Kim Dixon, PhD I have been involved with Division 38 for many, many years, but I must say that the energy among our membership at present is palpable. Much of the credit for this renewed energy goes to our immediate Past-President, Kevin Masters, whose presidential initiatives focused on inclusion and engagement within the Division. As a result, many of our early career psychologists (ECPs) are … Continue reading President’s Column
Andrea Bradford, Ph.D. As the lone psychologist in an academic medical department, I find that connecting to my colleagues in Division 38 is energizing. But never am I happier to be a part of this tremendous group than when I learn more about the exciting work that other health psychologists are doing. As examples, right now our colleagues are conducting pioneering work to transform models … Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk
Doug Tynan, Ph.D., ABPP Director of Integrated Health Care, American Psychological Association As APA advanced the professional role of psychology within the reformed health care system, it became clear that integrated care would be a priority. The Affordable Care Act is now moving well into its fourth year, and its provisions will have a direct impact on all health care providers, including psychologists. The new … Continue reading Integrated Care at the Center for Psychology and Health
Panel-based primary care: What is it and how do we achieve it? Continue reading Health Policy Update: Panel-Based Behavioral Primary Care
Looking to Health Psych Connections for a mid-career mentoring need Continue reading Mentoring Spotlight
Read about the contributions of psychologists honored by Division 38 this year Continue reading Division 38 Recognizes Outstanding Contributions
