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January 14, 2021

Podcast: CPAN Program Expands Care for Children Facing Mental, Behavioral or Developmental Disorders

In this episode of Pediatric Insights, host Caitlin White talks to psychiatrist Mili Khanderia and behavioral health care manager Brittany Mumford about how CPAN got started, the benefits of the program, and how providers can learn more.

December 7, 2020

Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium Biennial Report

As part of its mandated reporting to the legislature, the TCMHCC has released a biennial report covering its activities from September 1, 2019 – December 1, 2020.

November 14, 2020 from Houston Chronicle

Houston teens have struggled to cope with COVID. A new state program aims to help.

September 17, 2020 from Healthier Texas Summit

Strategies to Address Mental Health Needs for Children in Texas

Members of the TCHMCC discuss the Consortium, mental health challenges and needs faced by children and adolescents in Texas, and the specific challenges due to COVID-19.

September 14, 2020 from KLTV

New network provides help to East Texas doctors treating children, teens with mental health issues

Doctors across East Texas now have access to experts who can help them identify and treat mental health issues in their child and adolescent patients.

October 15, 2020 from TCMHCC YouTube

A Call to Action: PCPs Must Manage Mental Health!

A Grand Rounds presentation from Dr. Laurel Williams on the Child Psychiatry Access Network (CPAN).

July 31, 2020 from Cove Herald

Cove ISD Increases Mental Health Services as Students Return to School

CCISD has taken advantage of The Texas Child Health Access Network Through Telemedicine that creates legislatively funded telemedicine programs for identifying and assessing student mental health needs and providing access to mental health services in schools

May 26, 2020 from UT System

Texas Universities Launch Psychiatry Network for Providers Working with Children with Mental Health Issues

The Child Psychiatry Access Network (CPAN) – a collaboration of all 13 of the state’s public health-related institutions – is now available to support primary care providers working with children and adolescents with mental health issues.