Рет қаралды 848
February 7, 2024
Long COVID and Post-Viral Syndromes ECHO
Long COVID and Post-Viral Syndromes: Navigating Mental Health Considerations in ME/CFS, PASC, & Dysautonomia
Bateman Horne Center and the University of Utah Health ECHO teams join forces once again to provide a case-based learning series illuminating strategies for assessment and management of Long COVID (PASC), ME/CFS, and related comorbid conditions.
Patient cases are shared in this session for educational purposes. In some cases, the information does not relate to an individual, and instead represents a compilation of disease presentation. In cases involving individual patient information, the patients have authorized the discussion of their case in this setting.
Paige Zuckerman, CMHC, and Jennifer Bell, FNP, discuss how to navigate mental health considerations in ME/CFS, PASC, and dysautonomia.
Objectives
- To challenge prevailing perspectives of primary psych etiology for difficult to diagnose symptoms such as sympathetic overdrive, "cog fog", fatigue, etc.
- To support more precise determination of primary vs secondary psych presentations. Address genuine (and often secondary) psych implications of chronic, multi-system inflammatory diseases (ME/CFS, POTS, PASC, etc.).
- To provide case examples presented in medical and mental health clinic settings.
- To lodge recommendations for concurrent mental health care modalities and imperative of interdisciplinary care.
Note to community members: We advise viewers to always speak with their medical care team before making any adjustments or changes to their current care regimen.
Bateman Horne Center’s involvement in this program is made possible with the additional support of the Open Medicine Foundation.
TIME STAMPS
00:00 Introduction and Objectives
03:59 Challenges and Related Research
06:08 Co-Occurring Psychological Presentations
07:49 Primary vs Secondary Psychological Symptom Drivers and Alternate Diagnoses to Consider
14:39 Jennifer Bell Two Case Examples
26:12 Paige Zuckerman Two Case Examples
33:16 Mental Health Modalities and Relevance
38:14 Interdisciplinary Care Matters
41:36 Question and Answer