2D Presenter CAT Use in Intensive Location Francoise Peronace & Mercer Outreach Team for Alessandro Chinello Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders in Italy In acute and subacute adolescent psychiatric patients, the choice of the right intervention between inpatient care, intensive home-based care, and semi-residential care is always a challenge, even more, when, as in Italy, there is a paucity of specific inpatient beds and patients frequently have to be placed in general pediatric beds or in adult psychiatric beds. Healthcare system has developed a pilot project of intensive outreach team for acute and subacute psychiatric adolescent patients that bridges interventions between inpatient, home, and semi-residential care. CAT and HEADS-ED have been used for patient and family assessment, in order to define collaboratively priorities and actions, and evaluate outcomes. 2E Trials and Presenter Location Tribulations: Jennifer Cardenas, Terrace View Sponsored by: Guidance and Jennifer Leland, Concrete Tools to David Channer, Assist in TCOM Cinthya Chin Herrera Implementation & Erin Rosenblatt The Alameda County CANS Provider Collaborative uses components of Implementation Science (IS) to inform its implementation activities, sustain progress, and create a targeted portfolio of tools to move the needle from as a form” to as a practice model”. “CANS “TCOM The collaborative will use the IS framework to highlight strategies to engage consumers, address competency and organizational drivers and motivate leadership. This session targets agencies/jurisdictions in the beginning or middle stages of implementation or those struggling to sustain competency, engage consumers and build capacity to sustain change. An array of concrete tools will be provided. 2F Training to Use and Love Presenter Location the CANS/ANSA: Overcoming Ella Jackson Salon Resistance with Humor, Reflective Process and an Individualized Approach An interactive presentation for supervisors focusing on new approaches to overcoming staff resistance in using the CANS/ANSA. This seminar will support supervisors in identifying individual obstacles to engaging staff in using this tool and offer tips and techniques for smoother integration of the CANS/ANSA. D E B 1
2D CAT Use in Intensive Outreach Team for Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders in Italy Presenter Francoise Peronace & Alessandro Chinello Location Mercer In acute and subacute adolescent psychiatric patients, the choice of the right intervention between inpatient care, intensive home-based care, and semi-residential care is always a challenge, even more, when, as in Italy, there is a paucity of specific inpatient beds and patients frequently have to be placed in general pediatric beds or in adult psychiatric beds. Healthcare system has developed a pilot project of intensive outreach team for acute and subacute psychiatric adolescent patients that bridges interventions between inpatient, home, and semi-residential care. CAT and HEADS-ED have been used for patient and family assessment, in order to define collaboratively priorities and actions, and evaluate outcomes. 2E Sponsored by: Trials and Tribulations: Guidance and Concrete Tools to Assist in TCOM Implementation Presenter Jennifer Cardenas, Jennifer Leland, David Channer, Cinthya Chin Herrera & Erin Rosenblatt Location Terrace View The Alameda County CANS Provider Collaborative uses components of Implementation Science (IS) to inform its implementation activities, sustain progress, and create a targeted portfolio of tools to move the needle from “CANS as a form” to “TCOM as a practice model”. The collaborative will use the IS framework to highlight strategies to engage consumers, address competency and organizational drivers and motivate leadership. This session targets agencies/jurisdictions in the beginning or middle stages of implementation or those struggling to sustain competency, engage consumers and build capacity to sustain change. An array of concrete tools will be provided. 2F Training to Use and Love the CANS/ANSA: Overcoming Resistance with Humor, Reflective Process and an Individualized Approach Presenter Ella Jackson Location Salon An interactive presentation for supervisors focusing on new approaches to overcoming staff resistance in using the CANS/ANSA. This seminar will support supervisors in identifying individual obstacles to engaging staff in using this tool and offer tips and techniques for smoother integration of the CANS/ANSA. 1 D B E
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