Sara Rainer program manager January 22 2019 1 Welcome amp Introductions Introduce yourself Name and Organization 2 Agenda CPAA Updates and Announcements Partner Updates News and Opportunities ID: 806310
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Opioid Response WorkgroupSara Rainer, program managerJanuary 22, 2019
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Slide2Welcome & Introductions
Introduce yourself: Name and Organization
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Slide3AgendaCPAA Updates and Announcements
Partner Updates, News, and OpportunitiesDeveloping a Regional Learning Collaborative
Dental Provider Training and Technical Assistance for Opioid Prescribing
Speaker:
Dr. Theresa Madden
Piloting an Overdose Notification System
Speakers
: Jeb Shepard (WSMA), Gary Garrety (DOH), Abby Berube (WSHA), Rachel Leiber and Danielle Siniscalchi (Collective Medical)Wrap Up and Adjourn
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Slide4CPAA Updates & Announcements
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Slide5OURR AllianceOpioid Use Reduction and Recovery (OURR) Alliance, a National
Health Emergency Dislocated Worker Demonstration Grant to Address the Opioid Crisis
Alignment of workforce services with those currently being offered by health and social
services
System cross training between workforce, social, and health services
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Slide6OURR Alliance PartnersFamily Education and Support Services, Chehalis Tribal Behavioral Health,
Willapa Behavioral Health, and Northwest ResourcesRecovery Help Line, Peer Workforce Alliance, and Thurston Asset Building Coalition
Questions? Want to get involved? Contact Sara Rainer or Julie Baxter (
JulieB@PacMtn.org
)
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Slide7CPAA Partner Activities (n=22)
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Key
Recovery Supports
Overdose Prevention
Treatment
Prevention
Slide8January
Opioid Response Workgroup
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Addressing the Opioid Epidemic:
A Harm Reduction Approach
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2A, 2B, 2C, 3B, 3D Workgroups
February
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AIMS Center Pediatric Training
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Regional Networking Event
March
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Better Health Outcomes Conference
TBD
Data Platform & Reporting Webinar
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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CPAA Council Meeting
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Centralia Square Grand Ballroom
11:30am
to
3:00pm
Join regional partners
in conversations about transformation work
, ways to collaborate, and learn more about projects in your community. Lunch provided.
More information
coming soon.
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Lacey Community Center
9:30am – 4:30pm
CPAA is hosting a conference to share best practices, quality improvement methods, and strategies to improve health outcomes in our region.
Lunch provided.
More information
coming soon.
Slide11Addressing the Opioid Epidemic: A Harm Reduction Approach & Olympia Bupe Clinic Orientation
Saturday
, January 26, 1:00-4:00pm
South Puget Sound Community College (Lacey
Campus)
Jessica
Bateman, Olympia Mayor
Pro TemMalika Lamont, Project Manager at the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program of King CountyDr. Lucinda Grande, Medical Director of the new Olympia Bupe Clinic11
Room 194, 4220
6th Ave SE,
Lacey
Slide12Partner Updates
Share news, opportunities, or otherinformation with the group
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Slide13Developing a Regional Learning Collaborative
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Slide14PurposeMake the best use of your time
Increase participationDeliver meaningful content
Collaborative planning
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Slide15BenefitsTargeted content
Build community capacityNetworking for cross-project stakeholders
Reduce silos
One shared learning community
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Slide16StructureEvery other month
Half-day, 3-4 hours with a networking lunchCentered on regional dataShared learning or training, guest speakers, small group breakouts
Content targeted to regional partners, events open to all
Focus on peer learning
Include resource/sharing table and events calendar
Fold in the Hub Advisory Committee
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Slide17Small Group DiscussionWould you like to continue meeting as a regional opioid response work group? Why or why not?
What best describes what you would like to gain from a regional learning collaborative?What educational content would you benefit from as part of the learning collaborative (e.g., harm reduction, MAT support and advocacy, trauma informed care)?
Any
additional thoughts to share
?
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Slide18Dental Provider Training and TA for Opioid PrescribingTheresa Madden, DDS, MS P
hD
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Slide19Piloting an Overdose Notification System
Jeb Shepard (WSMA), Gary Garrety (DOH),
Abigail
Berube
(WSHA),
Rachel
Leiber and
Danielle Siniscalchi (Collective Medical)19
Slide20Summary and Next StepsDistribution list update
Important dates
Networking Event, February 27, 2019
Better Health Outcomes Summit, March 21, 2019
First CPAA Partner Report Due, April 30, 2019
OURR Alliance Certified Peer Counselor Training Opportunity, May 6-10, 2019
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Sara Rainer
Opioid Response Program Manager
rainers@crhn.org
(360) 539-7576 ext. 130
http://
cpaawa.org