2019 Conference Resources - Integrated Care Conference

Register today for our In-Person Annual Conference in San Antonio, TX | October 24-26th

In lieu of printed handouts, CFHA provides access to pdfs of slides and resources from our Conference presenters.

Poster resources can be found here. A full list of the concurrent sessions can be found here.

Plenary Sessions

PS1

Near Horizon, Far Horizon: A Policy-Focused Session

PS1

PS2

Building Integrated Care at the Statewide Level: The Colorado Story

PS3

Improvisation and the Art of Medicine: Adaptable skills for an Uncertain World

Extended Learning Opportunities

ELO1

A Leadership Workshop for Behavioral Health Directors

ELO1

ELO2

Addressing the Workforce Development and Training Needs for Integrated Healthcare Professionals

ELO3

Program Evaluation Intensive: Practical Training in Selecting Measures and Data Collection Methods to Obtain Useful Outcome Data

ELO4

Implementing Family-Centered Care: Clinical, Operational, and Financial Perspectives

ELO5

Toolkit for Disruptive Behaviors in Pediatric PCBH

ELO6

Expanding Integrated Medicine from Primary Care to Specialty Care

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Concurrent Sessions

A1

Treating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder with a Prolonged Exposure Protocol within Primary Care Behavioral Health: A Case Example

A2a

Medical Assistants as Health Coaches? An Effectiveness Outcome Study

A2b

Setting Them up for Success: Helping Patients Select and Use Evidence-Informed Self-Management Strategies in Integrated Care Settings

A3

Planning and Delivering Trauma-informed, Team-based Tobacco Cessation Treatment

A4

Is Psychological Flexibility a Protective Factor in the Relationship Between Adverse Childhood Events and Salient Health Outcomes in Adolescents?

A5

Harmonizing Clinical, Research, and Teaching Aims: Team Care for Patients with Complex Needs

A6

Are We Ready? Assessing Multi-Sector Stakeholder Readiness to Sustain and Advance Behavioral Health Integration

A7a

The SBIRT Evolution for Adolescents: A Recipe to Drive Behavioral Health and Primary Care Integration

A7b

Implementation of an SBIRT Training Program in Higher Education: Implications for the Interdisciplinary Workforce

A8

Mapping the Territory: Using a Practical Tool to Assess Provider Perceptions of Presenting Problems Across System and Time

B1

Translating Therapy Skills into Integrated Behavioral Health in Primary Care

B2a

Treating Medically Unexplained Symptoms and Chronic Pain: The Curable App

B2b

Using Technology to Deliver a Holistic Approach for Management of Chronic Health Conditions/Pain

B3

From Training to Retaining: A Roadmap to Successful Onboarding of Learners and Licensed Behavioral Health Providers into Integrated Care

B4

“Oh, the Places You’ll Go!”

B4

B5

Uncharted Territory: Creating Pathways for Behavioral Health and Dental Integration

B6

Psychopharmacology Review for Primary Care

B7a

A community Wide Effort to Provide Competent and Comprehensive Transgender Healthcare from Scratch

B7b

Suicide Prevention in Colorado Health Systems

B8

Moving Beyond Behavioral (only) Screening and Assessment: The Case for Relational Screeners, Assessments, and Outcomes in Integrated Care

C1

Turning the Queen Mary: or How a System Supported Psychiatry’s Partnership with Primary Care

C2a

Accelerating Integrated Care Through ECHO: A Collaborative Learning Network in Arizona

C2b

Mood and Anxiety ECHO: An Innovative Approach to Building Providers’ Capacity to Manage Common Behavioral Health Conditions across Colorado

C2b

C3a

A Roadmap to Integration in Primary Care: Tools from Colorado SIM

C3a

C3b

Integrated Behavioral Healthcare in the Primary Care Setting: Lessons learned from the Colorado SIM Program

C4

Pain Is . . . . A Primer on Using Focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to Reframe the Meaning and Experience of Pain

C5

Diversifying the Integrated Care Workforce: A Call to Action

C6

Building a PCBH Toolbox: Tips and Tricks to Grow and Innovate your Practice

C7

Behavioral Health Continuity in Primary Care: Controversy, Evidence, and Future Research

C8

EHR Cluster Analysis: Maximizing Patient Care

D1a

The Border of Change: Evaluating the Impact of the Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) Model in a Predominantly Latino Population

D1b

Enhanced Integrated Behavioral Health Model Improves Depressive Symptoms in Primarily Hispanic Population at a Free and Charitable Clinic in Texas

D2a

How to Engage, Support and Empower Family Caregivers in Primary Care and on the Larger Healthcare System Level

D2b

Addressing Memory Concerns in Older Adults through an Integrated Care Approach

D3

With Your Help: Defining Competencies for Technical Assistance Services

D4

Can Primary Care Practices Develop Better Behavioral Health Integration via Interdisciplinary Assessment and Discussion? A 28-Site Outcome Study

D5

DD Plus: An Interdisciplinary Learning Collaborative to Improve Rural Primary Care for Children with Complex Needs

D6

Measurement Based Care for Behavioral Health Conditions in Primary Care Settings: How Do You Know Your Patient Improved?

D7a

Greater than the sum of its parts: A team-based approach to chronic pain and opioid use disorder

D7b

Spiritual Incorporation: Promoting Spirituality to Enhance Patient Care and Provider Wellbeing

D8

Convincing Health System Leaders to Invest in Integrated Care: How to Conduct SBIRT Research Using Clinical and Cost Outcomes

E1

Building Shields against Trauma Monsters: What Lies Beneath Patients’ Behaviors

E2

Training Behavioral Health Providers in Primary Care: Key Strategies and Components of Effective Workforce Development Programs

E3

Lessons Learned from a Large Organization’s Path to Integration – Collaborative Care at UW Health

E4a

Preventing Physician Burnout, Promoting Wellness and Resiliency through the Development of a Wellness Curriculum

E4a PPT Medrano

E4b

Putting the “Family”

E5

Good to Great: Improving Interdisciplinary Team Dynamics and Optimizing Evidence-Based Delivery of Integrated Behavioral Health Using RELATED

E6a

Intimate Partner Violence in Primary Care: Training the Next Generation of Health Care Providers to Screen and Address

E6b

Effects of Behavioral Medicine Training on Family Medicine Residents’ Perceived Behavioral Medicine Skills and Clinical Documentation of Suicidality

E7

Early Childhood Mental Health Matters: Building Capacity for Early Childhood Behavioral Health Integration in Primary Care Settings

E8

Listening to Their Voice: A Primer on Conducting Qualitative Research in Integrated Care Settings

F1

Conversations that Connect

F2a

Training the Next Generation: Pre-Doctoral Student Training in a Military Primary Care Medical Setting

F2b

Leveraging the BHC to Develop and Strengthen a Care Team’s Capacity to Improve Patient Health Outcomes through Primary Prevention

F3a

An Interprofessional Immersion-A Developmental Approach to Learning IPE

F3b

Lets Talk about Sex: Erectile Dysfunction in Primary Care

F4

Healthcare Change and multidisciplinary Efforts: An initiative to Reform Pain Management and Opioid Practices in a Large Healthcare System

F5a

Primary Care Patients in Family Medicine Integrated Care and Emergency Department Utilization

F5b

Growing MAT in Family Medicine Residency Soil: Tips for New Gardeners

F6

Answering the Call: Bridging Gaps in Care in Underserved Communities Through Integration and Inter-Professional Collaboration

F7

The Many Faces of Psychiatry in Primary Care Settings

F8

Maximizing Partnerships for Integration Success: A Quality Improvement Approach for Engaging Practices

G1

Expanding the Primary Care Behavioral Health Workforce: Lessons Learned from Te Tumu Waiora

G2a

Seeing Eye to Eye: Using Qualitative Interviews to Enhance a Reliable Measure of Integration

G2b

Financial Barriers and Solutions to Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Care: A Qualitative Analysis of Expert Interviews

G3a

Integrated Behavioral Health Models Improve Health for Low-Income, Hispanic Populations in Medically Underserved Areas at the US-Mexican Border

G3b

Family-Centered Prescription Food Program

G4a

Hub-Extension Model and Access to Pediatric Behavioral Integrated Primary Care

G4b

Parent Child Interaction Therapy in a Pediatric Primary Care Setting

G5

Patient Centered Primary Care: Getting from Good to Great

G6

Adapting Team-Based Learning to Contextualize Primary Care Behavioral Health Practice for Graduate Behavioral Health Students

G7

Integrated Behavioral Health in a Women’s Care Clinic: Practical Applications Regarding Implementation and Case Discussions Demonstrating the Efficacy

G8

Clinician Evaluators: Take Your Mark!

H1

A Novel Tele-Integrated Care & Tele-Mental Health Service Delivery Model throughout Colorado

H2

But How will you Pay for It? Maximizing Reimbursement for Behavioral Health Integration in the Fee for Service World

H3

Cross-Training for the Family Medicine Workforce

H4

Professional Ethics for Interdisciplinary Teams in Primary Care and Outpatient Health Settings

H5

A System Wide Transformation to address Adverse Childhood Experiences in Primary Care

H6a

Reducing Emergency Department Utilization and Improving Health Among Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare Clients with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness

H6b

The Importance of Social Connections: Innovative Approaches for Reducing Tobacco Use Among Adults with Mental Illness

H7

Evaluation of Interprofessional Team-based Care

I1a

Minding the Gap in Integrated Care: How a TeleBHC Service Can Change the Game for Satellite Clinics and Remote Populations

I1b

Utilizing Virtual Care Methods and Population Health Platforms to Redefine Access to Behavioral Health Services within the Ambulatory Care Setting

I2a

Preparing Physicians to Practice Integrated Behavioral Health: A Pilot Study for a Competency-Based Curriculum

I2b

Sharing Space Just Isn’t Enough: Do’s and Don’ts of Interprofessional Education

I3

Key Factors for Advancing Integrated Care in Central Oregon: Payer, Provider, Policy, and Technical Assistance

I4

Steps to Sustainability: Building Financially Reimbursable Models for Primary and Specialty Integrated Care

I5

Changing the Trajectory of Chronic Pain in Primary Care: Steps, Stages, and Challenges from a Multidisciplinary Team

I6

Behavioral Health Integration: Assessing Family Medicine Physicians’ Satisfaction of Quality & Access to Mental Health Care

I7a

Psychiatry Addiction Case Conference: What Community Practitioners Value in a Community and Academic Collaborative

I7b

Integration of Psychiatric Providers into the Integrated Primary Care Team to Increase Patient Access to Psychiatric Care in Underserved, Rural Clinic

I8

Evaluation Basics: Design and Implementation

J1

Depth and Breadth: Building Capacity for Coordinated, Comprehensive Care through Collaboration and Collective Impact

J2

Linkage: Connecting Addiction Medicine to Primary Care; Empowering Patients to Take a leading Role in Managing their Overall Health

J3

Si, se puede! Providing Effective Integrated care to Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Latinx Patients and their Families

J4a

Understanding the Importance of Asking Hard Questions In Primary Care: One FQHCs experience with Implementing System Wide ACE Screening in WCCs

J4b

Patterns and Outcomes from Warm Handoffs in Integrated Pediatric Clinics

J5

Using Applied Implementation Science to Build Workforce Capacity Within your Integrated Care Organization

J6

One is Too Many – Our Program’s and Institution’s Response to Loss

J7a

Depression Treatment Pathway in Primary Care

J7b

A Closer Look at the Feasibility and Utility of a Brief Multidimensional Behavioral Health Screen: The Adult Wellbeing Screener

J7b

J8

Want to “Measure Up?” How to Select and Use Validated Assessment Tools in Integrated Primary Care Research and Evaluation