Technical Assistance Resources

In this office hours presentation, we will present the different types of stigmas and discuss strategies to reduce stigma to improve substance use disorder treatment outcomes.

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.

This highly interactive session will address suicidality as a behavioral condition, suicide care management in practice, and evidence-based treatment for suicide.

During this session, Dr. Patricia Bruckenthal will review an integrated behavioral health model using a patient-centered approach that can be incorporated into a variety of healthcare settings.

This webinar will highlight promising evidence-based strategies to decrease stigma, improve screening and linkage to life-saving treatment, and recovery supports for this vulnerable patient population.

This webinar will briefly review how MAT fits within an integrated care model and focus on strategies to enhance access to all treatment services, including buprenorphine and naloxone along with methadone.

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

Participants will engage in a rich discussion with subject matter experts (SMEs) and health center staff at all levels to identify and share promising approaches, challenges, and successful strategies for building relationships with community partners to address the Social Determinants of Health (SDoH).

Participants of this Roundtable will engage in a rich discussion with subject matter experts (SMEs) and health center staff at all levels, on what it means to develop a practice culture that values health equity and addresses health disparities in behavioral health in a primary care setting.

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.