You’ve made the case for behavioral health integration. The next step is making it work. The Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Care Models Summit convenes leaders in physical and behavioral health to discuss practical tactics to improve access to quality behavioral health services and manage patient whole health. Key topics of discussion include: addressing workforce and workflow challenges, shared care planning and coordination, innovations in integration, making integration fiscally beneficial, and best practices in operational execution of programming.
Peek Inside the Agenda:
Drive Patient Traffic to the Right Services
As your integrated programs evolve, a continuing challenge is ensuring you are identifying at-risk patients and directing them to the right services in the right places to ensure their clinical needs are met while also supporting your organization’s business needs. In this session, explore techniques that evolved integrated programs are using to identify and engage at-risk, multi-morbidity patients, maintain connectivity with their patients over time, and promote condition self-management and population health. The session identifies practical treatment protocols that are also associated with costsavings consistent with the health care Triple Aim.
- Apply practical approaches to identify behavioral health needs and comorbidities
- Identify clinical protocols for common conditions to systematically treat comorbidities
- Discuss integrated interventions that have proven to reduce utilization and lead to cost savings
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Ronald R. O'Donnell, PhD
Clinical Professor, College of Health Solutions, Doctor of Behavioral Health Program
Arizona State University
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Manuel A. Castro, MD
Medical Director, Behavioral Health Integration;
Assistant Medical Director, Outpatient Medication Services
Carolinas HealthCare System
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Daniel Mullin, PsyD, MPH
Director, Center for Integrated Primary Care;
Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine and Community Health
University of Massachusetts Medical School
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April Razo
Chief Executive Officer
Spectrum Healthcare Group
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W. Douglas Tynan, PhD, ABPP
Director of Integrated Health Care, Associate Director - Center for Psychology & Health
American Psychological Association
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