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Popular Courses

Optimizing Healthcare for People with 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.

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Overcoming Stigma in Behavioral Health Settings: Addressing Stigma in Diverse Populations

Stigma poses a major barrier to patients in seeking treatment for mental health concerns and in their recovery from mental health symptoms. Addressing stigma is a vital step in mental health. Stigma manifests differently in various populations, with unique considerations for addressing stigma across diverse groups. This course breaks down types of stigma, the impact of stigma, considerations for addressing stigma in different groups, and actionable strategies that behavioral health providers can take to address stigma.

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Overview of Behavioral Health Interventions Relevant to Older Adults

This course is designed for behavioral health professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills when working with older adults. You will gain skills in addressing the unique behavioral health needs of aging populations through a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical strategies, and evidence-based interventions. The course provides an overview of the aging experience, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges that individuals often encounter as they age. It will also review common behavioral health needs in older adulthood and provide guidance on implementing existing evidence-based practices to support this population effectively. Upon completion of the course, you will be empowered to deliver holistic, culturally sensitive, and effective behavioral health care to older adults.

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Partners as Assets: Developing and Organizational Strategy to Optimize Partnerships to Advance Community Wellbeing and Health

An overview of why an organizational partnership strategy is vital for strategic planning to facilitate connections to BH care, advance BH equity, support whole person care, and promote organizational growth and fiscal stability.

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Paying Differently in Colorado

An overview of alternative payment models (APMs), how APMs vary from a fee for service payment approach, why models are shifting from volume to value driven payment, how changes align in clinical models, and provider roles in achieving quality outcomes.

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Perinatal Substance Use Disorder Series

This series equips medical, behavioral health, and service providers working with perinatal women/individuals with foundational knowledge on perinatal substance use disorders (SUDs).

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Practice Considerations for Native Children, Youth, and Families

This course is designed to equip behavioral health professionals with the knowledge and skills to guide them in providing culturally sensitive and effective care to Native American children, youth, and families (CYF). Topics include the behavioral health status of Native CYF in Colorado, barriers to care, and relationality within a trauma-informed care framework. At the end of the course, you will also have the opportunity to apply your knowledge in a scenario activity.

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Prospective Payment System Reconciliation

An overview of the HCPF prospective payment system reconciliation process and relevant timelines, including when the reconciliation process applies and for which providers; the fiscal implications; and how providers work with MCEs to minimize potential financial challenges.

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Race & Behavioral Health: Asian Americans

This course will delve into the unique experiences of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States while recognizing the immense diversity within this population. You will gain the knowledge and skills to effectively engage in various behavioral health settings to improve your cultural responsiveness. We will achieve this by examining cultural differences, challenging biases, and learning how to create inclusive environments.

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