When

Saturday, May 9, 2020 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM CDT
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This is an online event. 
 

 
 

Contact

Jessica St. Pierre 
Tulane School of Social Work 
504-784-0235 
jstpierre@tulane.edu 
 

Collaborative Care in Addiction Treatment: What Are You Doing? 

The impact of Integrative Health in addiction treatment requires the identification and treatment of both behavioral and medical conditions. This process involves screening, consultation, and intervention in a coordinated manner that promotes health and wellness. The importance of creating strategies for increasing both patient and staff literacy with a phased in activation will be presented with case examples. Data from this process of implementation will be provided for discussion as well as a model of care. Finally, an assessment of your organizations readiness with fidelity scales will be provided for enhanced commitment to patient care.

In recent decades, healthcare has begun to move away from siloization and toward a model of coordinated care.  Primary care providers are increasingly seen as the ones who are in charge of overseeing the care process, which ensures that one person is responsible for the overall direction of treatment. They maintain the patient-centered care team which allows individuals to feel grounded and the technology has facilitated this with electronic health record (EHR) systems making the sharing and documenting of patient information much easier and more transferable.  While healthcare has evolved to include specializations in data science, health systems management, and population health; the field still has progress to make—especially with regard to  integration with behavioral health and addiction. Therefore, working side-by-side with medical providers should be the goal of behavioral health provider communities, including social workers.

From this workshop, participants will be able to:

• Define both Integrative and Coordinated Care

• List methods available for clinically aligning Addiction Treatment, Behavioral Health, and Primary Care

• Assess your organizations readiness for implementation of coordinated care

• Generate fidelity scales to assess progress of integration

 

This training is designed for mental health professionals. This continuing education workshop provides 3 clinical hours. The cost of 1 ticket is $85. Tulane University adjuncts, DSW students, faculty, and staff may contact us for discount codes. Only Master Card and Visa Accepted.

\Philip Hemphill, PhD, LCSW

Dr. Hemphill has practiced as a clinician, manager, consultant, and executive leader for the past 26 years.  He’s considered a thought leader in the industry and has developed premier national programs for the evaluation, treatment, and monitoring of individuals with behavioral health and addictive disorders.  As a leader, he has always been committed to assuring clinical efficacy while working collaboratively with organizational and funding leaders.  He has been the lead person for innovation and implementation for provisions of patient care services, policies and procedures, recruitment of talent, and fidelity measures.  He’s pioneered some of the assessment and treatment of professionals with co-occurring disorders and co-authored a book with Marty Martin, PhD in 2013 entitled, Taming Disruptive Behavior published by American College of Physician Executives (ACPE.)  He’s currently authoring a second book on Integrated Health in Addiction Treatment published by Central Recovery Press. 

He has presented papers and workshops at national conferences and published articles in the field of trauma, personality disorders, and addictions during the past 26 years.

He has been an adjunct professor at Tulane University School of Social Work for the past 21 years and Assistant Clinical Professor at LSU Health Sciences Center, Department of Psychiatry for the past 19 years.  He received his master and doctoral degrees from Tulane University.

Registration
The registration fee is $85. Please fill out the online form to register. Payments can be made via credit card or via check or money order (payable to Tulane School of Social Work). 

Only MasterCard and Visa accepted. 

Please fill out the registration form.  Our final registration is predicated on receiving your payment. Once your payment is received, you will receive an e-mail confirming your registration into the program, and you will be guaranteed a spot at the workshop.

CANCELLATION POLICY -- In the event you cannot come to our program, it is important for you to notify us 24 hours before the program begins, either by email (preferred) at jstpierre@tulane.edu or via phone at 504-247-1446.  We will refund the registration fee if notified 24 hours prior to the workshop. 

Questions?
For more information, please contact Jessica St. Pierre at 504-247-1446