Reason #1: Powerfully Practical Psychopharmacology Review

I have attended many psychiatric conferences in my life and have always had an enjoyable time. After returning to my practice, however, I've found that all the lectures I've attended seem to have left little lasting impact on my actual prescribing and practice patterns.

To avoid this danger, the nine faculty members of The 2010 Master Psychopharmacology Course have been given the task of providing you with guidance that is detailed and practical enough to permit you to take the knowledge you've acquired at the course, and actually put it to use in treating your patients. To meet this objective, each lecture adheres to a strict four-point template as outlined here.

• Review of most current treatment algorithms with an emphasis on treatment-resistant conditions.
• Review of the standard-of-care assessment and monitoring protocols.
• Review of individual medications with an emphasis on practical prescribing guidelines.
• Review of the day-to-day, down-in-the-trenches treatment challenges faced when managing patients with the condition under discussion.

Reason #2: Free Bonus Lecture: Psychiatric Billing & Coding

When we've presented this billing and coding lecture before, it turned out to be a stand-out topic. Why is this lecture such a hit? Because if you code incorrectly you can deny yourself tens of thousands of income from services that you provide your patients, or you can code incorrectly and open yourself to healthcare coding fraud. And worst of all, Ive spoken to physicians whove thought they were being conservative but still did not meet requirements for the code they were entering and were forced to return tens of thousands of dollars of revenue.

In this lecture you'll learn the do's and dont's of CPT and E&M procedure coding, the pitfalls to avoid that trigger audits, and what to do and say during a Medicare or Managed Care audit that will make your situation worse.

In my opinion, this lecture is so crucial to your career success, that it is worth the entire cost of attending the 2010 Master Psychopharmacology Course.

Reason #3: Earn Up To 19 hours of AMA / PRA CME or CE Credit

Your CME's or CE's are included in the tuition of the 2010 Master Psychopharmacology Course. Nothing additional to buy! Note that many employers, group practices and training programs will reimburse you for the costs of a Cat 1 CME or CE activity. If youre not sure if your's does, it's worth finding out.

Reason #4: Receive a Diploma

After completing the 2010 Master Psychopharmacology Home Study Course, you will receive a Diploma signifying your successful completion. Hanging on your office wall, it will be an effective communication tool, letting your patients know that you are a clinician who takes your education seriously. It tells people that you are up-to-date with the new developments in your field.

Reason #5: Participate In The Master Psychopharmacology Prescribing Forum!

Your registration for the course includes a one year subscription to the Master Psychopharmacology Prescribing Forum. This is a password restricted forum that is strictly limited to the professionals who attended the course. At whatever point in the year following the course, when you are faced with a clinical challenge for which you would like to receive some advice, this forum will give you access to a mastermind group of hundreds of mental health clinicians who can help you. And, of course, I hope you will be there to help others with their conundrums. We can all learn from each other.

Reason #6: Save $400 When You Register!

If you sign up today, the tuition for this comprehensive 2010 Master Psychopharmacology Home Study Course is $495, a $400 discount from the full tuition of $895.

So why not order this comprehensive 2010 Master Psychopharmacology Home Study Course today? It gives you access to all the same features and benefits of the live course, and comes at a great price. I hope you decide to join us, you won't regret it.

Sincerely,

Jack Krasuski, MD

Executive Director & Chief Medical Editor