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The updated guidelines for treating posttraumatic stress disorder in youths focus heavily on early identification and the use of trauma-focused psychotherapy.

With technology now the primary mode of communication for teenagers, parents and health care providers can't tune out the facts about cyberbullying.

Five standout posters were presented on Friday that focused on the evaluation and treatment of child and adolescent psychiatry.

Telepsychiatry can open doors for patients in underserved areas -- but for practitioners looking to create and maintain programs, road blocks still exist.

From the cause of most nightmares to the most effective behavioral treatment for bed-wetting, an expert discusses the latest data in pediatric sleep disorders.

A pair of case studies demonstrates how child behavioral health services were able to expand their reach in rural areas by implementing telemedicine programs.

Cyberbullying is become a household name, yet many clinicians and parents find it difficult to discuss the topic with children.

A former AACAP president discusses the changes that have shaped child psychiatry, and how leaders can continue to steer the field in the right direction.

Research shows that physical bullying among children can lead to adverse outcomes both for victims and perpetrators, and needs to be handled carefully.

The MGMA presented its annual national awards to medical practice professionals who made outstanding contributions to the profession.

Researchers believe that home interventions tailored specifically for individuals can help lower the risk of family violence, and lead to better outcomes.

Placing therapists in the pediatric primary care practice can help identify and treat behavioral health issues before they become severe -- but is it feasible?

While research in other fields is thriving, the study of pediatric psychopharmacology has hit a road block -- and the timing couldn't be worse.

Although knowledge gaps still exist, researchers are moving closer to a better understanding of the link between substance abuse and internalizing disorders.

Findings from two studies show that successfully treating internalized disorders may prevent substance abuse disorder later in life.

While pediatric medicine continues to evolve by embracing innovation and technology, education is stuck in the Stone Age, says one expert.

The overall consensus from MGMA 2010 attendees is that the conference was largely a success.

Providing better care for children with behavioral health issues means breaking down the silos and implementing a connected care model, say experts.

This year's MGMA annual conference has already seen several major announcements from leading health technology companies.

A five-year study looks at the applicability of a behavioral therapy model on children whose mothers experienced domestic violence in the community setting.

Panel discussion on the successes and drawbacks of health care reform yields insight and commentary from a diverse group of industry experts.

Pictures from the 2010 American College of Gastroenterology annual conference, which was held in San Antonio, TX.

Data suggest respiratory infections in transplant patients are associated with increased long-term mortality and morbidity.

Research results announced today show that medical practices that have implemented an EHR system report better financial performance than those that have not.

New measures assess patient retention, infection screening and prophylaxis, immunization, and initiation and monitoring of antiretroviral therapy.

Molecular respiratory viral diagnostics are rapidly becoming the new gold standard in respiratory viral detection.

Half of physician practices may stop seeing new Medicare patients and more than one quarter may stop seeing Medicare patients altogether.

What are the most effective prevention and treatment strategies for respiratory tract infections in transplant and other immunocompromised patients?

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