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tuesDAY LuNCH ‘N’ LeARNs continued
TLunch6 Consumer engagement: How to
Do It, How to Measure If You Are
Room: Neopolitan II
See how you can keep consumers engaged in care as you
adopt health information technology. Learn from the experiences
of three organizations and understand meaningful
use requirements for consumer engagement and
tools available to evaluate your consumer engagement.
track: survival of the savviest: HIt, Marketing, and
Media Relations
Kate Berry, National eHealth Collaborative; Linda Grove-
Paul, Centerstone of Indiana; Michael Lardiere, National
Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare; Sharon
Raggio, Colorado West, Inc.
TLunch7 Where is Florence Nightingale
When We Need Her? the Critical Role of
Nurses in Integrated Care
Room: Neopolitan IV
The nursing profession has long been focused on the
mind-body connection, and this rich history potentially
can come to its fullest expression in integrated care settings.
This session explores current and future roles for
sPeCIAL eVeNt
nurses in integrated care and identifies challenges and
success strategies. Come prepared to share your experiences
and ideas.
track: Workforce, Management, and Leadership
Dana Brune, Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services;
Joan Kenerson King, National Council for Community Behavioral
Healthcare; Kelly Paananen, Harborview Medical Center
TLunch8 the Necessary evil: Learn to
Reduce Your Risks with Well-trained
Staff, Turning Evil into Good
Room: Neopolitan III
Discover an easy, low-cost way to manage staff training
requirements while reducing your risks. Learn about Elevate,
Essential Learning’s organizational learning management
system, a wide breadth of trainings to keep you and
your staff well trained and prepared for surveyors and
auditors. Learn Elevate’s countless benefits and discover
how other human service organizations leveraged Elevate
to reduce risks, cut staff training times and costs, and reduce
the time spent on managing their training program
and reporting requirements.
track: Workforce, Management, and Leadership
Leslie Mariner and Charles Tepper, Essential Learning
Workforce Wellness: Introduction to the Peer-to-Peer tobacco Recovery Program
tuesday, April 9, 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Room: Verona
Peer specialists are integral to expanding prevention and wellness services. Explore the peer-driven services that can
reduce the death and disability associated with tobacco use. Learn about a program that trains peer specialists and provider
trainers to extend existing tobacco cessation services through community awareness building, brief motivational
intervention, six-session groups, and positive social networking strategies. This train-the-trainer program currently helps
people with mental illnesses and addictions reduce and quit tobacco use across 14 states.
track: Promotion, Prevention, Peers, and Recovery
Chad Morris and Cynthia Morris, Behavioral Health & Wellness Program, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
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Tuesday APRIL 9