Coordinated Specialty Care: Managing Teams Remotely During Times of Uncertainty and Change-Presentation and Q&A

Video Transcription

Video Summary

In the video, Dr. Oludonyi Olowoya moderates a session titled "Coordinated Specialty Care: Managing Teams Remotely During Times of Uncertainty and Change" in the third national conference on advanced and early psychosis care in the United States. The session features two speakers, Ms. Catherine Adams and Dr. Iruma Bello. Ms. Adams, a social worker, shares her observations about the conference and the importance of discussing race and culture in addressing mental health issues. She highlights the challenges faced by teams due to the rapid shift to remote work and the impact of COVID-19, and discusses strategies for supporting team members and facilitating dialogue around these issues. Dr. Bello discusses the impact of trauma and grief on teams and emphasizes the role of cultural humility in providing effective care. The speakers provide practical strategies for self-care, such as practicing mindfulness and creating connections within remote teams. They also discuss the importance of addressing social determinants of mental health, acknowledging the impact of racism and oppression on minority communities, and implementing cultural humility in clinical practice. The session emphasizes the need for flexibility, creativity, and open dialogue to support teams and provide effective care during times of uncertainty and change.

Keywords

Coordinated Specialty Care

Remote work

COVID-19

Team support

Cultural humility

Self-care

Social determinants of mental health

Racism

Flexibility

Open dialogue