Agenda for PCPCC's Behavioral Health SIG May 23rd Call

 

PCPCC's Behavioral Health Special Interest Group (SIG)

Thursday, May 23, 2013 @ 12:00-1:00pm EST
Call-In: (712) 432-0900; Participant Access Code: 765978#

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Agenda
 
I.   Introductions
 
II.   Announcements
 
A. Meeting Changes: New Day, Same Time! This group is moving to monthly meetings starting in June.  We will convene on the third Wednesdays of the month at noon ET.  Join us next month on June 19th, 12-1PM ET.  Visit PCPCC’s event calendar to add future calls for this group to your personal calendars.
 
B. Group’s new “Online Discussions” featured in sidebar for this group’s home page.
  • Join the conversation and share comments via Facebook and Twitter.  To suggest other topic threads, please email Tara Hacker at thacker@pcpcc.net.
III.   Discussion

A. July will be PCPCC’s month on Behavioral Health!  We are soliciting your input on potential speakers and resources to feature in our communication efforts.
  • Webinar: 1-1.5 hours, free to the public; in-depth, practical “how to” approach for better understanding of what needs to happen in the field in order to achieve practice/system transformation
  • Monthly National Briefing: 1 hour, free to the public; a brief interactive dialogue of best practices, models, and case studies
  • Executive Committee Monthly Call: EC members only; very brief updates and strategic information

Learning Opportunities & Resources
Partner Events

Primary Care for Substance Use Professionals
Free 5-Hour Online Course
The SAMHSA-HRSA Center for Integrated Health Solutions has developed a 5-hour self-paced online course for addiction treatment professionals considering career opportunities in primary care.
 
 Depression in the Workplace: Why it Matters and What You Can Do About It
Thursday, June 6, 1-2PM ET
Join the National Association of Worksite Health Centers to learn more about onsite health and wellness programs, including depression programs.
PCPCC Events
 
Making the Case for Health IT
Thursday, May 30, 11AM - Noon ET
Dr. Art Kellermann of the RAND Corporation will discuss findings from his January 2013 Health Affairs article: What It Will Take to Achieve the As-Yet-Unfulfilled Promises of Health  IT.
 
Lessons Learned from Leading Primary Care Practice Facilitation Programs
Thursday, June 6, Noon - 1:30PM ET
Hosted by our Outcomes & Evaluation Center, this webinar will feature an overview of AHRQ’s How-To Guide: Developing and Running a Primary Care Practice Facilitation Program and practical lessons learned from innovators in the field.

Public "Town Hall" for our Stakeholder Centers
Thursday, June 27, 11AM - Noon ET
Join us for an interactive dialogue on our recently Board-approved Strategic Plan, and a reveal of upcoming Stakeholder Center projects and activities.

2013 PCPCC Annual Fall Conference
Oct. 13-15th, Bethesda, MD
Community Connections in the Medical Neighborhood: The Future of the Primary Care Medical Home. Early Bird Registration ends August 30, 2013.
Behavioral Health Resources

Behavioral Health and Primary Care Integration
This AHRQ Lexicon, prepared by SIG Member C.J. Peek from the University of Minnesota in collaboration with The National Integration Academy Council, defines a framework for integrating behavioral health and primary care as a means for improving health care quality.

Innovations in Addictions Treatment
The Center for Integrated Health Solutions, SAMHSA-HRSA released this report on Addiction Treatment Providers Working with Integrated Primary Care Services.
 
A Standard Framework for Levels of Integrated Healthcare
This SAMHSA-HRSA issue brief reviews levels of integrated healthcare and proposes a functional standard framework for classifying sites according to those levels.
Expert Speakers

Carol Alter, MD - Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Georgetown University Hospital; Board Member and Past-President, Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

Cynthia Belar, PhD - Executive Director, Education Directorate, American Psychological Association

Alexander Blount, EDD - Clinical Professor, Family Medicine & Community Health, University of Massachusetts Medical School

Frank deGruy, MD - Woodward Chisholm Professor and Chair, Department of Family Medicine, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine

George DelGrosso - Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council

Larry Green, MD - Professor, Epperson Zorn Chair for Innovation in Family Medicine and Primary Care, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine

Steve Hurd, PhD - Executive Director, Marillac Clinic

Roger Kathol, MD -  President, Cartesian Solutions, Inc.

Rodger Kessler, PhD - Clinical Psychologist, Assistant Professor, University of Vermont

Gerald Malone - Non-Executive Chairman of the Board, Ultrasis, United Kingdom

Barbara J. Mauer - President, MCPP Healthcare Consulting

Susan McDaniel, PhD - Family Psychologist and Professor, University of Rochester Medical Center

Benjamin Miller, PsyD – Assistant Professor, Director, Office of Integrated Healthcare Research and Policy, University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine

Gary Oftedahl, MD - Chief Knowledge Officer, Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement

Thomas Parry, PhD - President, Integrated Benefits Institute

David Pollack, MD – Professor for Public Policy, Departments of Psychiatry, Public Health and Preventive Medicine, and Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, Oregon Health & Science University

Bob Phillips, MD - Vice President for Research & Policy, American Board of Family Medicine

John Rogers, MD - Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine; Task Force Co-Chair, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine

Ken Thompson, MD  – Chief Medical Officer, Recovery Innovations, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

Jurgen Unutzer, MD - Director, IMPACT Implementation Center, Professor and Vice Chair, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of Washington

Wayne Katon, MD - Professor, University of Washington Medical School
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