Michigan Rural Health Clinic Quarterly Meeting May 12, 2020 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Michigan Rural Health Clinic Quarterly Meeting May 12, 2020 Updates RHC Quarterly Meetings: August 13 th Virtual Meeting November 12 th Location TBD Practice Manager Workshops Virtual - MI RHC Innovative Model: RHC Execut


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Michigan Rural Health Clinic Quarterly Meeting

May 12, 2020

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Updates

RHC Quarterly Meetings:

August 13th – Virtual Meeting

November 12th – Location TBD Practice Manager Workshops Virtual -

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MI RHC Innovative Model:

RHC Execut ive Board – developing work plans

Strategy 1: Drive Effectiveness of Care & Disease Management

Strategy 2: Increasing Access to Health Care S ervices

Strategy 3: Reduce Disparities by Addressing S

  • cial Determinants of Health
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RAD-IT Overview

 Funder: The Michigan Health Endowment Fund  Program Period: September, 2019-August 2021  Goal: Use Telemedicine to improve behavioral health outcomes

  • f 1500+ rural Michigan Adolescents in the following counties:

 Allegan, Mason, Oceana, Hillsdale, Grand Traverse, Benzie,

Manistee, and Macomb, Clare, Gladwin

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Altarum along with partners, MCRH, Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center, and CISCO, will train 45 primary care clinicians to:

Establish

Establish telehealth services linking vulnerable youth to providers who specialize in adolescent mental health.

Enact

Enact appropriate follow-up protocols and monitoring, and

Provide

Provide universal screening for depression among adolescents,

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RAD-IT project goals

Improve

Improve outcomes for rural Michigan adolescents.

Help

Help clinicians utilize telemedicine to increase behavioral health care access

Integrate

Integrate behavioral health assessments into the primary care setting

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Why Participate

Untreated depression is associated with several adverse outcomes for adolescents

In Michigan, 32%

  • f high school students report feeling sad or hopeless

11% aged 12-17 report having at least one maj or depressive episode.

Implementation of the RAD-IT initiative will increase recognition of depression in Michigan adolescents and provide timely and effective treatment for those both most at risk for mental health issues and most likely to face significant barriers to accessing treatment services.

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Why Participate?

Telehealth equipment and a 3-year subscription to Cisco WebEx (valued at approximately $5,000). Practices can use the equipment for all patients during the program and it is theirs to keep upon completion

FREE continuing Medical Education (CME) and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) credits

A dedicated practice coach available to help you integrate depression screening, treatment, and telehealth services into your practice, and

Regular performance data around screening, identification, treatment, and follow-up of adolescent depression.

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Eligible Practices Must:

Be located in Allegan, Mason, Oceana, Hillsdale, Grand Traverse, Benzie, Manistee, Macomb, Clare, or Gladwin counties Have a reliable Internet connection (at least 5 megabits/ second) Not yet be conducting universal depression screening with their pediatric patients, and Have and be actively using an EHR to maintain patient records.

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Next Steps & Timeline:

May 2020 – Recruitment June 2020- Kickoff July 2021 - Program Completion Please complete quick poll

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Robin Veltkamp Tressa S acrey