Kody Kinsley
Kody Kinsley MPP
Senior Policy Advisor
Johns Hopkins University
PS1 - Plenary Session

Damon Tweedy
Damon Tweedy MD
Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Duke University
PS2 - Plenary Session

Jodi Polaha
Jodi Polaha PhD
Director, Institute for Integrated Behavioral Health
East Tennessee State University
PS3 - Translating evidence to local health policy change in rural Appalachia

Angela Hagaman
Angela Hagaman DrPH
Co-Director, Addiction Science Center and Research Assistant Professor
East Tennessee State University
PS3 - Translating evidence to local health policy change in rural Appalachia

Full NameCompanySpeaking At
Kristen McKay LCSWSouth Central FoundationO07 - Weaving in Behavioral Health Support at Alaska CARES: The Story of Behavioral Health Integration at a Child Advocacy Center in Alaska
Nicole McKinney PhD, LCMHCCollaborative Health Network, LLCF01 - Integrated Care is essential to the success of Tailored Care Management: Embracing the Paradigm Shift
Patrick McLane MDFamily Medicine at UNCH14 - Enhancing Primary Care Training: The Role of a Behavioral Health Consultant in a Family Medicine Residency Training Program
Clare McNutt PA-CMeadows Mental Health Policy InstituteF02 - Kickstart Your Collaborative Care Program: An Implementation Checklist Made Simple
G04 - From Implementation to Impact: Crafting Effective CoCM Case Studies
H02 - From Workforce Shortages to Solutions: Rethinking Training and Qualifications for CoCM Success
I01 - From Policy to Practice: State Medicaid Coverage for Collaborative Care Management Codes
M02 - Breaking Barriers: Expanding Access to Perinatal Mental Health Through Tech-Enabled Collaborative Care
N01 - Bridging the Gap: Implementing Pediatric Collaborative Care Pathways
Kathryn McTigue DDSUniversity of North Carolina, Adams School of DentistryA04 - Smile! How integrating oral health providers and BHCs can enhance overall patient health
Sarah McVay PsyDProvidence Medical GroupL05 - Mid-Career Panel: Moving Up or Moving Forward
Janet Meda DNP, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC, PHN, RNUniversity of California at Davis Medical CenterJ12 - Collaborative Care: Redefining Expansion in Primary Care at an Academic Medical Center
Tai Mendenhall PhD, LMFTUniversity of MinnesotaI02 - Writing Workshop
FSH Editors Meeting
N02 - Moving Beyond Individual Responsibility for Self Care: Advancing Provider-, Team-, and Care Systems- Approaches to Mitigate Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
Kimberly Menzel LMSW, ACSW, LCSWUniversity of North Carolina, Suicide Prevention InstituteO09 - CLASP-PC: A Rapid Response to Chronic or Episodic Non-Acute Suicidality in Primary Care
Larissa Miller PhDDenver Health, Lowry Family Health CenterG09 - Is the “future of healthcare” actually better? A look at ambient AI adoption in a large Integrated Behavioral Health department.
Jacob Mills PsyDCabin Creek Health SystemH10 - Bringing Integrated Care to Street Medicine and Mobile Healthcare Teams Serving People Experiencing Homelessness
Rosa Miranda MSNC Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Rural HealthO02 - Building Foundational Bridges to Enhance Behavioral Health Screening and Connections to Care for Agricultural Workers and their Families in North Carolina
Julian Mitton MD, MPHZero OverdoseE02 - Peer Support Integration within the Collaborative Care Model
Luke Mitzel Ph.D.Center for Integrated Healthcare (VISN 2)J13 - It’s Game Time: Using Games to Increase Engagement and Practice Key Skills during Interactive Learning Groups for Collaborative Care Managers in VHA Integrated Primary Care
K01 - Help the Field Help the Patient: A Journey in Developing a Substance Use Resource for Integrated Primary Care Team Members
Kristina ModyCQCA01 - Behavioral Health Integrated into Primary Care: Health Plan Opportunities
Lindsay Moore PhDProvidence Medical Group OregonA02 - Cognitive Screening in Primary Care – A pilot program aimed to increase screening and management of dementia.
Modjulie Moore MDUNC Department of Family MedicineK02 - Enhancing Farmworker Health Care Access and Quality through Community-based Collaborations and Integration of Medical Learners into Mobile Care Delivery Models.
O02 - Building Foundational Bridges to Enhance Behavioral Health Screening and Connections to Care for Agricultural Workers and their Families in North Carolina
Richard Moore II/MDUniversity of North Carolina, School of Medicine, Family MedicineG06 - Rural HIV - Care Management Considerations
Emily Morgan PhDProvidence Medical GroupELO1 - But What About The Kids?: How to support kids/families/ourselves during times of political stress
F08 - Autism Evaluations in Primary Care Pediatrics: Closing the Care Gap for Adolescents
I14 - Gender Affirming Care: Letters of Support in Primary Care- A primer for the whole care team
Tamika Motton BA, QMHA II, CADC II, PSS, CRMCascadia HealthK13 - Innovative Pathways to Dual Certification: Empowering Staff to Deliver High-Quality Integrated Care
Daniel Mullin PsyD, M.P.H.UMass Chan Medical SchoolJ04 - Age, Sex and Racial Differences in Long-Term Anti-Depressant Use in Primary Care: What should be done?
Tiffany Munday MBA, RN, CCMVaya HealthF13 - Bridging Gaps and Breaking Silos: Mastering Integrated Care Management and Improving Outcomes
Laura Murray PhDJohns Hopkins School of Public Health; CETA GlobalE01 - Innovative solutions to Transform Access and Expansion in Integrated Care: Transdiagnostic, Technology and Total Care
Sarah Murray LCSWUS Department of Veterans AffairsE04 - Addressing ADHD in Primary Care: Attentional Symptoms Clinical Pathway x 2
Linda Myerholtz PhDUNC Family MedicineH11 - Virtual Video Review: Revamping Direct Observation in a Multisite Family Medicine Residency Program
Katherina Nako PhDPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic MedicineL06 - Contextualizing Supervision in Primary Care: Promoting Supervisee Development Through High-Quality Supervision
Rae Narun M.A.California Pacific Medical CenterF04 - Training the Future Behavioral Health Workforce: The Use of Precepting in Primary Care Settings
Poster 26 - Improving Diabetes Care Through a Primary Care Behavioral Health Pathway: A Quality Improvement Project
Christian Neal(not set)G12 - Beyond the Referral: Practical Strategies for Managing Mental Illness for Non-Specialists
J08 - Innovations in Serving Vulnerable Children and Families in Family Practice Settings
N06 - Squeezing Blood from a Turnip: A Case Study in IBH Implementation, Adaptation, and Lessons Learned
Megan Nelligan BAQP, NADD-DDSTrillium Health ResourcesJ01 - Leveraging Technology and Remote Supports for Integrated, Whole-Person Care: Trillium Health Resources' TULA Program
Tobirus Newby LCSWSteadyLLCF14 - Book Talk - From Cultural Awareness to Cultural Action in Substance Use Treatment
Ann Nguyen PhD, MPHRutgers Center for State Health PolicyH12 - Who needs to lead? The dimensions of leadership needed for system-wide integrated behavioral health adoption
DG15 - How do we excite C-suite leadership at health systems about integrated care?
Franca Niameh PsyDReinvisioning PsychologyO12 - Integrating Behavioral Health Training for Medical Residents and Psychology Doctoral Interns: Building Interprofessional Teams for the Future of Healthcare
Mary Nickel-Nguy DSW, LCSWPurchaser Business Group on HealthA01 - Behavioral Health Integrated into Primary Care: Health Plan Opportunities
Mary Anne Nidiry MDProvidence Medical GroupO10 - A Multidisciplinary approach to Diversity Equity and Inclusion Training in Medical Residency
Elizabeth Nikol DBH, LCSW, A-CBTSummit HealthE14 - Single Session Interventions: An Ideal Mindset for Integrated Care
J14 - Menopause in Primary Care: Validation, Education and Collaboration
Jennifer O'Donnell PsyDSwedish Medical GroupE10 - Women in Leadership: Being Extraordinary
Stacy Ogbeide PsyD, ABPPUT Health San Antonio Long School of MedicineB05 - Substance Use Education in the Interprofessional Setting: The SEIS Project
D06 - Engaging in Team-Based Scholarship in Integrated Care: Tips for Success
F04 - Training the Future Behavioral Health Workforce: The Use of Precepting in Primary Care Settings
H06 - Mentorship in Academic Family Medicine: A Case Example
K06 - Running forward with the Scars We Wear: An Intimate Journey of Breaking Primary Care Boundaries
Poster 26 - Improving Diabetes Care Through a Primary Care Behavioral Health Pathway: A Quality Improvement Project
L06 - Contextualizing Supervision in Primary Care: Promoting Supervisee Development Through High-Quality Supervision
Jason Onugha MD, MPHIndividual - Jason OnughaG13 - Building Trust and Integration: Lessons from Implementing the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM)
Maria Ortiz MA-CCommunity Health of Central Washington (CHCW)L03 - Straight from the Source: PCBH Do’s and Don’ts from Medical Personnel
Stacey Ouellette LCSW, CCSMaine Behavioral HealthcareG01 - Against the current: One healthcare system’s journey towards implementing the Collaborative Care Model.
DG09 - Screening in pediatrics- ACES, depression, anxiety, SUD, suicide, etc.
K11 - Leveraging integrated behavioral health for medically assisted weight loss & surgery: case-based insights from three healthcare organizations
L02 - Comprehensive Addiction Medicine – An integrative model bringing SUD treatment to rural Primary Care in Maine & New Hampshire
Elisabeth Owen PsyDProvidence Medical Group- OregonI14 - Gender Affirming Care: Letters of Support in Primary Care- A primer for the whole care team
Khyati Patel PsyDProMedica Monroe Family Medicine ResidencyM10 - Suicide screening, risk assessment, and intervention training in Family Medicine Residency : A quality improvement project
Hannah Peck OTR/LUniversity of Rochester Medical CenterD07 - Strengths, Challenges, and Needs for Supporting Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome
Monica Perez PhDThe University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, School of MedicinePoster 31 - Alleviating Social and Psychological Ill-being Research & Evaluation (ASPIRE) Study: Developing a Behavioral Health Intervention for Cancer Patients and Survivors in Primary Care
M06 - Building Primary Care Behavioral Health Workforce Capacity to Address Health Disparities in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas
Shay-Lee Perez PsyDUC-San Francisco Center for Advancing Dyadic Care Pediatrics Technical Assistance CenterN08 - Medicaid Policy to Practice: Scaling Pediatric Behavioral Health Promotion to California Families
Kristen PerryCenter for Integrated Healthcare (VISN 2)A05 - Adapting to a changed reality: Slowing without stopping the expansion of integrated care
J05 - Enhancing competency-based integrated care training through experiential learning
Susan Pfau MA, LMFT, RPTLifeStance HealthH08 - Bridging Gaps, Improving Access: Pediatric Behavioral Health Integration for Young Children
Chelsea Piechowski LPC, NCCJohnson Health CenterF10 - Power, Perception, and Promotion: Unpacking the Status Quo in Behavioral Health Leadership
J08 - Innovations in Serving Vulnerable Children and Families in Family Practice Settings
N06 - Squeezing Blood from a Turnip: A Case Study in IBH Implementation, Adaptation, and Lessons Learned
Michelle Pievsky PhDBrown University HealthH08 - Bridging Gaps, Improving Access: Pediatric Behavioral Health Integration for Young Children
DG20 - Early childhood development, Autism and developmental differences
Nicole Piland PhD, LMFTTexas Tech UniversityG08 - Marriage and Family Therapists in Pediatric Specialty Care: Skills, Values, and Identity Development
K08 - Marriage and Family Therapists in Medical Settings: Pediatric, Specialty Care-Focused Supervision and Skills Assessment
L08 - Working within Existing Systems to Establish and Expand Integration in Pediatric Primary and Specialty Care: Panel discussion on strategies and lessons learned
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Robert Allred PhD, ABPPHealthPointDG02 - PCBH Education
L07 - Integrated Well Child Checks as a Mechanism of Breaking Down Barriers
William Beecroft MD, DLFAPABlue Cross Blue Shield of MichiganDG22 - Barriers to CoCM implementation and resolutions
Kelli Bosak LCSW, AMThree Rivers Health CenterPPS - Poetry and Prose Reading Session
G05 - Measurement-Based Care: A Crash Course in What it is, How to do it, and How to Advocate for it in Integrated Care
DG04 - Tribal Health Care
Mollie Cherson LCSWJefferson University Health SystemDG01 - BHI and IBH, When Two Health Systems Merge Learning as We Go
Poster 77 - Implementation and Evaluation of an Integrated Behavioral Health Curriculum within a Family Medicine Clerkship
Stacy Cook LPCLVHNDG01 - BHI and IBH, When Two Health Systems Merge Learning as We Go
David Curtis PhDUniversity of Houston - Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of MedicineD05 - Vignettes, Videos, and Variations: Educational Strategies to Help New PCBH Trainees Shift Learning Sets
DG21 - Developing Community Partnerships
Samantha Darnell-Tracy DBH, MS, LPCHealth Reform SolutionsDG07 - Severe mental illness and long term care
Poster 12 - The Failures of Deinstitutionalization: Lessons learned & a path forward
Karen Gall LMSW, ACTRPUniversity of Michigan, Department of PsychiatryDG17 - CoCM implementation fidelity
Amanda Garlen LCSWJefferson University Health SystemDG05 - The First Year of Having a Behavioral Health Consultant and Faculty Member in a Family Medicine Residency Program
Poster 41 - The First Year of Having a Behavioral Health Consultant and Faculty Member in a Family Medicine Residency Program
Caity Haas LCSW, MHA, ACMBlue Shield of CAB02 - Med Dir Hold - Payers Leading the Way for Integrated Care (final title TBD)
DG13 - Payer perspective on how to support providers in implementing and sustaining integrated care models
Kathryn Halverson MOTEmplify HealthDG03 - Use of Occupational Therapy in an Integrated Care model
I07 - Integrating Outside the Box: Pediatric Occupational Therapy and PCBH
Monica Harrison MSW, LCSWAIMS Center, University of Washington, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral SciencesE03 - CoCM Caseload Size: Determining the Sweet Spot
F03 - Collaboration in Action: How two clinics advanced Health Equity & Patient Engagement through data.
DG90 - Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM) Learning Community
I03 - Measuring Success of the Systematic Caseload Review
N03 - 50 First Dates: Team-Based Engagement for Collaborative Care
Phillip Hawley PsyDYakima Valley Farm Workers ClinicDG08 - Self-care/ burnout prevention
L05 - Mid-Career Panel: Moving Up or Moving Forward
Laura Kurdila PhDVirginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine - Carilion ClinicDG19 - Behavioral medicine curriculum, epic documentation, quality metrics
Amelia McClelland PhDCommunity Health of Central Washington (CHCW)ELO1 - But What About The Kids?: How to support kids/families/ourselves during times of political stress
E07 - Bringing Context to Pediatric Care: Interactive Training on the Contextual Interview in Pediatric Integrated Care
DG06 - Working with LGBTQIA+ patients
Annie McGuire MS, LMHC, MHAAIMS Center, University of Washington, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral SciencesE03 - CoCM Caseload Size: Determining the Sweet Spot
DG90 - Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM) Learning Community
I03 - Measuring Success of the Systematic Caseload Review
Ann Nguyen PhD, MPHRutgers Center for State Health PolicyH12 - Who needs to lead? The dimensions of leadership needed for system-wide integrated behavioral health adoption
DG15 - How do we excite C-suite leadership at health systems about integrated care?
Stacey Ouellette LCSW, CCSMaine Behavioral HealthcareG01 - Against the current: One healthcare system’s journey towards implementing the Collaborative Care Model.
DG09 - Screening in pediatrics- ACES, depression, anxiety, SUD, suicide, etc.
K11 - Leveraging integrated behavioral health for medically assisted weight loss & surgery: case-based insights from three healthcare organizations
L02 - Comprehensive Addiction Medicine – An integrative model bringing SUD treatment to rural Primary Care in Maine & New Hampshire
Michelle Pievsky PhDBrown University HealthH08 - Bridging Gaps, Improving Access: Pediatric Behavioral Health Integration for Young Children
DG20 - Early childhood development, Autism and developmental differences
Jodi Polaha PhDEast Tennessee State University Institute for Integrated Behavioral HealthELO1 - But What About The Kids?: How to support kids/families/ourselves during times of political stress
F07 - Starting Small: A PCBH Model of Care Approach to Autism Evaluations for Toddlers and Preschoolers
G07 - Playing the Long Game: Lessons Learned in Advocacy and Implementation of Preventive Behavioral Health Care
DG18 - BHWET or GPE Grants - HRSA - for anyone who just received that award
Lisa Powell PhDZERO TO THREEELO1 - But What About The Kids?: How to support kids/families/ourselves during times of political stress
G07 - Playing the Long Game: Lessons Learned in Advocacy and Implementation of Preventive Behavioral Health Care
DG11 - Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health
Diane Powers MBA, MAAIMS Center, University of WashingtonH03 - Assessing Behavioral Health Care Manager Skill Development
DG10 - Rural CoCM
Poster 56 - Text me! Text messages as a supportive component of integrated care for older adults
Randall Reitz PhDSt Mary's Family Medicine ResidencyDG14 - Integrating behavioral health training into a residency program
Nic Schmoyer-Edmiston PhD, NCCPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic MedicineA06 - Infusing Integrated Behavioral Health in Master’s Level Behavioral Health Programs: A Panel of Educators from Six Programs
DG12 - Medical Trauma
L06 - Contextualizing Supervision in Primary Care: Promoting Supervisee Development Through High-Quality Supervision
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Stephanie Kidwell MBAWest Virginia UniversityH05 - Building Bridges: The Journey of an Integrated Health Team in Rural Communities
Kody Kinsley MPPJohns Hopkins UniversityPS1 - Plenary Session
Jody Kirchner MSW, LICSWCentraCare Health SystemI04 - Lost at Sea or Guided by Lighthouses: Using the CCT and microlearning to support ongoing practice in integrated settings
Brandon Kitay MD, PhDEmory School of MedicineF11 - More Than Medicine: The Essential Role of Physicians in Integrated Care
L11 - Digital scaling of Collaborative Care: Impact on the Quintuple Aim of healthcare delivery
Hanna KleinerShare OurselvesK03 - Breaking Boundaries with the PCBH E-GATHER Tool: Expanding Access Though Enhanced Supervision
Adrian Knauss PhD, LMFTMethodist Medical CenterH13 - Benefits and Pitfalls of Using Warm Handoffs as an Educational Tool in Residency Education
M13 - Using Microteaching to Enhance Resident Physicians' Competency in Providing Trauma-Informed Care: A Case Study
Alex Koenig PhDPresbyterian Medical GroupN13 - Including Partners in Family-Centered Care: Addressing Perinatal Mood Disorders in Partners within Integrated Settings
Victoria Korth MDFamilies, Systems and HealthPPS - Poetry and Prose Reading Session
Shira Kravitz LCSWNJ Pediatric Psychiatry Collaborative (NJPPC)N07 - Breaking down Silos: Integrating mental health into pediatric and family medicine practice
Jeff Krepps PhDCampbell University School of Osteopathic MedicineO01 - Itching to Emerge: How Systemic Workforce Development Can Push IBH Over the “Emerging Field” Hump
Aimee Kresica MSW, LCSWUNC REACH Enhanced Primary CareE11 - Leveraging Food as Medicine to Address SDOH for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness
Angela Krider MSW, LCSWIndividual - Angela KriderA04 - Smile! How integrating oral health providers and BHCs can enhance overall patient health
Betül Küçükardalı Cansever PhDEast Carolina UniversityPoster 53 - Integrating Protective Experiences in ACEs Screening: An Adult PACEs Plan Intervention in Inpatient Rehabilitation
Laura Kurdila PhDVirginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine - Carilion ClinicDG19 - Behavioral medicine curriculum, epic documentation, quality metrics
Angela Lamson PhDEast Carolina UniversityPoster 53 - Integrating Protective Experiences in ACEs Screening: An Adult PACEs Plan Intervention in Inpatient Rehabilitation
Poster 59 - Painful gaps: a pilot study exploring referral patterns in chronic pain management in primary care.
N09 - Relationally-Centered Integrated Behavioral Health: Machine Learning Evidence and Outcomes
Alex Lanious PhDUC San Diego HealthPoster 27 - Peer Review in Primary Care IBH: Challenges and Benefits
Dominic Le M.D.UC Davis HealthJ12 - Collaborative Care: Redefining Expansion in Primary Care at an Academic Medical Center
Julie Le DOUC San Diego HealthE04 - Addressing ADHD in Primary Care: Attentional Symptoms Clinical Pathway x 2
Kevin Le MDWakeMedPoster 74 - Getting Psyched - Incorporating psychology and psychiatry in a Residency Clinic
Florencia Lebensohn-Chialvo PhDUC-San Diego HealthK04 - Scripting a Better Future: AI’s Impact on Behavioral Health Provider Well-Being & Workflows
Michelle Leon LMHC, BCSTBaptist Medical CenterELO7 - Care Without Cracks: How Integrated Care and Collaborative Care Fuse Minds, Methods, and Meaning for Whole-Person Healing in a Healthcare System
Erin LePoire MPHAIMS CenterF03 - Collaboration in Action: How two clinics advanced Health Equity & Patient Engagement through data.
Aryela Levy PsyDMountain Park Health CenterD04 - Two Decades of Primary Care Behavioral Health Services: Clinical Innovations that Work
Samantha Lewin-Smith MPHAmerican Medical AssociationD01 - AMA Listening Session
Shichen LiangUniversity of MinnesotaM09 - When Care Becomes Concern: How Intergenerational Beliefs Shape Health Anxiety Among Chinese Young Adults
Dana Lister DO, FAAPPediatric Associates- FloridaPoster 40 - Successful implementation of Behavioral Health Integration using the PCBH & CoCM models in pediatric primary care; Recognizing the value of comprehensive behavioral health screening
Holly Lister PhDIndividual - Holly ListerPoster 17 - Determinants of Cultural Assessment in Pediatric Integrated Primary Care: Preliminary Findings in Quality Improvement
Poster 52 - Expanding integrated care practices by investigating factors underlying stakeholder attitudes on integrated care
M04 - Increasing integrated care access in medically underserved communities: A mixed methods study on opportunities and challenges
Virna Little PsyD, MSWConcert HealthC01 - Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) Unscripted: Live Psychiatric Case Reviews in Action
E10 - Women in Leadership: Being Extraordinary
I01 - From Policy to Practice: State Medicaid Coverage for Collaborative Care Management Codes
J10 - Broad-Scale Outcomes of Collaborative Care Across 110,00 Patients
L10 - Resilient Leadership: Empowering Middle Managers in Collaborative Care
N01 - Bridging the Gap: Implementing Pediatric Collaborative Care Pathways
Jessica Lloyd-Hazlett PhD, LPC-SEastern Oregon UniversityA06 - Infusing Integrated Behavioral Health in Master’s Level Behavioral Health Programs: A Panel of Educators from Six Programs
D06 - Engaging in Team-Based Scholarship in Integrated Care: Tips for Success
Lorna London PhDMidwestern UniversityPoster 44 - Addressing the Dropout Dilemma: The Role of Integrated Behavioral Health in Enhancing Pediatric Mental Health Engagement
Ione Long BSN, RN, LNCRural Health GroupG06 - Rural HIV - Care Management Considerations
Delia Losapio MDUNC Department of Family MedicineH14 - Enhancing Primary Care Training: The Role of a Behavioral Health Consultant in a Family Medicine Residency Training Program
Allison Love PsyDWVU MedicineH05 - Building Bridges: The Journey of an Integrated Health Team in Rural Communities
Poster 36 - PCBH in a Rural Health Center: Patient Perspectives
Danielle Lowe MD, PhDUNC Department of PsychiatryG02 - Who do we call? Lessons from Developing a Suicidality Protocol for a Free Student-Run Clinic in North Carolina’s Evolving Mental Health System
O09 - CLASP-PC: A Rapid Response to Chronic or Episodic Non-Acute Suicidality in Primary Care
Julie Luzarraga LICSWDignity in Healing CollectiveE09 - Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Reimagining Behavioral Health Workforce Development
Jessica Lyons MS, LMFTMirahE09 - Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Reimagining Behavioral Health Workforce Development
K03 - Breaking Boundaries with the PCBH E-GATHER Tool: Expanding Access Though Enhanced Supervision
O03 - From Training to Transformation: Real-World Perspectives from BA-Level Care Managers on the Front Lines
C.R. Macchi PhD, MEd, LMFT, CFLEArizona State UniversityI02 - Writing Workshop
FSH Editors Meeting
Kristin MacGregor PhDLifeStance HealthELO2 - From Individual to Integrated: Research and practice informed curriculum on how traditional therapists can master the Collaborative Care Model
Toni Mahowald PsyDCentraCare Health SystemI04 - Lost at Sea or Guided by Lighthouses: Using the CCT and microlearning to support ongoing practice in integrated settings
M11 - Should we GATHER? A discussion of Integrated Behavioral Health in Specialty Medical Settings
Kallie Maloney MAEast Carolina UniversityD14 - Access in Action: Transforming Healthcare by Training Tomorrow's Providers
Poster 72 - A Virtual Team-Based Care Approach to Addressing Unmet Behavioral Health Needs of Rural School-Aged Children
Janette Mance-Khourey Ph.D.Center for Integrated Healthcare, Department of Veterans AffairsC04 - Groups Fit! A Panel Discussion Exploring Barriers and Facilitators of Implementing Group Interventions in Integrated Primary Care
F05 - Groups for 500, Please: An Interactive Session to Implement Brief Evidence-Based Groups in Integrated Primary Care
Poster 42 - And the Answer to your Problems is… PST-IC! An Overview of Sustainment Data Regarding Problem-Solving Training for Integrated Care
Allie Mann PhDDepartment of Family Medicine, UVA School of MedicineL04 - Demystifying EMR Data for Enhanced Warm Handoffs: A Practical Guide to Collaborative Tool Development in Integrated Care
Misty Mann PsyDIllinois School of Professional Psychology at National Louis UniversityK14 - Super-cepting: A Hybrid Supervision Model for Behavioral Health Providers in Primary Care
Lesley Manson PsyDArizona State UniversityJ09 - Aligning Value-Based Care with Integrated Behavioral Health: Survey Findings and a Call to Action
Stephanie Marcello PhDRutgers Health - Rutgers University Behavioral HealthcarePoster 52 - Expanding integrated care practices by investigating factors underlying stakeholder attitudes on integrated care
M04 - Increasing integrated care access in medically underserved communities: A mixed methods study on opportunities and challenges
Kathryn Margolis PhDUniversity of California, San Francisco; Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma CenterN08 - Medicaid Policy to Practice: Scaling Pediatric Behavioral Health Promotion to California Families
Dan Marlowe MS, PhDCampbell University School of Osteopathic MedicineO01 - Itching to Emerge: How Systemic Workforce Development Can Push IBH Over the “Emerging Field” Hump
Jessica Martin PsyDCenter for Integrated Healthcare (VISN 2)C04 - Groups Fit! A Panel Discussion Exploring Barriers and Facilitators of Implementing Group Interventions in Integrated Primary Care
J13 - It’s Game Time: Using Games to Increase Engagement and Practice Key Skills during Interactive Learning Groups for Collaborative Care Managers in VHA Integrated Primary Care
Elizabeth MayersNationwide Children's HospitalE08 - An ACO-Community-Hospital Partnership Approach to Expanding Pediatric Behavioral Health Integration
Shannon McCleery PsyDUMass Center for Integrated Primary CarePoster 28 - Addressing Barriers to Depression Screening Completion: A Quality Improvement Project