2022 CBHC Annual Behavioral Health Conference Handouts

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#100: Colorado’s Collaborative Approach to the Opioid Settlement

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#101: The Evolution of Play: Enhancing the Telehealth Experience for Vulnerable Populations

#102: Customized and Automated Technology for Medication Addiction Treatment Programs to Coordinate and Improve Outcomes

#103: Colorado State Suicide Prevention

#104: Transform Your Finance Department from Processor and Reporter to Business Partner

#200: 988 in Colorado

#201: Fighting Fraud and Evaluating Risks

#202: What Judges Wish Mental Health Professionals Knew and Understood About the Court System and Process

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#203: Hopeful Conversations: Solution-Focused Trauma Treatment with Adults and Teens

#204: Colorado’s CCBHCs: Leading the Way to Accessible Quality Care

#205: Daring Conversations About Identity, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

#206: CBHC Legislative Update

#300: The Road to Addressing the Behavioral Health Workforce Shortage

#301: Love in the Time of Harm Reduction

#302: Multiculturalism in Clinical Supervision: Engagement and Retention of Clinicians

#303: The Colorado Autism Mentoring Program: Building State-Wide Capacity to Serve Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Schools

#304: Our Journey as a Health Plan to Transform Behavioral Health Through a DEI Lens

#305: The Path to Successful Outcomes!

#306: Implementing Value-based Proof of Performance: Transforming Concept into Practice

#400: Behavioral Health Entity Oversight Transformation: Transition Updates, Authority Changes, and Next Steps

#401: Youth Suicide Prevention in Primary Care

#402: Telling Your Story to Inform Your ROI: The Diversus Health Case Study on Building Marketing Infrastructure

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#403: TherapyDirect: A SAMHSA-Funded Model for Virtual Urgent Behavioral Health Care

#404: Riding the CCBHC Wave: Opportunities and What’s Ahead

#405: Ambulatory Withdrawal Management: You CAN Try This at Home!

#406: Managing Change in Community Behavioral Health Organizations

#500: Population Health and Value-Based Payment Strategies

#501: Importance of Providing Culturally Relevant and Affirming Care to Members of the LGBTQ+ Community

#502: Planting the Seeds for Excellence in Clinical Supervision: Jefferson Center’s SEAD Program

#503: Using Predictive Analytics to Improve Outcomes in Behavioral Health Care

#504: Creating Inclusion Culture: Practical Tools for Fostering Inclusion in the Workplace

#505: Broad-Shouldered Behavioral Health Care: Expanding the Substance Use Disorder Continuum

#506: Universal Contracts for State Behavioral Health Funding

#600: Building Bridges Between the Criminal Justice System and Mental Health Resources: A Panel Discussion

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#601: Housing is Healthcare

#602: Connection, Loneliness, and Finding Meaning

#603: Authentic Community Engagement: Building a Youth-Led Advisory Committee

#604: Humans & Robots: The Value of Automation in Behavioral Health

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#605: Automating Healthcare Payments and the Revenue Cycle

#606: A Social Justice Approach to Black Mental Health

#700: Success Through Certification: Court Ordered Assertive Community Treatment (CO-ACT) at WellPower

#701: Rural Behavioral Healthcare Access: A Network of Care Model

#702: Why You Need Outcomes Data: Lessons for Reducing Waitlists, Optimizing Treatment and Improving Clinical Outcomes

#703: Front Desk: The First Line of Quality Client Care

#704: TRUST Reviews for Ethical Artificial Intelligence

#705: Wait Until I’m 18: Tackling the Tricky Transition for Transitional Aged Youth

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