Dr. Bravo welcomes two expert pediatricians, Dr. Marconi and Dr. Gambon, who share their extensive experience in pediatric care, mental health initiatives, and innovative approaches to screening for serious conditions. The discussion covers their career journeys, the importance of mental health screening, the challenges of implementing new practices, the nuances of pediatric coding and billing, and the importance of continuous education for healthcare providers. The episode stresses the necessity of integrating behavioral and physical health care, as well as the importance of early screenings for conditions like type 1 diabetes to improve patient outcomes.

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00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome
01:06 Why Become a Pediatrician?
02:19 Citrus Health Network Overview
08:28 Mental Health Initiatives in Pediatrics
13:54 Implementing Suicide Screening in Pediatric Care
17:42 Challenges and Solutions in Pediatric Mental Health Screening
24:12 The Importance of Personal Connection in Pediatric Care
29:22 Ongoing Education and Innovation in Pediatric Practice
37:09 Understanding the Importance of Face Time with Families
37:38 Building Trust Through Repeated Visits
38:55 Challenges in Behavioral Health Payment
40:41 The Importance of Coding and Documentation
50:16 Strategies for Delivering Tough News
01:00:08 Screening for Diabetes: A New Approach
01:03:12 Implementin

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