Technical Assistance Resources

This resource page provides the 508 compliant PowerPoint slides from the CoP on Supporting Behavioral Health Integration into Your Health Center.

This webinar will introduce the research documenting the positive outcomes for patients and clinics by implementing depression screening toward integrated care efforts, present evidence-based depression screenings that can be implemented within a primary care setting and discuss workflow adaptation considerations and factors for implementing a…

This webinar will focus on understanding these health disparities and will outline strategies to enhance access to all treatment services, including buprenorphine and naloxone along with methadone. The webinar will briefly review the physiology/neurobiology of opioid use disorder, the evidence in support of MAT, and how MAT fits within an…

This webinar explores the intersection of COVID, health disparities, and integrated behavioral health care within a maternal child health context. She will discuss recent behavioral health data trends within this population, outline opportunities for providing behavioral health care within a health center setting, and offer integrated behavioral…

This webinar focuses on considering and addressing the behavioral health consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID has exposed and exacerbated behavioral health disparities experienced by minority and vulnerable populations, including pregnant and post-partum women, their children, and families. This webinar explores the intersection of COVID, health disparities, and integrated behavioral health care within a maternal child health context.

The incidence of depression in adolescents has grown exponentially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Presenters Dr. Win Turner and Joe Hyde, BHTA Project Director, provided an overview of the prevalence of depression, strategies, and recommendations for identifying symptoms for targeted screenings and interventions among the youth and adolescent…

Drs. Cooper and Marcovitz presented care models for referral and care coordination between psychiatry and primary care providers. After the brief presentation, participants engaged in an interactive discussion regarding integrating psychiatry into primary care treatment of patients with substance use disorder.

This biweekly, 8-session CoP will include strategies to help health centers address these challenging circumstances. Approaches to treatment and support for these patients in the emergency department, from screening through assessment, and the key considerations to ensure optimal care transitions will be featured.

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.