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Increasing Access and Expanding Organizational Capacity for individuals with Co-Occurring Disabilities
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Individuals Experiencing Homelessness or Insecure Housing
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Individuals Experiencing Physical Disabilities
The CDC reports that 1 in 4 adults in Colorado have some type of disability and face a range of barriers when it comes to receiving adequate healthcare. This course is designed to provide you with insights, strategies, and tools (e.g., disability-competent care assessment tool) to provide disability-competent health support to people experiencing a physical disability.
This course aims to:
- break down disability legislation
- provide an overview of accessibility through the lens of disability-competent care
- give solutions to improve practices
- provide an opportunity to reflect
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Interpretation Services in Behavioral Health: Best Practices, Recommendations, and Requirements
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Interpretation Services in Healthcare: Best Practices, Recommendations, and Requirements
Interpretation services are life-changing and sometimes lifesaving services that help to bridge communication gaps and language barriers in many critical areas of life. In this course, you will learn about the state of interpreter services today while exploring deficiencies, areas for improvement, and best practices for providing and using interpretation services in healthcare spaces. The goal is to improve accessibility and increase positive outcomes for individuals who communicate through American Sign Language (ASL), as well as individuals with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) in Colorado. This course also emphasizes the intersectionality of race, gender, sexuality, and social economic status and the ways in which these factors can shape individuals' experiences, opportunities, and outcomes.
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Introduction to Behavioral Health Entity Licensure: On Your Mark, Get Set…Go!
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Introduction to Colorado’s Correctional System and Working with Justice-Involved Individuals
The journey through the criminal justice system is challenging for everyone who must go through it, but especially for those who are also experiencing mental health and substance use disorders. This training introduces behavioral health professionals to the Sequential Intercept Model (SIM). This strategic framework identifies key points in the criminal justice process where individuals with mental health and substance use disorders can be diverted to treatment and support. We will explore the challenges that justice-involved individuals face in the criminal justice system, along with best practices for overcoming these obstacles.
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Introduction to the APMs in Colorado Behavioral Health
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Introduction to Value Based Payment (VBP) for Behavioral Health Providers
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