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CAP Grand Rounds 2025-2026

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Grand Rounds Evaluation

IMPORTANT: For Grand Rounds to be eligible for CME credit we need to evaluate how the presentations impact your medical practice.
Evaluation of this program is required.

YOU MUST FILL OUT THE EVALUATION TO TRACK ATTENDANCE AND TO RECEIVE CE CREDIT.


Talk Title: “Are the Kids Really Alright? Mental Health in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”
Speaker: Melissa McCradden, PhD, MHSc
Date: February 6, 2026

Please refer to the following objectives while completing this evaluation

At the conclusion of the talk, participants will be able to use best practices to:
1. Analyze the ethical implications of proposed uses of AI in mental health care.

2. Evaluate the evidentiary state of AI in mental health.

3. Assess the contributions of youth perspectives toward ethical AI use.
1.Attendee name:(Required.)
2.Please provide email unless you are in Seattle Children's Psych Dept (optional)
3.Do you want your email address:
4.Professional Relevance – This information will affect my practice in the following ways:
5.Please rate the presenter(s) and topic(s) using this scale(Required.)
1-Poor
2-Fair
3-Good
4-Excellent
5-Outstanding
Relevance
Visuals
Content Meets Objectives
Effectiveness of Speaker
6.Please mark one response for each statement(Required.)
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
The description of the program fit the materials presented
Speaker’s disclosure was provided
The objectives meet my educational needs
There was enough opportunity for questions and discussion
7.What elements of this course will you use to change your practice?
8.How will you implement those changes?
9.How will you monitor and evaluate your implementation?
10.Do you foresee any barriers to implementing a change in practice?
None/minimal
Sizeable
Insurmountable
Insurance Reimbursement
Cost Effectiveness
Time Management
Administrative Support
Patient Compliance
11.What suggestions do you have for future programs in terms of topics and/or experience?