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Please note that this event requires preregistration in the CPI Learning Management System. Please click here to register. Capacity is limited, so please register soon.
When agencies and programs want to implement something new, it can be difficult to know how to start. A well-crafted implementation plan can help guide agencies and programs as they do this work. Actionable plans help address what the program is trying to achieve, what changes can be made by the program that will result in improvement, and how the program knows that the changes have been successful. People who join this webinar will learn the steps of drafting an actionable plan and see these steps applied to an example plan to increase capacity to provide integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.
You will earn a certificate for participating in this webinar. CEUs will not be provided.
FORREST “RUSTY” FOSTER, M.S.W, C.P.R.P
Mr. Foster is the Senior Implementation Specialist for the Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) Initiative at the Center for Practice Innovations and for the New York City Tobacco Cessation Training and Technical Assistance Center (NYC TCTTAC). Mr. Foster has provided training and implementation support around integrated treatment to behavioral health programs and State Mental Health Authorities in Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Hawaii, Minnesota, Oregon, New York, New Jersey and Virginia.
NOAH LIPTON, L.C.S.W, M.P.A
Mr. Lipton is an Implementation Specialist for the Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) Initiative and the Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Institute at the Center for Practice Innovations and for the New York City Tobacco Cessation Training and Technical Assistance Center (NYC TCTTAC). Mr. Lipton is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who, prior to joining CPI’s staff, worked in a NYC-based PROS program as a senior Social Worker and was coordinator for implementing and sustaining Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment.
NANCY H. COVELL, PH.D.
Dr. Covell is the Project Director for the Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) Initiative and the Associate Director for Implementation Support Systems for the Center for Practice Innovations and Associate Professor of Clinical Medical Psychology (in Psychiatry) Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. She is also the Project Director for the New York City Tobacco Cessation Training and Technical Assistance Center (NYC TCTTAC). She is a licensed Clinical Psychologist with more than 20 years of experience supporting behavioral healthcare programs as they implement integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions and substance use, including tobacco.
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