2021 PCA/HCCN Virtual
DateNovember 15, 2021Speakers
President and CEO, NACHCE. Benjamin Money, MPHSenior Vice President, Public Health Priorities, NACHCDirector, PCA and Network Relations, NACHCNACHC Chair of the Board, Cook Area Health Services, Inc.
DateNovember 15, 2021Shantanu Nundy, MD, CMO, Accolade, “Care After COVID: What the Pandemic Revealed is Broken in Healthcare and How to Reinvent It”Speaker
Shantanu Nundy, MD, MBAChief Medical Officer, Accolade
DateNovember 15, 2021The session begins with a federal legislative update discussion specific to the current status of various priority health center issues. It will then transition to a discussion about the need for a more coordinated national strategy on various state-based issues - using 340B discriminatory contracting as a case study. Third, NACHC staff will introduce several timely and emerging policy issues and solicit feedback on the relative importance and direction that should be pursued. Policy issues include: maternal health, behavioral health, and non-clinical workforce development. Lastly, the session will close with a focus on advocacy. Attendees will be asked to provide feedback on advocacy tools and strategies that they are incorporating to achieve results.Objectives
- Attendees will learn about the status of key federal policy issues facing health centers.
- Participants will provide feedback to NACHC PPR staff on emerging state policy issues. NACHC staff will reinforce the need for coordination to effectively advance the health center agenda.
- Identify how PCA/HCCNs are investing in advocates and institutionalizing advocacy.
Speakers
Director, National Grassroots Advocacy, NACHCDirector, Federal and State Policy, NACHCSenior Vice President, Public Policy and Research Division, NACHCDirector, Federal Affairs, NACHC
DateNovember 15, 2021Organizations struggle to develop an operational approach to implementing Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) strategies that address the needs of all of its stakeholders, while advancing health equity. Discerning the differences between JEDI and health equity, as two separate, but related priorities impacting the health and wellness of communities is a critical first step to overcoming this challenge.
In this session we will define the terms, identify principles for an equitable healthcare system, and highlight a model for designing sustainable actions guided by a JEDI lens.Objectives
- Recognize the importance of JEDI and understanding its impact on health equity.
- Identify principles for engaging external stakeholders to affect systemic changes in the healthcare system.
- Design a sustainable JEDI driven operation for the long term that encompasses the board, staff, and patients.
Speakers
President and CEO, District of Columbia Primary Care AssociationShelly Ten Napel, MSW, MPPChief Executive Officer, Community Healthcare Association of the DakotasChief Executive Officer, Wisconsin Primary Health Care AssociationSpecialist, PCA and Network Relations, NACHC
DateNovember 15, 2021Speaker
Faiyaz Syed, MD, MPHChief Medical Officer, Michigan Primary Care Association
DateNovember 16, 2021Sponsored by Centering Healthcare Institute
Speaker
Miguel A. Lopez, MBANational Director Business Development, Centering Healthcare Institute
DateNovember 16, 2021Speakers
Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Community Managed Care Network, Inc.Jenna Thomsen, MADirector, Training and Technical Assistance, Health Center Association of Nebraska
DateNovember 16, 2021Amidst the continuing COVID-19 pandemic and a changing world, health centers must continue to deliver quality health care while transitioning to a value-based model of care. New and innovative models of care are required for health centers to remain competitive and relevant to the communities they serve. This session provides examples, both within and outside the health center world, of new and expanded models of patient-centric care. Come hear a health care leader describe how they design ‘care that meets you where you are’; learn from health center leaders how they are expanding care models beyond the walls of their health center and ways to partner with and grow communities; and, finally, leave with tangible action steps to join together with peer across the nation in working toward systems change and new models of care through the new and expanded Elevate 2022.Objectives
- Learn of innovative care models outside the health center program.
- Hear examples of health center care models expanding beyond the walls of the health center and working to grow communities.
- Walk away with tangible strategies for advancing innovative care models in member health centers.
Speakers
Cheryl Modica, PhD, MPH, BSNDirector, Quality Center, NACHCAbby Devries, MDNC Market Medical Director, City BlockE. Benjamin Money, MPHSenior Vice President, Public Health Priorities, NACHC
DateNovember 16, 2021As PRAPARE is increasingly used by care teams nationally to assess patient social determinants of health needs, it is critical to have a standardized system to track the social interventions provided in response. Such systems can promote cross-sector collaboration to assess and address social factors to facilitate comprehensive care coordination to “close the loop” for patients. Use of the national standardized social interventions protocol would also promote collaborative data collection, aggregation, reporting, exchange, and communication by cross-sector partners to comprehensively address systems and policies that negatively impact the social determinants of health.
This session will walk through the PRAPARE Social Interventions Protocol that integrates stakeholder best practices and lessons learned collected through an iterative process of development with a national Social Interventions Technical Expert Panel (TEP) of diverse cross-sector partners. Attendees will hear from organizations that have implemented the PRAPARE Social Interventions Protocol as well as PCA & HCCN staff on how they have supported health centers with SDOH needs assessment. The session will conclude with a discussion amongst guest speakers centered on considerations for social interventions coding.Objectives
- Describe the data collection protocol to track social interventions provided in response to the identification of PRAPARE social determinants of health needs.
- Hear from a health center and a social services organization that are using the standardized social interventions data collection protocol.
- Understand how PCAs and HCCNs can best support health centers with SDOH data collection and documenting social interventions.
Speakers
Nalani Tarrant, MPH, PMPDeputy Director, Social Drivers of Health, NACHCAlbert Ayson, Jr., MPHAssociate Director, Training and Technical Assistance, Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations (AAPCHO)Meaghan Arzberger, MPPService Integration and Data Driven Project Manager, York County Community Action CorporationAngela Herman-Nestor, MPA, CPHQ, PCMH-CCEDirector of Health Care Transformation and Quality Initiatives, Missouri Primary Care AssociationShannon Bafaro, MPHDirector of Value Based Care, Missouri Primary Care Association
