Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell LLP has available on-demand recorded webinars specific to “Navigating Telehealth for FQHCs”. With a focus on community health centers, this eight-part webinar series will provide an in-depth review of the key legal considerations applicable to telehealth, equipping the listener with the knowledge and tools to implement telehealth in a legally compliant manner.   For more information, visit the following site . 

As more providers have made the transition to  telehealth  during the  coronavirus pandemic , clinicians and organizations who work with children and youth have also needed to quickly learn how to implement telehealth for their young clients. This transition can seem daunting, but it is entirely possible to treat children effectively via telehealth. In fact, telehealth can offer  advantages for children and youth  who may not enjoy or benefit from a traditional office session, as being at home in a comfortable environment can help ease anxiety and self-consciousness. To continue reading blog post click here.

Are you looking for more resources on telehealth? Be sure to check out HCAN's sharefile link that includes NACHC's Telehealth Implementation Guide, HIPAA Compliance, Medicare and more! Resources can be found here.

Virtual Conference DATE: Virtual Conference: June 22-26

ATA2020 Virtual Conference brings you a multi-day, multi-track expedition to the edge of digital, virtual and tele-health as we imagine it. Experience firsthand the largest platform for the exchange of ideas, networking and data-driven solutions.

Main programming will be packed with over 50 sessions and 200 speakers, immersive deep-dive sessions for attendees to explore key topics in a workshop setting, presentations from some of the most innovative companies and researchers and opportunities to engage and foster collaborations virtually and build lasting partnerships.

ATA2020 will offer CME credits, which will be aligned with sessions on the Research Track (research oral and poster presentations). CME accreditation will be provided by the University of Virginia .

To register for the virtual conference click here.

DATE: Wednesday, June 24th

TIME: 12:00 pm to 12:45pm Central

Screening for behavioral health concerns in primary care is an important strategy to improve early identification of child mental health disorders. This webinar will present evidenced based

screening tools and strategies to reduce barriers and increase screening practices in primary care settings.

Target Audience:

This webinar series is intended for primary care providers

(physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners) in Nebraska.

Educational Objectives

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be better able to:

• Discuss the rationale for BH screening in primary care, including benefits and limitations.

• List available free and low-cost screening tools for common child and adolescent issues, including developmental delay, autism, and depression.

• Discuss strategies for implementing screening in a pediatric primary care setting.

To register for webinar click here.

Virtual Region VII PCMH NCQA Training – Registration Now Open!

Introduction to PCMH and Advanced PCMH courses are both available for Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri health centers the week of August 3-7, 2020 . This FREE training will be held virtually with a combination of on-demand (video recorded) content and live webinar sessions. Instructions for how to register can be found here .