This webinar for Health Centers/FQHCs, Safety Net Clinics, Primary and Behavioral Health Providers, Youth Advocates, and Program Administrators will discuss ways to make services and practices more accessible to young adults (Millennials) in order to engage them in care. 

Registration is now open for the fifth session of  the Weitzman Institute's Project ECHO Quality Improvement.  In this session we will review and discuss ways to ensure that your cycles of change are specific, appropriate and well documented.

This free videoconferencing program will assist QI professionals by providing instruction on practical tools and techniques. Common real world problems will be addressed during this interactive session.
Participants will review and discuss ways to ensure that your cycles of change are specific, appropriate and well documented.

In this call, the Oregon PCA will focus on how clinics can build and implement screening programs within their clinics using the depression, SBIRT and tobacco cessation metrics as examples. This call is open to all. If you would like to attend, please contact Akira Templeton, Quality Initiatives Specialist, at atempleton@orpca.org.

In 2016, health and human service professionals face a myriad of new ethical dilemmas with little guidance from existing ethical codes that do not address these emerging issues. This webinar will review the current literature regarding new ethical dilemmas related to technology and the internet, and provide guidance and recommendations for health and human service staff.

During this Webinar, AHRQ will discuss the use of health IT to better support the quality of health care delivered to children. This Webinar will include discussions of pediatric-specific electronic health record (EHR) functionality and the use of a pediatric registry for reporting quality measures data. Earn 1.5 hours of continuing medical education credits (CME)/continuing education units (CEUs) for participating.