Conducting and Utilizing Community Health Needs Assessments in your CCBHC – SAE Provider Learning Collaborative October 27, 2022

Conducting and Utilizing Community Health Needs Assessments in your CCBHC – SAE Provider Learning Collaborative

In addition to identifying priority health needs and aligning partners and resources to address community needs, CHNAs are a vital tool for informing population health management. Your CHNA will provide valuable data to direct resources toward high-risk populations, identify opportunities to enhance care delivery, inform patient engagement initiatives, and direct overall strategic planning.

In this webinar, SAE experts Dr. Julianne Manchester and Dr. Rhonda Bohs discuss ways to carry out a CHNA to bring more value to your community and your organization.

Learn how to use a CHNA to inform population health management initiatives and on the intersection between community health needs and care delivery.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

➡️ Understand the value of CHNA findings to guide other strategic priorities;
➡️ Learn how to engage community partners in the CHNA process and ongoing population health initiatives;
➡️ Review data collection best practices to ensure community-wide representation;
➡️ Use health care utilization data to identify opportunities for service delivery enhancement;
➡️ Create implementation planning that demonstrates measurable impact.

Can’t make it live? Register to ensure you receive a link to video after the event.

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We are a behavioral health consulting firm providing solution tools that help provider agencies implement changes to emerging critical issues, overcome operational barriers, ensure improved patient care outcomes, and maximize reimbursement. 
We do this by working closely with the agency’s executive team to stay innovative, increase resources, and operationalize cost-effective strategies and programs on behalf of the most vulnerable populations of focus.
Our clients include behavioral health providers, health care systems, state departments of mental health, state departments of substance abuse, children’s services, child welfare agencies, county and municipality departments, school systems, first responders and law enforcement, specialty or therapeutic courts, federally qualified health centers, rural community health/behavioral health providers, and housing and homeless services. 
In short, we help you help your communities to thrive. 

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