• Uncover some common myths about telepsychiatry.
• Show how organizations are using telepsychiatry to address a number of problems.
• Cover the policies, laws and regulations in place surrounding telemedicine—and which ones are needed to make it more accessible.

Do not miss the opportunity to attend this webinar for safety-net providers which will introduce myhealthfinder, a free interactive online tool that provides patients with personalized recommendations for clinical preventive services.

myhealthfinder is a free tool that can be easily integrated on the website of any health provider. The tool gives users the opportunity to learn about clinical preventive services that are recommended based on their self-reported age, sex, and pregnancy status.

myhealthfinder may be useful in supporting and enhancing the discussion of preventive care services between patients and their providers. In a comparative study conducted in partnership with CVS’s Minute Clinic, the myhealthfinder tool significantly increased the number of patients using selected clinical preventive services.

This webinar will include:

• A brief walkthrough of myhealthfinder on a FQHC’s website demonstrating how it works to engage patients in their preventive care
• Details about how CVS’ MinuteClinic used myhealthfinder to increase the use of clinical preventive services
• An account of how a clinician/provider at a FQHC is using myhealthfinder to educate and assist patients in making informed decisions about  preventive services
• Q&A

Speakers

• Don Wright, MD, MPH, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health, Director, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
• Nadra Tyus, DrPH, MPH,  Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Public Health Service, Team Lead, Quality Division, HRSA/Bureau of Primary Health Care
• Alessandro Gravina, Health Communication Manager, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
• Richard Bruno, MD, MPH, Family & Preventive Medicine Resident, Franklin Square Medical Center’s Family Health Center
• Linda Harris, PhD , Director, Division of Health Communication and eHealth, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

This LAN Learnings webinar will highlight two organizations that have used different data sharing infrastructure approaches in their market areas and provided benefits to multiple stakeholders including payers, providers and purchasers. Panelists David Kendrick of MyHealth Access Network, Tulsa OK and Mylia Christensen of Oregon Health Care Quality Corporation will address partnerships established, barriers overcome, sources of funding, lessons learned, and examples of data available to the various stakeholders.

As part of its Data Transparency Project, the Oregon PCA is hosting the Quarterly Measurement and Improvement Call entitled, "Part II: How to Roll Out an Effective Screening Program, No Matter What the Measure." This is a follow up webinar to the one in July and will dive a bit deeper and use additional examples to illustrate how clinics can build and implement screening programs. Guest presenters and additional content details TBD. 

The session will be held via webinar on October 27, 2016 from 11:00-12:00 PM Pacific.

This call is open to all. If you would like to attend, please contact Akira Templeton, Quality Initiatives Specialist, at atempleton@orpca.org.

This Webinar will feature speakers from ONC and grantee communities, who will provide an update on the Workforce Training for Health IT Professionals program, including a spotlight on new training resources available for healthcare stakeholders. 

At the end of the Workforce Training Program webinar, participants will be able to: 
• Understand the history and accomplishments of the Workforce Training Program 
• Identify how to access current and updated instructional materials to help healthcare workers excel in new environments 
• Recognize the value of the new components added to the Workforce Training Program