It offers easy-to-access, high-quality continuing education, clinical tools, fact sheets, and more. This helps clinicians offer the best possible care and make an impact for people who have SMI.
It lets clinicians ask questions about any topics related to their work. Experts within DSH and beyond provide personalized answers within one business day.
It strengthens knowledge and skills around complex topics. This helps enhance workplace safety, improve outcomes for patients, and create meaningful impact across the continuum of care.
SMI CalAdviser is a statewide project in California that is funded by the Department of State Hospitals (DSH) and administered by the American Psychiatric Association (APA). It provides education, tools, consultations, and more for staff of DSH and its community IST partners. The APA leads this project and manages an interprofessional team of experts from California and beyond. These experts guide the project, create education, answer consults, develop resources, and more.