DECEMBER 2019 WEBINAR
Five Mistakes that Undermine Your Prescription Drug Take-Back Program
(and how to fix them)
December 18, 2019 11:00 AM to Noon, Eastern Time (8:00 - 9:00 AM Pacific Time)
Learn practical ways to improve and expand your state or your community’s efforts to take back and dispose of dangerous medications that are an important contributor to substance abuse and addiction. While much is already being done to advance this important prevention strategy, most communities are making five critical mistakes that greatly reduce the desired impact of these efforts. This webinar clearly identifies these mistakes and then shares ways to upgrade existing efforts for greater success. Participants will learn about valuable resources to help communities develop robust and pragmatic strategies to address the opioid crisis—with a deep dive focusing on ways to improve drug take-back and disposal programs.
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Affordable Innovations for Maternal & Child Health and (way) Upstream Prevention
30 minute recorded webinar (from October, 2019)
As part of helping communities and healthcare providers better improve health outcomes, the Population Health Learning Collaborative introduces innovative technologies that can be economically deployed as part of strategies to address health and well-being of community members.
October’s webinar features two exciting innovations that can help to address Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and the Social Emotional Learning (SEL) that is so important in helping children succeed in life. These are important upstream interventions that can be done to address health priorities such as disparities in maternal mortality, infant mortality or Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
The presentation will introduce some innovative ways to improve Social Emotional Learning that will be shared in greater detail in the November 12 webinar. Have questions or need help? Please contact Liz Gallagher via email liz.gallagher@insightformation.com or call her at (763) 331-8291.
https://register.gotowebinar.com/recording/8038742118871700226
November 12, 2019
1:00 PM 2:00 PM MST
TRAUMA/ACES STRATEGY MAP
Join the Population Health Learning Collaborative's monthly webinar! Tuesday, November 12th 1:00 o 2:00 PM Mountain Time. This webinar will introduce a new, comprehensive strategy map template that focuses on minimizing and addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences and expanding both the positive experiences that help offset the negatives of toxic stress and the adoption of trauma-informed (and trauma-responsive) practices.
In past webinars, you may have seen examples of strategy maps for addressing the opioid crisis and asthma. This webinar will be a detailed tour of the new ACEs and Resilience Strategy Map template that will help states and coalitions more effectively develop and implemented they type of robust strategy that can help enhance the well-being of all people. Participants will also learn how they can be part of a collaborative effort to refine and enhance this strategy map in the first six months of 2020.
Presenter: Bill Barberg, President & Founder of InsightFormation, Inc.
Mr. Barberg is an experienced speaker and consultant who wrote the chapter on "Implementing Population Health Strategies" for the book, "Solving Population Health Problems through Collaboration" (Routledge, 2017).
The second part of the presentation will feature Erin McClintock, MEd, Senior Director of Impact and Education for EVERFI. Erin will introduce a way for healthcare stakeholders to work support part of a comprehensive approach to ACEs and positive youth experience by partnering with schools to equip them to enhnace the Social Emotional Learning of elementary school students. She will provide inspiring details of how the tools freely provided by The Compassion Project can be integrated into schools. Have questions or need help? Please contact Liz Gallagher via email liz.gallagher@insightformation.com or call her at (763) 331-8291.
https://register.gotowebinar.com/recording/8038742118871700226
