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Dec 18, 2025, 13:28
New Webinar on Managing Bipolar Disorder in Perinatal Patients – The Periscope Project Perinatal Specialty Consult Psychiatry
The Periscope Project – Perinatal Specialty Consult Psychiatry Extension shared a post on LinkedIn:
“New webinar recording available, ‘Management of Bipolar Disorder in a Perinatal Patient’
You will be able to learn and understand how to:
- List diagnostic criteria for bipolar disorder
- Identify risks to the fetus/infant of mood stabilizers during pregnancy and lactation
- Understand the importance of sleep for patients with bipolar disorder and strategies to prioritize it in the perinatal period
Please click the link to view.”
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