Rhode Island Psychiatry Resource Networks (PRN) June 6, 2019 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Rhode Island Psychiatry Resource Networks (PRN)

June 6, 2019 PCMH-KIDS Stakeholder Committee

Maternal Psychiatry Resource Network (MomsPRN) Overview

New collaboration between the RIDOH and Women & Infants Hospital.

• Modeled after PediPRN & funded by HRSA.
• Focused on practices seeing pregnant and

post-partum women.

• Goal is to promote universal screening, referral,

and treatment for behavioral health and substance use disorders.

MomsPRN Supports & Services

The Center for Women’s Behavioral Health at Women and Infants Hospital will provide the following staffing and services for MomsPRN:

Resource and Referral Specialist (Eva Ray, MSW, LCSW) Perinatal Psychiatrists and Psychologists Continuing Education

• Call intake and triage
• Scheduling assistance

with behavioral experts

• Care coordination,

including connections to treatment and recovery support

• Same day psychiatric

consultation services

• Diagnostic support
• Treatment planning
• Medication and

dosage recommendations

• Advisement about

prescription concerns

• Promotion of education
• pportunities, including

CME programs on maternal behavioral health topics

MomsPRN Practice Engagement Levels

Eligible* Outreached Enrolled Call intake and triage

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Care coordination assistance

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Same day psychiatric consultation, including screening advisement, diagnostic support, treatment planning, and medication and dosage advice

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CME sessions about maternal behavioral health topics

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Practice needs assessment

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Practice site visit

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Provider self-assessment

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Practice contract for infrastructure funds

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Behavioral health workflow mapping and quality improvement testing

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Assistance with behavioral health screening documentation, reporting, and billing

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*Most pediatric practices will fall into the eligible category.

MomsPRN & Pediatricians

Free services provided by MomsPRN include:

• Assistance with maternal behavioral health

screening matters.

• Guidance with maternal depression, anxiety,

and substance use disorder diagnosis, assessment, and treatment, including referrals.

• Will connect and promote PediPRN

complimentary services when appropriate.

MomsPRN General Information

• Launching later this summer and will be

available statewide for health care providers, including pediatricians.

• Health care providers can call 401-430-2800

Monday-Friday during business hours for same day consultation.

• Reminder this is not a crisis line, does not

provide direct treatment to patients, or prescribe medications.

PediPRN Updates

PediPRN has been awarded a HRSA grant in partnership with RIDOH Currently:

• 64 Total Practices Enrolled
• 93% of practices utilizing PediPRN
• 370 Total Providers Enrolled
• 46% of providers utilizing PediPRN

Since HRSA Funding 9/1/18:

• PediPRN has had 219 Encounters serving 180 Children.
• Type:

92% Phone with PCP 21% Care Coordination 4% Face to Face Evaluation

• Reason for Contact:

74% Medication Consultation 25% Resources-Community Access 9% Diagnostic Consultation

PediPRN Updates

• PediPRN Intensive Program (PIP)
• In-depth training in child mental health topics.

17 Pediatric Providers are participating in the 10-session certificate program with CMEs. A total of 14 Pediatric Primary Care practices are represented in the first PIP training cohort. Visit PediPRN.org or call 401-432-1KID(1543) for more information and to enroll!

Jim Beasley, MPA MomsPRN Program Manager Jim.Beasley@health.ri.gov Monika Drogosz, MPH PediPRN Program Manager Monika.Drogosz@health.ri.gov Ailis Clyne, MD Medical Director ailis.clyne@health.ri.gov Blythe Berger, ScD Chief, Perinatal & Early Childhood Health Blythe.Berger@health.ri.gov