- Trans+ Health and Innovation Summit: Mar 4 @ 9:00 am
Description: Register early for HT4M’s next event highlighting Trans+ Health and Innovation, March 4th, 9 AM PT/12 PM EST. HT4M is bringing together these incredible leaders in the Trans+ Health space: Derrick Reyes, Cofounder & CEO of Queerly, A.G. Breitenstein, Founder & CEO of Folx Health, Colin Quinn, Founder & CEO of Included Health, Kay Nikiforova, Head of Mental Health at Violet, Robbi Katherine Anthony, CEO of Solace, and Dallas Ducar, CEO of Transhealth Northampton.
The webinar will discuss how healthcare stakeholders can reach and sustainably engage transgender and nonbinary people with innovative, 21st-century health technology. Panelists will discuss the lessons they’ve learned in building solutions for trans+ populations and share tactical tips in leveraging technology to lower the barriers to care for people who need it most.
The transgender community is impacted by Medicaid. Medicaid beneficiaries who are transgender face a patchwork of policies across the U.S. that leave many of them without access to coverage for gender-affirming care. In contrast, we are finally starting to see innovations that specifically impact LGBTQIA+ populations. Come join us on March 4th to learn more!
Please submit any questions to info@ht4m.org.
- Resiliency During COVID-19 (5 Part Series): Mar 4 @ 3:00 pm
Description: Description:Join this five-part series covering topics on the impact of trauma on frontline caregivers, the creation of professional boundaries with family and patients, communicating with families, patients and each other during covid and developing self-care strategies in and around the workplace.
- COVID-19 Disparities and Vaccine Hesitancy: Moving Toward Health Equity PART 2: Mar 9 @ 1:00 pm
Description: Panelists:
Valerie Madera-Garcia, MPH - University of Arizona, Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health
Francisco Lucio, JD – University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix
Anayansi Lombardero, PhD - University of Nevada, Reno
Gayle Dine’Chacon, MD - University of New Mexico, School of Medicine
Amira del Pino-Jones, MD - University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus
Nicole Jacobs, PhD - University of Nevada, Reno, School of Medicine
Ricardo Correa, MD, EdD - University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix
Joshua Lee, MD - University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson
Victoria Murrain, DO - University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson
Jose Rodriguez, MD - University of Utah, School of Medicine
- NCTRC Telehealth Hack - Rehabilitation Services and Early Intervention: Mar 10 @ 12:00 pm
Description: Presented by:
• Nicki Perisho, Program Director at Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center, University of Utah
• Anthony Yengo, DPT, OCS, ATC, MTC, CSCS, Quest Physical Therapy
• Benjamin Boyle, DPT, Chief Clinical Affairs Officer at IRG Physical & Hand Therapy (Integrated Rehabilitation Group)
Description:
The COVID-19 pandemic created a significant barrier for patients needing rehabilitative services. A rapid pivot by healthcare providers and payers to telehealth allowed patients to receive the treatment that they needed through the ongoing pandemic, and now telehealth is here to stay. This presentation will cover patient, clinician, and operational experiences with therapies delivered via telehealth, tips and best practices for successfully integrating telehealth into your service line, and strategies for successful reimbursement.
Objectives:
-Case study to show the value and impact of moving telehealth to your business model
-Understand how the COVID-19 Pandemic has impacted therapies and allowed patients access to rehab services remotely
-Successful reimbursement for telehealth therapies
-Successfully integrate virtual services into therapy workflows
- APNA Utah Chapter Conference 2021 (Virtual) : Psychiatric Care: A Year in Review: Mar 12 @ 9:15 am
Description: APNA Utah Chapter Conference 2021 (Virtual): Psychiatric Care: A Year in Review
March 12, 2021
9:15am - 3:15pm Mountain
Nurses and advanced practice providers will discuss current legislative issues, strategies to help person experiencing domestic violence, implementing telehealth as a treatment strategies and cultural competency awareness.
Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of this presentation, the participant will be able to:
- Discuss advances in psychiatric mental health nursing that will assist in caring for persons with a diagnosis of a mental health condition.
- Implement network strategies with other psychiatric nurses across the region.
Presenters: Trudy Bearden, PA-C, MPAS; Diane Forster-Burke, MS, RN; Kathleen Franchek-Roa, MD; Teresa Garrett, DNP, RN, PHNA-BC; Marc-Aurel Martial, PhD, MPH, RN; Nichole Perisho, RN, BSN; Zoe Robbins, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Disclosures: The presenters and planners has no conflict of interest or commercial support to disclose related to the topics of this presentation. Off label use of medications will not be discussed during this presentation.
Session Length: 6 hours
Target Audience: RN, APRN
Price: $15 APNA Member / $20 Non-member / $15 Non-APNA Student / FREE APNA Student
Registration: You will register for the conference one time, under one account, using one email address. This account will be used to access the conference and complete the post-training evaluation. You will be prompted to login or create a free APNA account. If you already have an APNA account and do not remember the username and password, contact APNA at 855-863-APNA (2762). Do not create a new account. New users will establish a username and password at time of registration.
Step 1: Prior to the Live Virtual Conference:
- Register for APNA Utah Chapter Conference 2021 (Virtual) : Psychiatric Care: A Year in Review. There is no on-site registration for this conference.
Step 2: Attend the Live Virtual Conference: Psychiatric Care: A Year in Review
- Arrive on time for the Live Conference via the link found on the Contents tab in order to be admitted.
- Attend the entire Live Conference. No partial credit can be awarded.
Step 3: After the Conference:
- Complete the required online Evaluation and Honor Statement.
- Your nursing continuing professional development certificate will be generated online and available for immediate printing after the completion of the online components.
- All steps MUST be completed prior to Friday, March 26, 2021.
Nursing Continuing Professional Development:
4.0 contact hours. * In order to receive contact hours, you must: attend to the entire live virtual conference, complete all required online components-evaluation and honor statement. Once you have completed the evaluation and honor statement, your nursing continuing professional development certificate will be generated online and available for immediate printing. Credit cannot be earned unless all components of the program are completed. No partial credit can be awarded.
The American Psychiatric Nurses Association is accredited with distinction as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
You must complete the evaluation no later than Friday, March 26, 2021 in order to earn your nursing continuing professional development contact hours and certificate.
- Strategies to Deliver High Quality Telehealth in Rural Communities: Mar 17 @ 12:00 pm
Description: The rural areas of our states face health care shortages, making telehealth and other remote service delivery a promising solution. However, these same areas have unique challenges, including suboptimal adoption of the full range of options, sketchy broadband coverage, lack of access to technology and more. Join us as we discuss opportunities to expand and sustain telehealth in the rural setting.
- Care by Video? Telephone? Email? Text? Remote Monitoring? When to offer which if reimbursement is not an issue.: Mar 23 @ 11:00 am
Description: Learn from four very experienced primary care physicians when each of the following care processes are appropriate, not appropriate, the best value (greatest clinical outcomes at the lowest cost/time spent)
• Care by Video
• Care by Telephone
• Care by e-mail
• Care by Text
• Care by Remote Monitoring
- NCTRC Telehealth Hack - Behavioral Health Services & Early Intervention: Mar 24 @ 11:00 am
Description: *Please contact nctrc@cchpca.org to request Closed Captioning and American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters for this webinar.
Hosted by:
National Consortium of Telehealth Resource Centers
Presented by:
• Susan Elswick, LCSW, PRT-S, University of Memphis
Description:
Due to COVID-19, many early intervention and infant mental health therapists have been thrust into tele-behavioral health practice with our infant/child and family clients. Many early intervention specialists are feeling overwhelmed as there was never a process for tele-behavioral health supports in the past. This training will support early intervention and infant mental health therapists with gaining new skills and tools to support their early intervention work within the virtual therapy space.
Learning Objectives-
-Participants will learn how to plan and troubleshoot common barriers to telehealth programming with early intervention services;
-Participants will learn new skills and activities to engage children and families in the telehealth work;
-Participants will review activities that support attunement, co-regulation, and mindfulness in a virtual session
- 2021 PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH SYMPOSIUM: Mar 25
Description: Montana Access to Pediatric Psychiatry Network (MAPP-Net) presents the Pediatric Mental Health Symposium. Meet with colleagues around the state serving children and youth with behavioral healthcare needs to learn and collaborate. The event will include local and national speakers on a variety of topics specific to serving kids with behavioral healthcare needs. Low registration fees, subsidized by MAPP-Net, include continuing education for multiple disciplines.
- 2021 PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH SYMPOSIUM: Mar 25
Description: Montana Access to Pediatric Psychiatry Network (MAPP-Net) presents the Pediatric Mental Health Symposium. Meet with colleagues around the state serving children and youth with behavioral healthcare needs to learn and collaborate. The event will include local and national speakers on a variety of topics specific to serving kids with behavioral healthcare needs. Low registration fees, subsidized by MAPP-Net, include continuing education for multiple disciplines.
- 2021 PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH SYMPOSIUM: Mar 25
Description: Montana Access to Pediatric Psychiatry Network (MAPP-Net) presents the Pediatric Mental Health Symposium. Meet with colleagues around the state serving children and youth with behavioral healthcare needs to learn and collaborate. The event will include local and national speakers on a variety of topics specific to serving kids with behavioral healthcare needs. Low registration fees, subsidized by MAPP-Net, include continuing education for multiple disciplines.
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