Storyboards Presented at Telehealth Learning Collaborative
After a year of hard work, achievements and learning, the Telehealth Learning Collaborative 1st cohort practices celebrated at their January wrap-up meeting with PDSAs and lessons learned.
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Spotlight: Jennifer Etue, Manager of Integrated Behavioral Health, Providence Community Health Centers
In an effort to increase the number of IBH-trained behavioral health professionals working in RI primary care, CTC-RI recently announced we’re offering 10 enrollment slots at no cost, thanks to funding from UnitedH
Spotlight: Dr. John Todaro, Clinical Psychologist and Director, Providence Behavioral Health Associates
As CTC-RI continues to progress integrated behavioral health (IBH) in primary care, we interviewed our IBH Committee co-chair, John Todaro, Ph.D., who serves as Clinical Psychologist and Director at Providence Behavioral Health Associates about IBH’s growing impact in Rhode Island.
Breakfast of Champions Meeting to Address Adult and Pediatric Asthma Guidelines
We hope that you can join us for the March 11 Breakfast of Champions, 7:30-9:00am. Please register via Eventbrite to receive the Zoom link.
CTC –RI/PCMH Congratulates the Nurse Care Managers Who Completed the GLearn NCM Core Curriculum Program
Please join us in congratulating the most recent group of Nurse Care Managers who completed the GLearn NCM Core Curriculum! We had 48 learners go through the 12-week program this year, representing every system of care in the state. The program culminated in learners preparing a capstone presentation and sharing their work at our NCM/Care Coordinator Best Practice Sharing meeting.
First Cohort of Telehealth Learning Collaborative Practices Present Storyboards
The first cohort of Telehealth Learning Collaborative practices celebrated a year of hard work, achievements and learning at the Cohort 1 wrap up on January 27th. The thirteen practices have spent the last year focusing on projects addressing a range of chronic conditions, exploring the use of technology to better care for patients during and after the pandemic.
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