Tag: Cohorts

Training #1: Change Management 101
July 30, 2020

Topic: An overview of the science of change and change management models, including lessons learned for success.

Materials

• Slides

• Webinar Recording

Training #2: Achieving Change through Cross-Sector Partnerships
August 6, 2020

Topic: Strategies for working across organizations and sectors to achieve meaningful change in your community.

Materials

• Slides

• Webinar Recording

• Tool 1: Is a Coalition Right for You?

• Tool 2: Personal Asset Inventory

• Tool 3: Turf, Trust, and Co-Creation

Training #3: Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance
August 13, 2020

Topic: An overview of the important role of quality improvement and quality assurance in change management initiatives.

Materials

• Slides

• Webinar Recording

• Tool 1: Quality Improvement Toolkit

• Tool 2: QI Essentials Toolkit

• Tool 3: Plan Do Study Act (PDSA) Form

About the Trainer

Cathy Kaufmann, Kaufmann Strategies

Cathy has been a leader in transforming the delivery of health care and building systems of learning to support that transformation. Prior to forming Kaufmann Strategies, Cathy was a Principal with Health Management Associates, where she worked with state Medicaid agencies, county governments, Medicaid managed care plans and health systems across the country. She is deeply knowledgeable about designing and implementing transformation projects that can drive change in the health care delivery system and across the community.

The UW AIMS Center presents a webinar with Dr. Patrick Raue, Associate Director for Evidence-Based Psychosocial Interventions at the University of Washington AIMS Center.

Topics covered:

• The Patient Activation model of depressive symptoms

• How to develop a case formulation for a patient experiencing elevated depressive symptoms

• Describe how to help patients select activities and make a specific weekly plan

• Describe how to evaluate the outcome of patients’ efforts and problem solve barriers to action planning

Materials

• Slides

• Patient Activation Guide

• Webinar Recording

This training has been approved for CEUs by the NASW Washington State Chapter. Eligibility includes Licensed Social Workers, Marriage & Family Therapists, and Mental Health Counselors.

The UW AIMS Center presents a webinar on staying connected with clients during COVID-19. During this webinar Dr. Patrick Raue, Associate Director for Evidence-Based Psychosocial Interventions at the University of Washington AIMS Center will present strategies to support clients to address urgent needs associated with COVID-19. He will highlight how to help clients cope with stress, anxiety and reduce depressive symptoms and improve quality of life during the COVID-19 public health emergency.

• Slides

• Webinar Recording

• Stay Connected Care Coordination Guide

Intended audience for the webinar: care coordinators, community health workers, case managers, patient navigators, and supervisors.

This training has been approved for CEUs by the NASW Washington State Chapter. Eligibility includes Licensed Social Workers, Marriage & Family Therapists, and Mental Health Counselors.

A set of techniques known as Collaborative Documentation can reduce the time spent on record-keeping, and improve the experience of clinical work. Dr. John Kern from the University of Washington AIMS Center will present these techniques in a compact 30-minute presentation. Attendees will be able to begin practicing Collaborative Documentation immediately following the webinar.

SLIDES

RECORDING – June 16 session

30 Minute Appointment Patient Handout