The rapid development of behavioral health integration around the nation in health systems with multiple primary care sites has led to the emergence of a new role: “director,” or “supervisor,” or “lead” of behavioral health integration (BHI). A number of people in this role feel unprepared for the demands that it imposes. They have risen […]
The Families and Health SIG General Body Meetings allow for collaboration in scholarship, education/training, practice, and policy for interdisciplinary professionals interested in promoting a family-centered approach in healthcare. Our General Body Meetings offer webinars and community engagement opportunities among professionals in the field. This session will begin with a concise overview of HIV epidemiology, transmission […]
The Medical Champions for Integrated Care (MChIC) Workgroup was created for medical professionals navigating the challenges of integrating physical and behavioral health care. We understand how exhausting breaking down silos in healthcare can be—because we’re on that journey with you! The MChIC Workgroup will meet on the 1st Friday of the month at 2pm ET […]
The Pediatrics SIG grows interest and enthusiasm, provides learning experiences, and promotes actionable dissemination activities among CFHA members regarding Pediatric Integrated Care delivery. Each meeting will include a presentation and facilitated discussion related to a topic in pediatric integrated care as well as a Research Corner presentation on a pediatric article related to the monthly […]
During CoCM SIG meetings, we hear from colleagues who are implementing CoCM across the country and learn innovative ways to approach the challenges of building and sustaining a robust integrated care program. It is also a space to ask questions and share progress and challenges with experts in CoCM and integrated care. We also have […]
The rapid development of behavioral health integration around the nation in health systems with multiple primary care sites has led to the emergence of a new role: “director,” or “supervisor,” or “lead” of behavioral health integration (BHI). A number of people in this role feel unprepared for the demands that it imposes. They have risen […]
Are you looking to enhance your documentation skills for Integrated Care Models? Look no further! Join us for an exciting event where you'll learn effective strategies for documenting in two Integrated Care Models: Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) and Collaborative Care Model (CoCM). We have expert speakers, including Martha Saucedo, LCSW, and Daniela Hernandez, LMFT. They […]
As burnout and shifting demands continue to challenge healthcare teams, we want to explore how leaders are creating clarity, connection, and momentum as we head into a new season. This session will focus on what’s working: real strategies to boost morale, sustain purpose, and set teams up for meaningful, effective work. We’d love for you […]
Aligning payment initiatives and integrated care delivery facilitates meaningful, whole-person approaches to serve patients in our communities. The Value-Based Care (VBC) workgroup provides a forum to hold relevant discussions, create shared learning opportunities, and offer recommendations regarding VBC. The VBC Workgroup meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 12pm ET // 11am CT […]
Join the PCBH SIG as they come together to learn from Dr. David Curtis, (Chief Behavioral Health Officer and Clinical Associate Professor at a College of Medicine out of Houston, TX) about ADHD in primary care. Dr. Curtis has spent the last 20 years doing research, developing interventions, and working with patients with ADHD. […]
The African Americans in Integrated Care Workgroup is designed for behavioral health clinicians, prescribing providers, administrators, and healthcare leaders who identify as Black or African American and have an interest in Integrated Care. Each meeting session will have a topic and direction. There will also be delegated time to network and welcome open discussion. Some […]
The rapid development of behavioral health integration around the nation in health systems with multiple primary care sites has led to the emergence of a new role: “director,” or “supervisor,” or “lead” of behavioral health integration (BHI). A number of people in this role feel unprepared for the demands that it imposes. They have risen […]
