6:00pm.
(Registrants choose one session; max number for each session dependent on space)
Fee for each:
- $185 for SDBP members
- $210 for Non-members
- $ 50 for resident/fellows/students/Professional in Lower Income Economies (LIE)
To collect CME and or MOC - please click on the link - read through the document and certificate information at the end of the document:
SDBP is offering 2 Clinical Symposium Sessions at the Fall Annual Meeting!
2 simultaneous 4-hour clinical symposium sessions on Friday, September 13th from 2:00pm-6:00pm eastern
(Max number for each session dependent on space)
This When registering, choose 1 of the options below - note both sessions have a maximum registration amount per room size.
Option 1
Training and Utility for Two Level-2 Autism Screeners: RITA-T & ADEC
Invited Speakers: Roula Choueiri, MD, Kennedy Krieger Institute;
Ashley Early, MSW, LISW-CP, Medical University of South Carolina;
Elizabeth Kryszak, PhD and Charles M. Albright, PhD, Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Description:
Learners will have the opportunity to receive training in two Level-2 Autism Screeners: the Autism Detection in Early Childhood (ADEC; Young, 2007), and the Rapid Interactive Screening Test for Autism in Toddlers (RITA-T; Choueiri, 2015). The ADEC is a quick, easy-to-administer observation tool for assessing ASD symptoms in very young children, initially designed as a secondary screening tool but adaptable for diagnostic purposes with added expertise. The presentation will cover ADEC's administration, research support, limitations, and its adaptation for telehealth (ADEC-Virtual). Additionally, the RITA-T will be discussed, focusing on its integration in specialty clinics, primary care, multidisciplinary teams, and early childhood community providers. Participants will review integration strategies, access materials and resources, and receive online training through the Kennedy Krieger Institute.
Target audience: Behavioral and mental health professionals seeking training in additional modalities for autism screening and evaluation.
This session will fit maximum 70 registrants.
Option 2
Advanced Psychopharmacology Updates for DBP Care
Invited Speakers: Jeffrey Strawn, MD, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital;
Robyn Thom, MD Massachusetts General Hospital
Description:
Learners will gain an in-depth review of emerging research in psychopharmacology for co-occurring conditions with autism spectrum disorder and for stopping and cross-titrating SSRIs in youth with anxiety disorders. Speakers will discuss the role of pharmacogenomic/genetic testing and considerations for children on polypharmacology, the impact of ADHD on pediatric anxiety disorders and its impact on psychopharmacologic treatment, and treatment resistant anxiety and adjunct medications. Speakers will also discuss clinical approaches for patients who have not responded to first line evidence-based approaches, review new antipsychotic medications, treatment of tardive dyskinesia, and weight and insulin modulators (when to discontinue or add a weight modulator).
Target audience: Medical professionals interested in advanced and current psychopharmacology research and best evidence-based recommendations.
This session will fit maximum 75 registrants.
Clinical Symposia: Friday, September 13, 2024 – 2:00pm – 6:00pm eastern
$185 for SDBP members
$210 for Non-members
$ 50 for resident/fellows/students/LIE professionals (Lower Income Economies)
Capitalizing on our Fall 2024 meeting location in Washington DC, SDBP's Advocacy Committee planned a variety of advocacy activities throughout the conference to encourage participants to embrace the art of influence and elevate your advocacy skills to the next level - complete with a visit to Capitol Hill!
The 2024 SDBP Annual Meeting is taking place at:
WESTIN Hotel floor plans for meeting rooms:
Accessible Amenities
Accessibility Room Features: mobility accessible rooms; accessible rooms with roll-in showers; hearing accessible rooms with visual alarms and notification devices for door and phone
Mai Pham, MD MPH, (she/her) is President and CEO of IEC. Mai co-founded the organization in 2020 with the goal of advancing equitable healthcare outcomes for people with IDD.
Mai is a nationally-recognized healthcare policy leader who was Vice President, Provider Alignment Solutions at Anthem, Inc., where she was responsible for value-based care initiatives. She previously served as Chief Innovation Officer at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, where she was a founding official and the architect of Medicare’s foundational programs on accountable care organizations and primary care. Mai has published extensively in medical literature on healthcare payment policy and its intersection with health disparities, care coordination, quality performance, provider behavior, and market trends. She serves as a Director on Boards of Atlantic Health Systems and the Coalition to Transform Advanced Care, and the Board of Advisors for Station MD. She also serves on the faculty at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. Mai holds an AB from Harvard University, an MD from Temple University, and an MPH from Johns Hopkins University, where she was also a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar. She is mother to two beautiful young adults, one of whom is autistic.
Lectureship Presentation: Payment to Sustain Care Models for People with IDD
Follow-Up Discussion: Policy Challenges and Opportunities to Improve Payment for Practices Serving People with IDD
Thank you to the 2024 Exhibitors!
Would clinical and research professionals, in the area of developmental and behavioral pediatrics, child psychology, education, and related disciplines be interested in your products or services? Then don’t miss your opportunity to sponsor, exhibit, and advertise at the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (SDBP) Annual Meetings!
More information to come for 2025!
CLICK HERE for all Exhibitor, Sponsorship and Advertising details.
The SDBP Research Scholars Symposium is an intensive, 2-day "research in progress" program for advanced trainees in developmental-behavioral pediatrics and all related fields (see eligibility below) and early career faculty. The Symposium is led by interprofessional, senior SDBP leadership who have significant research experience. Key components include review of scholars' proposals in small groups, presentations of methodology for developing projects, research topical lectures, panel discussions, and opportunities for networking.
Applications for 2024 are closed.
Target audience: Advanced trainees and early career professionals in developmental-behavioral pediatrics, general pediatrics, psychology, and any other medical, psychological, educational or allied health professional fields with a strong interest in building research skills related to child development, behavior or mental health developmental sciences.
Eligibility: Eligible advanced trainees are those who have completed doctoral degrees (e.g., MD, PhD, PsyD) or other degrees that are considered terminal in their field and who are currently participating in postdoctoral education programs that include a significant research component (including DBP and other subspecialty fellowships). Applicants must already be participating in any such postdoctoral education program at the time they apply to participate in the RSS. For example, 1st and 2nd year DBP fellows would be eligible, but current residents would not be eligible even if they have already been accepted into their fellowships. Eligible junior faculty are those who have completed training (e.g., DBP fellowships or postdoctoral research programs) in the last 5 years. If you have any question about eligibility and are interested in applying, please contact us.
This year's Symposium will tentatively take place on September 12 and 13, 2024 in Washington DC just prior to the SDBP Annual Meeting.
Learn more here.
Are You Curious About the Field of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics?
The Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics is excited to offer the Exploring DBP Program Awards for 2024. This program is a unique opportunity for medical students, pediatrics residents, and second career pediatricians to experience the wide world of the subspecialty of DBP.
Applications closed on April 22nd.
Awardees will receive funding to attend the SDBP 2024 annual meeting and join enthusiastic, multi-disciplinary attendees at lectures, poster sessions, and social events. In addition to attending the entire annual meeting, there will be several sessions specifically designed for awardees to learn about the field of DBP.
This program is supported by the family of Dr. Nancy Packert Shashaty, an other-centered developmental-behavioral pediatrician who was dedicated to enhancing the lives of children with disabilities. She was successful in this endeavor because of her kindness, empathy, generosity, intelligence, pragmatism, optimism, humor, and ability to interact with people regardless of their station in life, cultural background, ability to comprehend or degree of fear.
The SDBP Annual Meeting is designed to provide a forum for pediatric healthcare providers including pediatricians (researchers, teachers, and/or clinicians), psychologists, nurse practitioners, social workers and educational specialists interested in developmental and behavioral pediatrics. A variety of educational formats are planned that will encourage the exchange of new scientific and clinical information and support the interchange of opinions regarding care and management issues relevant to developmental and behavioral pediatrics. Scientific material will be presented through symposia, oral abstracts, poster presentations, and small group sessions designed for in-depth exploration of specific topics.