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Watch the webinar. This presentation provides an orientation to addiction as a social determinant of health. Attendees will:​ Understand gambling as an addiction Define how gambling can interfere with a persons physical and mental health​ Review screenings and assessments for gambling​ Identify referral sources for gambling issues   Watch corresponding presentation Burnout  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Download the slides. This presentation provides an orientation to employment and burnout as a social determinant of health. Attendees will:​ Learn how employment is related to physical and mental health Learn how to assess for unemployment and problems related to employment​ Learn how to make referrals to employment support   Watch corresponding presentation Addiction  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

Watch the webinar. This presentation provides an orientation to employment and burnout as a social determinant of health. Attendees will:​ Learn how employment is related to physical and mental health Learn how to assess for unemployment and problems related to employment​ Learn how to make referrals to employment support   Watch corresponding presentation Addiction  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

Download the slides. This presentation provides an orientation to addiction as a social determinant of health. Attendees will:​ Understand gambling as an addiction Define how gambling can interfere with a persons physical and mental health​ Review screenings and assessments for gambling​ Identify referral sources for gambling issues   Watch corresponding presentation Burnout  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Download the presentation slides here   Introduction to measurement-based care for more personalized, collaborative, and effective school mental health interventions  Student mental health early intervention (Tier 2) and treatment (Tier 3) services and supports are a vital component of any comprehensive school mental health system, but how student centered, evidence-based and effective are they? In this session, Dr. Connors provides guidance on how your school or district team can integrate measurement-based care (MBC) in your Tier 2 and 3 services to improve service quality, track outcomes, and sustain these crucial services for students with emerging or existing mental health needs. MBC is the ongoing use of student-, parent- and teacher-reported progress measures to inform personalized, collaborative, effective interventions. This session provided information on what MBC is, why it is useful for schools, how to locate free and low-cost progress measures, and best practices in training and implementation support for school professionals. Relevant, free resources were hand selected and shared from the National School Mental Health Best Practices: Implementation Guidance Modules for States, Districts, and Schools. Learning Objectives: Increase understanding of measurement-based care and its value for improving and sustaining high quality school mental health Tier 2 and 3 services. Increase familiarity with free or low-cost progress measure options and best practices in training and implementation support for school professionals. Promote cross-state networking and shared learning about best practices, successes and challenges of tracking and reporting on the impact of Tier 2 and 3 services.   Elizabeth Connors, PhD Elizabeth Connors is an Assistant Professor at Yale University, Division of Prevention and Community Research and at the Child Study Center. She is also a faculty member with the University of Maryland National Center for School Mental Health, where she is the Director of Quality Improvement and a developer of The SHAPE System. Dr. Connors received her Ph.D. in Clinical Child and Community Psychology and her work focuses on improving access to high-quality mental health promotion, prevention and intervention services and supports for underserved children, adolescents, young adults and their families in critical access points such as schools and community settings.

Watch the presentation. This presentation provides an orientation to education as a social determinant of health.   Watch corresponding presentation Education  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Watch the presentation. This presentation provides an orientation to education as a social determinant of health.   Watch corresponding presentation Trauma  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Download the slides. This presentation provides an orientation to education as a social determinant of health.   Watch corresponding presentation Trauma  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Download the slides. This presentation provides an orientation to trauma as a social determinant of health.   Watch corresponding presentation Education  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

This handout provides a snapshot of integrated care and its definition, primary models, and benefits. Interested in training and technical assistance? Contact us.   Authors: Clarke, B.; Evans, J.; Roberts, H.; Valleley, R.

This handout highlights the advantages of integrating behavioral health and primary care, including improved patient access to care, better patient outcomes, cost efficiencies, and physician satisfaction. Interested in training and technical assistance? Contact us.   Authors: Clarke, B.; Evans, J.; Roberts, H.; Valleley, R.

Download the slides. This presentation provides an orientation to employment as a social determinant of health. You will: Learn how employment is related to physical and mental health Learn how to assess for unemployment and problems related to employment Learn how to make referrals to employment support   Watch corresponding presentation Housing  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Watch the webinar. This presentation provides an orientation to employment as a social determinant of health. You will: Learn how employment is related to physical and mental health Learn how to assess for unemployment and problems related to employment Learn how to make referrals to employment support   Watch corresponding presentation Housing  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Download the slide deck. This presentation provides an orientation to housing instability as a social determinant of health. You will:​ Learn what housing instability includes (e.g., cost burdened, overcrowding, forced/multiple moves, homelessness) ​ Learn how housing instability affects physical and mental health. Learn how to assess for housing instability and make referrals for appropriate supports.   Watch corresponding presentation Employment  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment  

Watch the webinar. This presentation provides an orientation to housing instability as a social determinant of health. You will:​ Learn what housing instability includes (e.g., cost burdened, overcrowding, forced/multiple moves, homelessness) ​ Learn how housing instability affects physical and mental health. Learn how to assess for housing instability and make referrals for appropriate supports.     Watch corresponding presentation Housing  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

View Session Recording The COVID-19 pandemic forced many mental health organizations to rapidly modify services that are typically provided in-person to remote delivery via telehealth. Now as social distancing restrictions are lifted, you have to decide how your services will look going forward. This series of 6 sessions will help you think about how telebehavioral health services could continue to be utilized, how to think about investing for telebehavioral health, and what you need to do now for long-term success.   Session Objectives: Why? Known issues with provider training Lessons learned Applying lessons learned

View Session Recording The COVID-19 pandemic forced many mental health organizations to rapidly modify services that are typically provided in-person to remote delivery via telehealth. Now as social distancing restrictions are lifted, you have to decide how your services will look going forward. This series of 6 sessions will help you think about how telebehavioral health services could continue to be utilized, how to think about investing for telebehavioral health, and what you need to do now for long-term success.   Session Objectives: Why Prepare your company Prepare your staff How to be agile Prepare your workflows Prepare your data Security considerations Scale and optimize

Download the slides. This presentation provides an orientation to Z-codes and how they are utilized in primary care settings to improve care. You will:​ Learn what Z-codes are​ Learn how Z-codes are predictive of health status​ Learn to utilize Z-codes to track, report, and make referrals to address social determinants of health   Watch corresponding presentation Food Insecurity  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

Download the slides. This presentation will introduce food insecurity. You will learn: Food insecurity's impact on health How to identify food insecurity How to address food insecurity   Watch corresponding presentation Orientation to Z Codes  Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

Watch the webinar. This presentation provides an orientation to Z-codes and how they are utilized in primary care settings to improve care. You will:​ Learn what Z-codes are​ Learn how Z-codes are predictive of health status​ Learn to utilize Z-codes to track, report, and make referrals to address social determinants of health    Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

Watch the webinar. This presentation will introduce food insecurity. You will learn: Food insecurity's impact on health How to identify food insecurity How to address food insecurity    Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment

Objectives: - examine the negative mental health consequences for healthcare workers of COVID and in general/intro to the idea that resilience can be increased/prior evidence that brief resilience-enhancing interventions can improve outcomes in healthcare workers. -explore specific interventions to build resilience incorporating such skills as mindfulness and self-compassion. Finally, we will examine different modalities in which these interventions are offered such as via zoom, in-person, and pre-recorded video sessions.   To watch the recording, click here. Slides coming soon!   Other resources shared: https://www.resilienceandprevention.com/healthcare-providers  https://www.resilienceandprevention.com/exercises

In this presentation, Mid-America MHTTC provides a rationale to address Social Determinants of Health in primary care settings. The presentation provides a broad overview of the topic and serves as introduction to future presentations of specific conditions by which people live, work and age. In particular, participants of this presentation will: Define social determinants of health, health equity and health disparities Describe the impact of social determinants on health outcomes Understand the importance of assessing for common social determinants of health in primary care settings Identify actionable steps to screen and refer to community supports for social determinants of health Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment.

In this presentation, Mid-America MHTTC provides a rationale to address Social Determinants of Health in primary care settings. The presentation provides a broad overview of the topic and serves as introduction to future presentations of specific conditions by which people live, work and age. In particular, participants of this presentation will: Define social determinants of health, health equity and health disparities Describe the impact of social determinants on health outcomes Understand the importance of assessing for common social determinants of health in primary care settings Identify actionable steps to screen and refer to community supports for social determinants of health Learn more about Context Clues: Using Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) to Enhance Treatment.