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PRIMARY AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE INTEGRATION
Health Care Reform and The Healthcare Workforce
California Workforce Investment Board
Barbara Halsey, Executive Director
Presentation to CalSWEC Board 2.4.2011
Preliminary Results from Regional Focus Groups on Healthcare Workforce Development
California Workforce Investment Board and the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development
California Workforce Investment Board Meetings on Health Workforce Planning
Discussion Questions
Health Care Reform and the Field of Social Work
Opportunities and Challenges Moving Forward for Consideration
Mary Rainwater, Project Director, Integrated Behavioral Health Project
(IBHP) Presentation to CalSWEC Mental Health Committee 2.3.2011
Evolving Models of Behavioral Health Integration in Primary Care
Chris Collins, Denise Levis Hewson, Richard Munger and Torlen Wade
May 2010 – Milbank Memorial Fund
Understanding Behavioral and Primary Healthcare Integration and the Person-Centered Healthcare Home - An e-Learning Presentation
Barbara J. Mauer, MSW, Managing Consultant
MCPP Healthcare Consulting, Inc., Seattle, Washington
Courtesy of California Institute of Mental Health
Also available at the following link: http://cimh.org/elearn/BehavPrimHealth/player.html
As a result of national healthcare reform’s emphasis on “medical homes”, the mental health and primary care service delivery systems are expected to undergo dramatic changes over the next several years. Consistent with the spirit of MHSA (Prop 63), this system reform is expected to increase access to care, prioritize prevention and early intervention, and reduce disparities. However, California’s public mental health system is not prepared to manage the complexities of the pending transformation. This E-Learning Module is designed as a primer to help providers navigate the complex landscape of integration. Its chapters contain a basic overview of healthcare reform including universal coverage and parity, examples of integrated care, patient centered healthcare homes, and strategies for planning services. It also provides a description of the California Integration Policy Initiative as well as strategies counties can use to finance integrated care. This is just one of the many ways that California’s Department of Mental Health and CiMH are working together to prepare the state’s mental health community for the pending reforms. Please check our websites for additional webinars, conferences, and trainings that will keep you abreast of the latest information in healthcare reform and integration.
Quality Matters: Strengthening the Primary Care Workforce to Meet Population Needs
The Commonwealth Fund
Also available at the following link: http://www.commonwealthfund.org
Resource Center for Primary Care and Behavioral Health Collaboration
National Council for Community Behavioral Health Care Integration
Related website links:
Annapolis Coalition
http://www.annapoliscoalition.org
California Institute of Mental Health
Integrated Behavioral Health Project
National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare Integration
http://www.TheNationalCouncil.org
National Wraparound Initiative
Patient Centered Primary Care Collaboration
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration