Healthy Opportunities Pilot: How Care Managers Can Choose Appropriate Interpersonal Violence Services Part 2

Description

Register now for this online, self-guided course!

Module Description:
Please complete Healthy Opportunities Pilots: How Care Managers Can Choose Appropriate Interpersonal Violence Services prior to registering for Part 2. You can register for the first module here.

This module is part two of two, and it focuses on interpersonal violence (IPV) and sensitive services in the Healthy Opportunities pilot. Learners will be able to: refer members to the IPV services available as of Spring 2023, apply the update consent process and IPV-specific consent process, utilize best practices for maintaining member privacy and data security, and initiate and maintain contact preferences for members experiencing IPV.

Approximate time to complete the course: 90 minutes
Learner content includes: video and corresponding course handouts

The Framework:

North Carolina's Healthy Opportunities Pilot program is an unprecedented opportunity to test the integration of evidence-based, non-medical interventions into the state's Medicaid program. The Pilots will provide non-medical services to qualifying Medicaid members across four domains: housing, food, transportation and interpersonal violence/toxic stress. Critically, frontline care managers working in Pilot regions will play an essential role in identifying members that may benefit from Pilot services, recommending appropriate services and coordinating their care.

In Collaboration with

By registering for this workshop, you are granting permission for your contact information to be shared with DHHS which is a collaborating partner of this continuing education activity.

Target Audience

Care Managers

Objectives

Upon completion of this module the care manager will be able to:

• Define Interpersonal Violence (IPV) and IPV-Related Services
• Refer members to the four Interpersonal Violence (IPV) services available in Spring 2023
• Apply the Pilot consent process including IPV-specific consent process
• Utilize best practices for maintaining member privacy and data security
• Initiate and maintain contact requirements for members experiencing IPV

Faculty

• Gina Bertolini, JD
• Madlyn C. Morreale, JD, MPH
• Andrea Price-Stogsdill, MPPA
• Cassandra Rowe, MPH