Practice Reporting and Transformation Committee Updates and Resources
Practice Reporting and Transformation Updates
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CTC June Clinical Strategy Committee Meeting
The June CTC Clinical Strategy Committee meeting included these most recent presentations: Stephen Kogut, PhD MBA RPh and Emily Patry, MS on “Empowering the Safe, Effective and Efficient (S-E-E) Use of Medication in Older Adults”; Dr.
CTC-RI Presents at International Conference of Practice Facilitators at Baltimore, MD, June 26-27
Presentation at International Conference of Practice Facilitators at Baltimore, MD, June 26-27 “Expanding the reach of practice facilitation: Lessons learned from inter-organizational collaboration” , Suzanne Herzberg PhD, Megan Fallon, MS, RD, Susanne Campbell RN MS PCMH
Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) Committee Looks at State Policy and IBH Practice Competencies
The RI Office of Health Commissioner, as part of the 2019 Transformation Plan, has created a task force to examine obstacles to implementing integrated behavioral health (IBH) in primary care with the intent of developing recommendations to help inform state policy decisions.
CTC-RI Hosts 4th Advance Directive Learning Collaborative Network Meeting
Barb Resnick, PhD, CRNP, FAAN, FAANP, professor of nursing at the University of Maryland and past president of the American Geriatrics Society was the featured content expert speaker at the 4th Advance Directive Collaborative meeting held on 6/19/19 for the 9 practices/organizations that are participating in the State Innovation Model (Model) funded initiative. Practice nurse care ma
RI Foundation Awards $450,000 to CTC/PCMH Kids for Behavioral Health Fund Grant
On May 20, CTC and PCMH Kids were awarded $450,000 to test implementing a comprehensive Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) service delivery program to increase the identification and treatment of behavioral health conditions before people are in crisis.
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