Quality Improvement and Capacity Building

These training modules encompass a diverse range of topics designed to enhance the quality and capacity of behavioral health providers across various domains. Modules cover topics such as treating patients with co-occurring disorders, medication-assisted treatment strategies, measurement based care, care compacts and enhanced referral approaches, implementing trauma-informed care using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), collaboration with law enforcement agencies, use of digital tools and technology, and understanding the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) model. These trainings aim to foster skills and build knowledge for those involved in the serving individuals with behavioral health needs.

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Clinical Innovation for Improved Outcomes: Introduction to Measurement Based Care

An overview of evidence and examples of how clinicians use measurement based care (MBC) to inform clinical practice, as an engagement tool to gain better outcomes, and leveraging MBC for supervision and organizational value.

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Co-Occurring Disorders

An overview of co-occurring mental health, substance use, and physical health disorders and the evidence for providing integrated and whole-person care, best practices for screening and assessing, and models of integrated care.

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Digital Technology Tools: Considerations for Achieving the Colorado "North Stars"

An overview of common digital tools, key considerations in determining tool acquisition and use, evolving impact of Augmented Intelligence (Ai), and methods to bring technology management and leadership into clinical planning and operations.

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Don't Go At It Alone - The Benefits of An Effective Team in Serving Persons with Complex Needs

An overview of the importance and effectiveness of using teams in caring for persons with complex needs in the Medicaid program, including the disciplines needed on the team and the steps to implement teams in their organization.

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Empowerment through Engagement: Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

An overview of why it is critical to engage clients in designing care delivery models that are responsive to the needs of those the organization aims to serve.

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Home and Community Based Services: The What, Who, How and Why of HCBS for those living with BH Conditions

An overview of what Home and Community Based Services are, who is eligible for them, how and where they can be provided, and why they are a valuable part of the care continuum for those with behavioral health conditions.

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Medications for Addiction Treatment

An overview of the biology of addiction, why medications are essential in treating substance use disorders, a history of the use of medications for addiction treatment (MAT), FDA-approved medications, and how providers can deliver MAT.

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Navigating Complexity: Overcoming the Unique Challenges to Mobile Crisis Response in Colorado

An overview of Colorado’s mobile crisis response benefit, secure transportation following a mobile crisis response, best practices or lessons learned, and principles to support providers in managing complex scenarios.

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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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