3 New Titles in Behavioral Health!

Identification & Screening - Opioid Use Disorder

This course is presenter by a board certified, psychiatric mental health nurse who also specializes in addiction and recovery. It provides the learner with a basic understanding of addiction and opioids and also covers the screening, protection, and treatment of those with opioid addiction. 

Suggested Audience: Small or Rural Hospital CEOs, CNOs, ER Director and Staff, Social Services/Case Management, Medical Directors, Mental Health Treatment Staff, Nurse Leaders

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Organizing Community Resources: Creating a Community Resource Directory

Connecting with community resources is one of the key elements to successfully coordinating care for someone with a behavioral health issue. Having these community resource partners determine how to best share with the community about what they offer is a way to enhance your care coordination efforts. In this webinar, the Rural Health Innovations staff will discuss methodology to identify community partners and get them to the table. They will also share ways of developing a resource directory including examples of in print and electronic format.

Suggested Audience: Small or Rural Hospital CEOs, CNOs, ER Director and staff, Social Services/Case Management, Medical Directors, Mental Health Treatment Staff, Nurse Leaders

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Safer Pain Management Practices: A Review of Resources

Join HomeTown Health's Lisa Carhuff as she covers the trends in opioid prescribing rates nationwide and in Georgia counties with critical access hospitals. She reviews the CDC guidelines for prescribing opioids and other toolkits for clinician education. Finally, Lisa covers the many resources available for patient/family education and transitions of care.   

Suggested Audience: Small or Rural Hospital CEOs, CNOs, ER Director and staff, Social Services/Case Management, Medical Directors, Mental Health Treatment Staff, Nurse Leaders

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