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Complementary and Alternative BodyMindSpirit Practices Module 14 Mo Yee Lee PhD College of Social Work The Ohio State University Module 14 Complementary and Alternative BodyMindSpirit Practices . National Organization of Forensic Social Work Annual Conference, July 2014. Dr. Lynn Geurin, Ph.D., LCSW. Assistant Professor of Social Work. Morehead State University. Agenda. Complete article . published in the . Russ Curtis, PhD, LPC and . Mehgan. McNeil, M.S., LPCA. Western Carolina University. curtis@wcu.edu. 2.22.13. Table of Contents. Integrated Care Defined. Need for Integrated Care. Supporting Research. March 12, 2014. Melissa D. Pinto, Emory University . eSMART-MH. Where technology and behavioral health research intersect. Technology. Prepares Americans to address behavioral health needs. Real Life Implications. Conjoint analysis . Advanced Methods and Models in Behavioral Research. Conjoint analysis -> Multi-level models . You have to understand:. What it is. Which different kinds of Conjoint Analysis there are. Integration. State Examples. Susan Cahn, Dr.PH - Sr. Research Scientist, NORC. Diane Liu, MD - Assistant Professor of Pediatrics. Co-Director, Utah Pediatric Partnership to Improve Healthcare Quality. Residential Facilities. Breakout Session. BH Subclasses. Article 7 – Behavioral Health Residential Facility. Article 16 – Behavioral Health Respite Homes. Article 18 – Adult Behavioral Health Therapeutic Homes. Paula Margolis, Ph.D., . MPH. Senior Health Policy . Analyst. Joint Commission on Health Care. Why the Integration of Behavioral and Physical Health Care is Needed. Behavioral health disorders, such as depression and substance use, often co-occur with other common chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease, and chronic physical diseases are frequently encountered in persons with more serious mental disorders such as schizophrenia. Face-to-Face . Courses. Rose . McCleary. Leigh Collins . Sam Jenkins. California State University Bakersfield. Learning Objectives. Compare an integrated learning model with concurrent face-to-face courses. Laibson. & List, 2015). Definition. Introduction to Behavioral Economics. www.EconEdLink.org . 2. System 1 – “operates automatically and quickly, with little or no effort and no sense of voluntary control.”. Judy Birk, JD . IRBMED Director. Cindy Shindledecker, CIP . IRB-HSBS Director. Objectives. Define Social / Behavioral Science (SBS) as a component of medical . r. esearch. Examples. Perceptions . / . A Business Opportunity for Employers. About the Health and Health Costs of Your Employees. 80% of employees with behavioral difficulties (~20% of employer covered lives) are seen and treated in the primary care sector (without access to behavioral specialists). Sandy (Cohen) Colts, MSW, MPH . Presentation Outline. Social Work Mission & Health Impact Model. Shifting American Concepts of ‘Health’. Evolution of US Health Service Delivery. Health Care’s “Quality Chasm”. Module 11. Interventions in Integrated Healthcare. Mo Yee Lee, PhD. College of Social Work. The Ohio State University. Module 11. Interventions in Integrated Health: Outline. Develop knowledge of intervention models used in integrated health. and Social Justice in . Integrated Behavioral Health Care. Module 5 . Roseanna . McCleary. , PhD. California State University, Bakersfield. Learning Objectives. Increase knowledge of health disparities and health equity and the context in which...