What Is the Child Psychiatry Access Network (CPAN)?

Dr. Nhung Tran and Dr. Laurel Williams introduce the Child Psychiatry Access Network (CPAN), which is part of the Texas Child Mental Health Care Consortium.
CPAN is a network of academic hubs that provides telemedicine-based consultation, care coordination, and training to pediatricians and other primary care providers to assist them with identifying mental health issues in their patients. For more information visit tcmhcc.utsyste...
Why CPAN?
One-fourth to one-third of the pediatric cases you see each day involve mental health concerns.
You may not feel adequately trained to address these issues and, even if you do, they can be very time-consuming.
The Texas Legislature funded CPAN to offer you free consultation and continuing education to help improve the quality of care you are able to offer pediatric patients with mental health concerns.
How does CPAN Work?
-Register by phone or email.
-Upon enrollment, your facility will be assigned a primary hub within your region.
-When you want help, call us at (888) 901-CPAN (2726) to speak with a pediatric psychiatrist or mental health clinician. Our goal is to return your call within 30 minutes or less.
How to enroll
-Enrolling is quick and easy. Call us at (888) 901-CPAN (2726) #8 or complete the enrollment provider form, submit, and you are officially enrolled.
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