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NavigatiNg the CoNfereNCe 20 sessions by track continued in My own words: Personal stories of recovery a10 Heroes in Our Midst: The Journey of Our Awards of Excellence Honorees Milano VI b9 My Son Has Schizophrenia: The ‘Reforms’ I Worked for Worsened His Life Roman III c11 Stories from Survivors: A Primer on Suicide Prevention Milano VIII d11 How to Captivate Your Audience with Stand-Up Comedy Florentine I wed Plenary 50 Years of Community Mental Health: The Opportunities within Our Grasp, Patrick Kennedy Augustus Ballroom e9 My Journey from Consumer to Peer to Social Worker Milano VI a4 organizational excellence The Science of Recovery: Old Wine in a New Bottle? Neopolitan III a11 Same-Day Access: Improve Services, Increase Productivity, and Enhance Revenue Milano VII Mlunch1 New Supportive Housing Opportunities Roman I Mlunch8 Improving Access to Psychological Therapies in Primary Care Neopolitan I b10 How Do You Rate Your Customer Service? Neopolitan IV tue Plenary Better: Lowering Costs and Improving Health Care, Atul Gawande Augustus Ballroom c12 Are You Innovative? Join the Conversation on Healthcare’s Future with Five CMS Innovation Awardees Neopolitan I tlunch1 Performance-based Compensation: Real World Application Neopolitan I tue thought leader “Hot Spotting” Leads to Better Care at a Lower Cost Augustus V & VI d6 If You Don’t Measure Improvement, You Could Be Fooling Yourself Roman I d12 Negley Awards for Excellence in Risk Management through Data Collection and Analysis Neopolitan I e10 Effective Quality Improvement: It’s More than the Tools Milano VII e11 Collaborative Documentation: Lessons from the Field Milano VIII a12 ProMotion, Prevention, Peers, and recovery 10 Strategies for a Successful and Dynamic Peer Culture Milano VIII Mlunch6 Mental Health First Aid Roundtable: Acknowledging Barriers, Building Capacity Neopolitan IV b special event 2 Smoking Cessation Summit: Reducing Unnecessary Death and Disability Verona b ted talk 1 The Underside of the Silver Tsunami: Older Adults and Mental Healthcare Pompeian I b11 Engaging Trauma Survivors in Peer Support Milano VII c13 Focus on Employment: Coping with Cognitive Impairments Neopolitan IV c2 Practice What We Preach: Why Don’t We ALL Exercise and Eat Right? Milano I c ted talk 3 A Tale of Two Families Pompeian I tue thought leader Why a Public Health Approach to Mental Health and Why Now? Augustus I & II d special event 1 Workforce Wellness: Introduction to the Peer-to-Peer Tobacco Recovery Program Verona www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference www.facebook.com/TheNationalCouncil @nationalcouncil; #natcon2013
sessions by track continued survival of the savviest: hit, Marketing, and Media relations a13 Your Future Customers Are on Google and Facebook — Are You? Neopolitan I a14 Pioneering Behavioral Health in Information Exchanges: Five State Experiences Neopolitan II Mlunch7 The Future Is in the Palm of Your Hand: Interactive Communication Devices Neopolitan II b12 Man Therapy: Lessons from an Award-winning Mental Health Literacy Campaign Milano VIII b13 How to Design, Implement, and Pay for a Telebehavioral Health System Neopolitan I c14 Crisis Communication: Get Your Media Plan in Place Now Neopolitan III c15 Moving from Meaningful Use Stage 1 to Stage 2: Can You Just Say No? Neopolitan II tlunch6 Consumer Engagement: How to Do It, How to Measure If You Are Neopolitan II d13 Providers Prepare! Clinical, HIT Guru Looks into the Future Neopolitan II d14 Why Mental Health First Aid Needs to Be Your #1 Marketing Strategy Neopolitan III e12 DIY: Create Your Own Marketing Plan Neopolitan I e13 Taking the Guesswork Out of Care: Decision Support Tools Neopolitan II trauMa-inforMed care a15 Reaching Out: Why Trauma-informed Communities Make Sense Roman IV Mon thought leader Hope Amid Heartbreak: Helping Children Who Have Experienced Trauma Recover Augustus I & II b14 Understanding Gender-Responsive Treatment to Trauma Neopolitan II c18 Disaster Trauma: Promoting Resilient Individuals, Organizations, and Communities Milano II d15 Trauma-informed Care: If You Think You’re Finished, Guess Again Milano V e3 If the Healers Aren’t Happy, Nobody’s Happy: Organizational Wellness, Compassion Fatigue, and Staff Satisfaction Workforce, ManageMent, and leadership Milano V Mon plenary Presidential Leadership: The Lessons of History, Doris Kearns Goodwin Augustus Ballroom a6 Transform Your Communication Style Milano III a16 45- to 90-Day Strategic Planning for Chaotic Times Neopolitan IV Mlunch9 Workplace Reductions Neopolitan III tlM1 The Corner Office: Indispensible and Unexpected Lessons from the World’s Top CEOs Augustus III & IV b15 Generational Differences: What Are They and Do They Matter? Neopolitan III c16 It Starts at the Top: Leadership Skills for CEOs Pompeian III tlunch4 Change Your Mindset, Build Capacity Roman III tlunch7 Where is Florence Nightingale When We Need Her? The Critical Role of Nurses in Integrated Care tlunch8 The Necessary Evil: Learn to Reduce Your Risks with Well-Trained Staff, Turning Evil into Good Neopolitan IV Neopolitan III d16 Engaging in Difficult Conversations Pompeian III e8 The Integrated Workforce: The Future for Case Managers, Social Workers, and Nurses Pompeian I e14 Avoiding Employment Practices Claims Neopolitan III e15 Supervising Effectively in a Multicultural Environment Neopolitan IV www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference www.facebook.com/TheNationalCouncil @nationalcouncil; #natcon2013 21 NavigatiNg the CoNfereNCe
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