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Webinars: Upcoming Events and Registration

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  • Feb 9: Save on Electronic Medical Records with IT Consortiums
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  • Feb 16: Healthcare Reform Update
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  • Preparing Behavioral Health Staff to Work in Primary Care
    A Series of Three Webinars

Feb 25: Part 2: Relationships: The Behavioral Health Consultant, Primary Care Physician, and Psychiatrist
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March 25: Part 3: Warm Handoffs
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  • March 2: Geoffrey Canada on Weaving a Community Safety Net
    Registration coming soon
  • April 6: Electronic Health Records and PC/BH Integration
    Registration coming soon
  • April 13: Prescription Savings Program for the Uninsured
    Registration coming soon
  • May 18: Clinical Feedback Tool
    Registration coming soon
     

Webinars How-tos
 

Recordings and Presentations 

Save on Electronic Medical Records with IT Consortiums

Tuesday, February 9, 2 pm eastern

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Presenters
Michael Earl, President and CEO, Oakland Family Services; Glyn Thomas, PhD, Executive Director, Satilla Community Service Board; Jeannie Campbell, Executive Vice President, National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare; Scott Lloyd, Vice President, MTM Services and National Council Consultant; David Klements, President/CEO, Qualifacts

Behavioral health organizations that seek to use Electronic Medical Records are looking for efficient, inexpensive solutions and reputable vendors to work with. IT Consortiums allow organizations to establish the best EMR systems quickly and at only a fraction of the price they would otherwise pay, by pooling resources rather than going it alone. This National Council LIVE webinar will walk you through the steps necessary to establish an IT Consortium. You’ll hear directly from behavioral health provider organizations that have benefited from consortiums and have an opportunity to discuss your questions and issues with them. 

Healthcare Reform Update

Tuesday, February 16, 1pm eastern

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Presenters
Chuck Ingoglia, Vice President, Public Policy and Mohini Venkatesh, Director of Federal and State Policy, National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare

Preparing Behavioral Health Staff to Work in Primary Care: A Series of Three Webinars

In response to needs recently shared through our Member Listserve, the National Council presents a series of three webinars on preparing community mental health-addictions treatment staff to work in primary care settings. Based on real-life lessons from behavioral health and primary care partner sites, these webinars are tailored to behavioral health clinicians already working in primary care as well as staff in behavioral health organizations looking to partner with primary care. You must register separately for each webinar.

Part 2: Relationships: The Behavioral Health Consultant, Primary Care Physician, and Psychiatrist
Thursday, February 25, 2010, 1 – 2:30 pm eastern

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Presenters 
Dr. Ray Rion, Medical Director of Packard Health Services; Dr. Tim Florence, Associate Medical Director, Washtenaw County Community Support and Treatment Services ; Amy Rendon MSW, Behavioral Health Consultant, Packard Health Services

Establishing the relationships between the primary care physician, BH Consultant and Psychiatrist is a feature of any integrated health system.  The team at Packard Health Services, includes Dr. Rion, Ms. Rendon and Dr. Florence. This team will talk about the early days of developing the model, how Dr. Rion (PCP) grew comfortable consulting with the BH Consultant, how the two physician co-manage cases and other key factors in establishing and maintaining an integrated health clinic. This interactive webinar will include plenty of time for questions from participants and provide key information on establishing solid integrated health care teams.

Part 3: Warm Handoffs
Thursday, March 25, 2010, 1 – 2:30 pm eastern

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Webinars How-tos

National Council LIVE webinars feature online presentations by experts on hot topics in mental health and addictions.
 
Registration is required for each webinar. On registering, you will receive a confirmation email with webinar access information. Please register using the email of the person who will attend the webinar as the access information is unique and cannot be shared or forwarded. If multiple persons from your organization plan to attend the webinar from different computers, each of them is required to register separately.
 
At the time of the webinar, you will require Internet access to view the presentation on your computer monitor and listen to the presenters through your computer speakers. We recommend that you log in at least 15 minutes prior to event time. You may also dial into a phone line to access the audio. During the presentation, you can send in questions for the speaker using the dialog box on the right of your webinar window. If you prefer to ask your question verbally, click the "Raise Hand" feature on your window so we may unmute your phone line and allow you to speak.
 
A recording as well as a PDF of the webinar presentation will be available online within 48 hours AFTER the event.
 
For help, email Communications@thenationalcouncil.org or call 202.684.7457, ext. 240.
 
Note:The inclusion of an organization's name, product or service in the National Council webinars should not be construed as a endorsement of such organization, product or service, nor is the failure to include an organization's name, product or service to be construed as disapproval.

 
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