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Hello from Tennessee!

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For this session we will not be able o use our camera or audio. Next session we will be able to do so.

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Barbourville, KY

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Hello from Los Angeles!

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Hamilton, Ohio

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Hello from Houston, Texas

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atlanta

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Cuyahoga County, OH

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Eastern Shore of Maryland

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Nina pearls, lcsw fm Austin, TX

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Nina Perales, lcsw fm Austin Tx

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Hello from Dona Ana County, NM

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Hello from Colorado!

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Hi from Baltimore!

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Pasco, Washington. We're in a three city area in southeastern Washington

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Hi, from St. Joe indiana

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Debbie Pell, Bill Wilson Center, Santa Clara, CA

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Hello from Connecticut! Glad to be here

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Hello from Georgia!! Look forward to earning with all of you!!

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Hello from Albuquerque, New Mexico

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learning

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Warren, Pennsylvania

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Hi all! Thanks so much for joining. Just a few quick reminders: please remember to use the chat box for both the questions and comments (there is no Q&A box on this session today), and also please remember to remain on mute until you would like to speak in the open Q&Z portion towards the end of the session today. Looking forward to our first ECHO session together!

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Hello from Detroit Michigan

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Good afternoon from Iowa!

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Hi Ronni Tyson NASW MI SUD Clinical Supervision Institute 517.775.8776

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Hello from Georgia! Community Service Board of Middle Georgia serving 16 counties in central and eastern Georgia.

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Washington, DC says Hello!! Especially to Maura. Hi, Maura!! Great to see you.

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Project Director for Promoting the Integration of Primary and Behavioral Health Care (PIPBHC SAMHSA discretionary grant)

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peer supporter

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Also a clinician

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administrator

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Special Projects

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Clinican, Administrator

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My role is OTHER: I’m a Sr. Clinical Advisor working at the state level on implementation strategies as well as advocacy and policy.

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Other = Adult Peer Support Specialist, Advocate

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Hello from Colorado! Community Action Collaborative Coordinator a prevention/diversion model of high cost systems (ER/9-1-1/homelessness/jail)

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Hello from Phoenix, AZ

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Clinican

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Spiritual Counselor,

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supervisor for recovery coaches

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Hello from UPAC San Diego. I'm a peer support specialist

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Clinic Supervisor and COD Clinician (SUDP, LMHC)

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Integrated Care Provider

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Clinician older adults

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Hi from Seasons Center in northwest Iowa.

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Hi - Gagan Lamba, Behavioral Health Manager from Iowa Primary Care Association

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all of the above, we also have additional medical services like dental, vision, etc.

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Organization - OTHER: Consultancy, and Program Development

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Mental Health and Other

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Behavioral Health Provider, Mental Health Provider, SUD Provider, - All of the above. FQHC

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Non-profit care coordination entity

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State Health Department/Medicaid policy

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acute care hospital with community mental health center

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We are an FQHC

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Oaklawn psychiatric is both mental health and substance use

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Did not allow to chose all that apply.

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there was more than one choice

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FQHC

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Hello, my name is Jose Luis from Valleywise Health. I am the clinical coordinator for an Integrated Behavioral Health in our FQHC.

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Hi everyone from the Lone Star State! Looking forward to learning from y'all!

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Hello, I am Julio, Lic Clinical Psychologist from Sabater Laboratory for Psychological Innovations Inc in Rhode Island.

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38:00
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Vicki Rahenkamp

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Susan Johnson, SVP, Chief Quality and Compliance Officer Choptank Community Health

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John P.John MD

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sorry, John P. John MD Beacon Light Behavioral Health Systems, warren pa

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Kelli Sax-Pahl Crisis Preparation and Recovery

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Amy Earnheart, Mountain Community Health Partnership

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Tracey McKiernan from Catholic Charities in Cleveland, OH

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Vicki Rahenkamp, LCPC Director of Behavioral Health at Choptank Community Health (newly integrating BH in FQHC)

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Question: Will this forum support/offer insight about advocacy and policy as it relates to supporting statewide integrated approaches that improve outcomes - specifically focused on rural communities and equity of care? Thank You.

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Amy Paul, PsyD, CCO - Crisis Preparation and Recovery, Inc.

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Hi Lisa, insofar as these efforts relate to TBC yes (e.g., supporting advocacy for states to fund TBC approaches to ensure integrated approaches can work)

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Q: Is there a difference between a Care Management and Case Management staff?

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What are the payment arrangements of team-based care?

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would a patient end up having different care managers depending on needs

01:00:39
What did you all do for training for team based care? I would like to know how you were able to keep everyone engaged and got buy in for team based care especially in an integrated setting with different disciplines involved

01:00:45
Was the behavioral health case manager a clinician?

01:01:05
Alicia, did you use a specific integrated care model as well?

01:02:40
it sounds like there aren't defined caseloads if all CMs touch all clients.... how are you limiting caseload?

01:02:43
Is your whole team under one roof?

01:03:33
Did you all do telehealth with the team as well ? interested in how this was done with team based intentionality

01:09:30
i have to step away for now. Excellent presentation. Looking forward to the next one. Take Care!

01:09:51
Have you thought about using the various pieces of CCBHC to "create" and ACT like service?

01:10:02
engage the family in supporting him. maybe peer support or drug and alcohol peer support.

01:10:14
Clarification....Would love to hear again how the teams were structured again. Not sure I understood exactly how the teams are comprised.

01:10:23
Allow and encourage the client to attend his care team meeting and have the team address him directly about his concerns and goals

01:10:43
Motivational Interviewing approach may help engage in a client centered way

01:11:02
During my time on the ACT Team we have had several similar clients. What we did most often was to concentrate on engagement and support. We would increase frequency of visits to allow for missed appointments. We would try to visit almost every day to check on him

01:12:04
Help everyone be clear on what patient's top goal is and how team can help him move towards that goal. Is it employment? Reuniting with daughter? Addressing back pain? Then reminding pt what his part is to do so that he and team can work together towards HIS goal

01:12:17
Many times it would fall upon Peer Support to encourage better engagement, improving care

01:12:57
Start with what is available, lower level of care?, is medication assisted treatment available?, are psych providers appropriate?, is Peer Support available? What else is available and appropriate for stabilization?

01:13:13
A client resistant to care for "whatever" reason becomes extremely expensive. Suggest taking him out of team care until he wants to engage. Provide individual care on case-by-case when he comes in or is encountered.

01:13:42
Approach his addiction from a harm reduction prospective instead of total sobriety, perhaps DBT skills training for his resistance to treatment. I know that he was hard to engage in therapy, but would be interested to know if there was a trauma history which would explain some of his inability to engage/trust and some of the "manipulative" behavior. If trauma is there he would need care which was trauma focused.

01:14:01
Well said Dr. Pinheiro. Great observations.

01:14:08
With our sample client, was intoxication a barrier to engagement?

01:14:57
Daniel yes, sobriety was an issue....he was not eager to engage in the tx offered

01:15:19
I appreciate identifying the nuance between structural and dynamics. We often miss that there are multi-layered issues contributing to the outcome.

01:16:24
Were harm reduction techniques utilized with this client? Is there access to a Recovery Coach?

01:17:09
Great discussion. Looking forward to next session. Thank you to the panel and participants. Much appreciated.

01:18:07
Can you please resend the template with instructions? thank you. ljackson@envivesolutions.com

01:19:31
I will be attending tomorrows webinar :)

01:19:57
Did you have a registry you used for organizing the patients risk, and how often did they risk status get adjusted?

01:20:15
Susan, great question, I have that same one

01:20:20
Thank you!! Great Info!!

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Thank you!

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Thank you!