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KyCOMPASS - Perinatal Access Program

Audrey Summers, M.D. currently serves as the medical director for KyCOMPASS (Kentucky Consultation and Outreach for Maternal Psychiatry and Support Services), which is Kentucky's first and only perinatal access program. It is a free service for providers and healthcare workers in Kentucky who care for women. The focus of this program is to support mental health during the perinatal period, from pregnancy through the first year postpartum, a critical stage that impacts birthing parents, partners, and families alike. KyCOMPASS provides a consultation service, education on perinatal mental health, and quick and easy access to mental health resources for providers and patients. More information can be found here. 

Advocate for Permanent Virtual Supervision NOW

Urgent Action: Contact Congress to support permanent virtual supervision in telehealth training before the December 31 deadline!

 Is AI Validation Healthy?

PGY4 resident, Dr. Rian Kabir, was interview by the New York Times in the article: "Is AI Validation Health?".

David A Casey, MD Professor and Chairman

We continue to have one of the strongest Medical Student Education programs in the country. The recruitment of our own UofL medical students into careers in psychiatry has averaged nearly twice the national average over the last two decades. Our Clinical Clerkship in Psychiatry is one of the highest rated, year after year, in the entire School of Medicine.
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 Meet an APA Awardee: Allan Tasman, M.D.

The professor of social and community psychiatry was the recipient of this year’s Vestermark Psychiatry Educator Award, which recognizes excellence, leadership, and creativity in the field of psychiatric education. Congratulations to Dr. Tasman, Emeritus Professor and Schwab Endowed Chair in Social and Community Psychiatry at the University of Louisville, Department of Psychiatry!

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