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Recovery To Practice- Summer Webinar Series

Shared Decision Making:

What is it and how do we do it?

Shared decision making occurs when people using services and their practitioners make healthcare decisions together, taking into account the best available scientific evidence and the person’s or family’s values, preferences, and personal goals. With increasingly integrated, multidisciplinary healthcare service models, shared decision making can help keep the individual and the family at the center—where they belong. Shared decision making is recovery-oriented practice.

However, while shared decision making sounds simple, practitioners and people using services often find it challenging to truly implement. This webinar series will introduce participants to the practice of shared decision making in behavioral health care and explore practical applications in a range of recovery-oriented practice settings and situations.

Register now! Follow the event links below for more information and to register.

Webinars:

Shared Decision Making:Changing The Conversation

Date:August 16, 2016
Time:1-2 p.m. EDT
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Presenters:Neil Korsen, MD, MSc, Medical Director, Behavioral Health Integration Program, MaineHealth;Jesse M Higgins,PMH-NP,Director of Behavioral Health Integration, The Acadia Hospital, EMMC Family Medicine

This webinar will provide an overview of shared decision making as a concrete example of recovery-oriented behavioral health practice. The presenters will demonstrate how adopting shared decision making in an integrated care practice serving individuals with opioid use issues, anxiety, and depression, contributes to improved communication and more collaborative care. Participants will learn how shifting from giving information to collaborative dialogue impacts relationships and outcomes for all involved.

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Shared Decision Making: A Process Not A Program

Date:August 23, 2016
Time:1-2 p.m. EDT
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Presenters:Jacqueline Pettis, R.N., M.S.N., Advisor and Trainer for the Psychiatry Recovery to Practice Project; Melody Riefer, M.S.W., Senior Program Manager, AHP

This webinar will explore expanded perspectives on what the shared decision making process encompasses and provide examples of how it can be adopted by a variety of practitioners in diverse practice situations. The presenters will show how to look for and create opportunities for engaging in shared decision making in everyday practice. They will provide strategies and personal examples of helping practitioners embrace the process, even in the absence of a structured shared decision making “program.”

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SDM Dialogues: Engaging Individuals and Families in Decision Making

Date:August 30, 2016
Time:1-2 p.m. EDT
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Presenters:Iruma Bellow, Ph.D., Clinical Training Director, On Track ����������, Center for Practice Innovations; Melody Riefer, M.S.W., Senior Program Manager, AHP

This webinar will draw from examples at two different service settings—a peer-run recovery center and a program that serves young adults experiencing psychosis—and to illustrate ways to help individuals and families make the most of healthcare conversations.The presenters will highlight how they follow use the framework of shared decision making to guide services delivery and engage people using their services to become active in all aspects of their healthcare.

Webinar Information

We recommend you participate via your computer. The audio portion will be broadcast through computer speakers. If you do not have computer speakers available, please emailRTP@ahpnet.com.We will provide a toll free telephone number for audio conference.

Recovery To Practice webinars are recorded and archived. Bookmark SAMHSA’s, and check back frequently for updates. We’ll post the recordings and the webinar materials as soon as they are ready.

All events will be closed captioned and recorded for future access.

1.0 NAADAC CEH will be available for each event. For attendees who do not wish to take the NAADAC CEH quiz, certificates of participation will available.