Indiana CHAMP
The Indiana Consultations for Healthcare providers in Addiction, Mental Health, and Perinatal Psychiatry Program (CHAMP) within Indiana University School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry is an innovative adult and perinatal psychiatry access program for any adult health care provider. CHAMP offers a free statewide provider-to-provider phone consultation line, referral service, and educational opportunities.
The program is intended for use by any health care provider in Indiana who sees adult or perinatal patients experiencing mental health concerns and substance use disorders to directly speak with a psychiatrist about a specific patient case or general questions. The program aims to improve Hoosier adults' access to best practice behavioral health care across the state by supporting health care providers in their local communities with guidance from psychiatric specialists.
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Not for emergencies.
Call 911 or direct patients to the ER in crisis situations. This platform is a clinical resource hub for non-emergency guidance and provider support.
Educational Resource Center
Access evidence-based clinical materials, screening tools, and downloadable provider toolkits designed to support Indiana's behavioral health workforce.
Provider Toolkits
Comprehensive PDF guides for screening, documentation, and clinical workflow integration.
CHAMP Project ECHOs
Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is a collaborative model of medical education and care management that helps clinicians provide expert-level care to patients in their own communities.
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Adult Psychiatry ECHO
Next Session
Tuesday
November 03, 2026
Time (EST)
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Next Three Sessions
Nov 03
Long acting antipsychotics and adherence to treatment
Nov 17
Late Life Depression and Age Specific Medication Consideration
Dec 01
Medications for the treatment of alcohol use disorders, specifically aiming at reducing craving
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Perinatal Psychiatry ECHO
Next Session
Thursday
October 29, 2026
Time (EST)
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Next Three Sessions
Oct 29
PMADS – Focus on Mood Disorders
Nov 12
Zuranolone in Perinatal Psychiatry
Dec 10
Perinatal Psychosis
Upcoming Conferences & Presentations
Indiana Academy of PAs Conference
October 29-30, 2026 | Carmel Event Center - 502 East Carmel Drive, Carmel, IN
What to Expect:
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Approved for a total of 13.25 AAPA Category 1 CME credits
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Exhibit hall - explore the latest products, services, and advancements in the medical field
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PAs and Pours - grab your favorite cocktail or mocktail as you mix and mingle with your PA community
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PA Student Challenge Bowl - fast-paced, trivia-style showdown where future PAs put their knowledge to the test, competing head-to-head in a lively, high-energy battle for bragging rights, academic glory, and the coveted victor's banner
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Modern Venue - for the first time ever our conference is being held in Carmel, Indiana at 502 East Event Centre (the largest conference facility in Hamilton County)
Whether you’re looking to expand your clinical knowledge, stay current in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, or connect with colleagues from across Indiana, the IAPA Fall Conference offers a dynamic and rewarding experience for every stage of your career.
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2026 Perinatal Symposium
October 30th, 2026| Parkview Mirro Center for Research & Innovation
Program Topics
Sessions and presentations will cover key areas in maternal and newborn care, including:
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Breastfeeding
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Genetic counseling
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Hematology
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Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy
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Perinatal substance use
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Postpartum hemorrhage
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Social determinants of health
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2026 Indiana Mental Health & Addiction Symposium
September 9th, 2026 | Indianapolis Marriott East Hotel & Convention Center
The 2026 Physician Wellness Symposium is designed to address one of the most pressing challenges in healthcare today—physician well-being. In an increasingly complex and demanding clinical environment, this symposium provides a dedicated space for physicians, trainees, and healthcare leaders to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the purpose that drives their work.
Through a combination of keynote storytelling, evidence-based education, and practical strategy sessions, attendees will explore the personal and systemic factors that influence well-being. The program emphasizes resilience, mental health support, leadership engagement, and actionable solutions applicable across diverse healthcare settings.
Participants will leave equipped with meaningful insights, tangible tools, and renewed motivation to foster both personal wellness and healthier workplace cultures.
Registration link: Click here