Children, Youth and Families

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.

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

 

 

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.

This course examines the intersection of race and behavioral health in Colorado. You will increase your understanding of the unique challenges faced by communities of color and the cultural factors that influence help-seeking behaviors and treatment outcomes. Topics will include the impact of racial discrimination on behavioral health, cultural beliefs and values related to mental health and substance use, and strategies for addressing behavioral health disparities and improving treatment outcomes.

Throughout the course, you will self-reflect and examine your biases and assumptions about race and mental health. Consistent with the Culture and Behavioral Health foundational course, this course intends to continue your lifelong journey of developing cultural competence and responsiveness.