Technical Assistance Resources

This webinar introduced training and technical assistance (TTA) available to HRSA-funded Health Centers and Primary Care Associations to enhance capacity for behavioral health integration services in primary care. Participants learned about TA events,…

Over a series of 8 (eight) 1.5 hour sessions, participants learned about the most current, best, and promising practices for effective integrated behavioral health care in primary care settings. Engage in active discussion with subject matter experts and…

Participants will learn strategies for identifying patient concerns and developing effective approaches to provide integrated behavioral health and oral health care to improve health outcomes in vulnerable populations. Specific vulnerable populations…

This event provides an overview of diabetes and long-term consequences of poorly managed diabetes. It offers behavioral health interventions that can be leveraged to effectively manage diabetes within integrated care settings. 

This presentation will focus on a county-level program of re-entry that includes integrated primary and behavioral health care services.

In this highly interactive event, Cherokee Health Systems will conduct its 2-day virtual Integrating Primary Care and Behavioral Health Academy. The content addressed includes understanding the integrated care clinical model, building team-based care, building a primary care provider/behavioral health provider panel, financing integrated care, use…

This TA session will include an overview of cannabis research and introduce using the screening brief intervention and referral (SBIRT) with new clinical tools that screen for cannabis use to advance behavioral health integration and clinical practice.

During this session, Chantal Laperle, M.A., CPHQ, PCMH CCE, CTL, will describe the process of using the Uniform Data System (UDS) to screen for patient depression in an integrated health care facility.

In this office hour session, Dr. Alex Keuroghlian will discuss best practices in providing integrated behavioral health care for the LGBTQIA+ community.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, delivering quality care to pediatric and adolescent patients necessitates coordination of care that factors in the patients’ unique care needs. Children are typically healthy, with their care based on a preventative approach.