Bringing Expert ADHD & Autism Care Closer to Home Primary care clinicians are often the first, and sometimes only, providers families can access for ADHD and autism care. This interactive series gives clinicians the practical tools, expert guidance, and peer support needed to diagnose and manage these conditions in pediatric primary care confidently. Through telementoring and real-world case discussions, participants will learn how to: Diagnose ADHD using DSM-5 criteria in primary care Implement AAP guideline-based treatment strategies Manage stimulant and non-stimulant medications Counsel families on behavioral and psychosocial interventions Coordinate care with therapists, schools, and specialists Differentiate ADHD from autism during pediatric evaluation Participants will join a statewide learning community of clinicians across Illinois, sharing strategies to address common challenges in ADHD and autism care. By strengthening clinicians skills and confidence, this program helps expand access to timely diagnosis and evidence-based treatment, so more children and families get the support they need, when they need it.
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83% of listed courses are free
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ECHO-Chicago: Pediatric ADHD & Autism15 Credits
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- Credit · Up to 15 credits
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WhenNov 5, 2026 – Mar 18, 2027
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University of Chicago School of Medicine ECHO-Chicago: Common Pediatric Problems in Primary Care
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University of Chicago School of Medicine ECHO-Chicago: Toddler Mental Health in Primary Care: When to Worry, What to Say, What to Do
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University of Chicago School of Medicine ECHO-Chicago: Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health
