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Tuesday APRIL 9 66 VIEW POSTERS, CHAT WITH PRESENTERS Tuesday, April 9, 12:45 to 1:45 PM Room: Octavius Foyer “Housing First” to Improve Outcomes for People with Chronic Disabilities Who Are Homeless Ron Stringfellow, The Center for Health Care Services Chronic Disease Management in Rural Settings through Primary Care Integration Robert Ryan, The Bowen Center Integrating Home Visitors into Mental Health and Primary Care Nikki Pison, The Institute for Family Health Making Integration Work in an Ever-changing Healthcare Environment Jason Bearden, Highland Rivers Health; Kathleen Varda, Highland Rivers Health CARE2:Child and Adolescent Risk/Needs Evaluation and CARE3 Treatment Planner Kathryn Seifert, Eastern Shore Psychological Services Building Communities of Wellness: Ohio’s Wellness Management and Recovery Kelly Wesp, Southeast, Inc., Wellness Management & Recovery CCOE Full Scale Health Integration — Fully Engaging Staff and Persons Served in a Culture of Wellness Linda Juarez, Hackley Community Care; Julia Rupp, Community Mental Health of Muskegon County Developing Leaders within Your Agency Can Reduce Turnover Christopher Amenson, Pacific Clinics Planning, Implementing, and Measuring a Social Media Strategy Kristy Jordan, Signal Behavioral Health Network Balancing the Triangle: Access, Quality, and Cost Laurie Chesley, Sutton Place Behavioral Health; Laureen Pagel, Sutton Place Behavioral How to Develop a Clinical Quality Team to Improve Service Delivery Erica Boughfman, Oark Guidance; Lori Chalmers, Ozark Guidance Informed Consent and Treatment of Minors: Protecting Your Staff and Decreasing Your Agency’s Risk Jennifer Ader, Youth Evaluation & Treatment Centers; Jennifer Brummet, Youth Evaluation & Treatment Centers Stress and Trauma in Youth: Overcoming Barriers with the Transform Program Sheri Strahl, The Village Family Services Coordinating Primary Care and Behavioral Health Services: Outcome After 2 Years Jonathan Craig Allen, Rushford Center; Kathy Ulm, Rushford Center Adventure Therapy: Increase Resiliency and Improve Outcomes with Children and Youth Bobbi Beale, Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference www.facebook.com/TheNationalCouncil @nationalcouncil; #natcon2013
SpeCIal event, toWn Hall & FIlm FeStIval toWn Hall FQBHC: What Is It and Why Should I Care? tuesday, april 9, 12:45 pm – 1:45 pm Room: Pompeian IV The Permanent Supportive Housing: An Evidence-Based Practice — Fostering Health, Home and Community video developed by SAMHSA in conjunction with Westat, highlights the activities of service providers in Tennessee, Michigan, and Oklahoma as they strive to address the needs of people with behavioral health disorders who were homeless. Designed to complement SAMHSA’s award-winning Permanent Supportive Housing Evidence-Based Practices KIT, the video demonstrates the importance of developing effective assessment and treatment practices. Mary Anne Myers, Westat tuesday, april 9, 12:45 pm – 1:45 pm Room: Emperors II Federally Qualified Behavioral Health Centers (FQBHCs) create national standards for community-based mental health and substance use treatment organizations, giving federal status to providers that volunteer to meet FQBHC standards and clearly defining treatment objectives and core service requirements. The Excellence in Mental Health Act (S. 264) would create FQBHCs, initiating minimum service reimbursement based on actual delivery cost, reimbursement that supports recruitment and retention of skilled staff and additional treatment capacity to address Medicaid and private insurance expansions. These protections are critical as states increasingly use Medicaid managed care for people with mental illnesses and those dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid. Join an lively discussion ― and find out how you can help. track: Healthcare Reform Charles Ingoglia and Linda Rosenberg, National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare SpeCIal event Connecting with peers to Share Challenges and Successes: a Children’s Behavioral Health Roundtable The National Council’s child-serving member organizations are on the front tuesday, april 9, 12:15 – 1:15 pm lines of improving treatment access and care quality. Yet, many challenges Room: Pompeian II remain. At this roundtable meeting, you’ll be able to network with your colleagues, share success stories, and learn how other organizations have met these challenges head-on. You’ll also hear from National Council staff about our upcoming child-focused initiatives and have a chance to give us input on how we can best support your clinical and operational practices. Topics may include trauma, engaging families in treatment, prevention/early identification, evidence-based practices, and more. Lunch will be provided in the room. RSVP required (rebeccaf@thenationalcouncil.org). FIlm FeStIval permanent Supportive Housing: an evidence-Based practice Fostering Health, Home and Community www.TheNationalCouncil.org/Conference www.facebook.com/TheNationalCouncil @nationalcouncil; #natcon2013 67 Tuesday APRIL 9
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