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This webinar is free and offers CME and CEU credits! Stigma can prevent people from seeking help, getting diagnosed, or receiving treatment.?It can also lead to substandard care, denial of care, or passing care off to less experienced staff,?contributing to health disparities by influencing health outcomes. Research shows that stigma is one of the primary barriers to accessing recovery services for people who use substances. There's still time to join CareOregon's MEDS Ed program as we present psychiatric nurse practitioner Lydia Bartholow, DNP, PMHNP, CARN-AP, reviewing the types of stigma that patients are likely to experience, how the media informs stigma, and how race, gender, sexuality and class modify the impact of stigma. Special emphasis on how stigma is a barrier to evidence-based medical care for people with substance use disorders, as well as actionable steps we can all take to decrease stigma and improve health outcomes for vulnerable Oregonians. https://lnkd.in/gEGxdE8z

New today… our team’s work which demonstrates the critical gaps in naloxone care practices for peripartum persons, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions at the patient, clinician, practice, and system levels. We must do better.

The GFPD values and is committed to the ongoing education and understanding of scientific researchers and medical professionals. On Saturday GFPD Executive Director, Ryan Maple, and Director of Family Programs, Katie Sacra, attended the ZSD Alliance Meeting to share their caregiver experiences and explore ways to help empower families and healthcare providers to improve the lives of individuals with peroxisomal disorders. They discussed important issues, including barriers to accessing care and resources, data-driven gastrointestinal issues for peroxisomal disorder patients, prevalence and impacts on daily life, possible focuses on continued research, and best practices for working with #GFPDWarriors and their families. The Zellweger Spectrum Disorder Alliance, formed in 2018, comprises a dedicated team of physician specialists from all over the United States. These physicians focus on managing and improving the care of patients with peroxisomal biogenesis disorder-Zellweger spectrum disorder or PBD-ZSD. #GFPD #PBDZSD #RareDiseaseAwareness #RareDisease #FindACure #GFPDisFamily #GFPDisResearch #GFPDisHope #ZellwegerSyndrome #ZellwegerSpectrumDisorder #PeroxisomalDisorder #MedicallyComplexKids #DBPD #AMACRD #ACOX #CommunityConnections

Our Chief Medical Officer Dr. Scott C. Fears was recently featured on Behavioral Health Business to discuss the innovative use of long-acting injectables to enhance medication adherence and reduce the treatment burden. Dr. Fears' insights highlight our commitment to advancing behavioral health care and improving patient outcomes for the SMI population. Check out the full article below. #BehavioralHealth #PatientCare #InnovativeHealthcare #AmaeHealth #LongActingInjectables

Dive deep into the latest changes impacting substance use disorder treatment regulations. We wrote our blog, "Understanding SAMHSA's Key Changes to 42 CFR Part 8," to be your guide for navigating these shifts. Stay ahead of the curve, empower your practice, and make a difference in patient care! #Healthcare #RegulatoryChanges #SAMHSA #SubstanceUseDisorder https://lnkd.in/eM3zPUYK

Exciting news! We've just released our white paper on Measurement-Based Care (MBC) for patients with substance use disorder (SUD). This innovative, evidence-based approach is transforming the way we deliver care by using real-time data to personalize treatment, track progress, and improve outcomes. With over 1.4 million patient screenings and a 2.5x higher sustained recovery rate, MBC is making a life-saving difference. Read more on our blog here: https://hubs.ly/Q02TK82h0 #recoveryispossible #recovery #measurementbasedcare #MBC #addiction #addictiontreatment #innovation

Outcomes matter. In healthcare, merely attempting to do the right thing isn’t enough. Following evidence-based practices AND tracking patients’ progress are critical in understanding if we’re succeeding in making patients healthier. I'm excited to have this white paper released, showcasing Crossroads’ superior outcomes. Find me a better feeling than watching patients get healthier. I’ll wait… #crossroads #healthcare #behavioralhealth #addiction #recovery #addictiontreatment

Sometimes one-on-one weekly therapy sessions aren't enough for a young person who is struggling with symptoms of depression. Take a look at the benefits outpatient treatment centers and intensive group therapy programs can provide. One of the biggest ones can be speeding up recovery. #mentalhealth #teens

Care Transitions for People with Acquired Neurological #Disability in the First 12 Months following Inpatient Rehabilitation: Health Service Use and Obstacles. Transfers between different types or levels of healthcare (aka #CareTransitions) are well known points of #risk and #vulnerability for people with acquired brain injury (#ABI) or spinal cord injury (#SCI). This study, which was part of our #TRaCE 2.0 research program, examines system-level care transitions and the obstacles and barriers faced by individuals with ABI or SCI during the first 12 months post-discharge from inpatient #rehabilitation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gP6dut7c #DisabilityResearch #RehabilitationResearch #Rehab #Research #BoldIdeas #BetterSolutions Yanfei Xie Tamara Ownsworth Mandy Nielsen Melissa Kendall Rachel Jones

One of our popular calculators is the BIMS, based on the Brief Interview for Mental Status that evaluates #cognitiveimpairment and can help with #dementia diagnosis. BIMS is a structured evaluation aimed at evaluating aspects of cognition in elderly patients. The three parts of the assessment look at: ■ Patient attention; ■ Level of orientation; ■ Ability to recall information. The BIMS is correlated with results from other scales such as the MMSE (Mini-Mental State Exam). If the elderly patient also displays behavioural symptoms linked to depression, they may be referred to take the Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS). Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/dyq9r2VF