NYAPRS Note: Registration is nearing 300 for our “Recovery And Rehabilitation: Realizing The Vision, Achieving The Value” conference in Albany next Thursday and Friday. Please see below for program and registration details.
Last week, we highlighted that our program will include an exploration about the future of site based programs within the new behavioral healthcare environment. Here’s a very thoughtful response by longtime clubhouse leader and NYAPRS public policy leader Ray Schwartz:
“Reducing isolation and developing meaningful relationships are critical elements in mental wellness. The discussions and planning on different approaches to mental health services must keep these two elements as outcomes in any new approach to services. Whether site based services disappear, are significantly changed or become a reduced part of a progressive mix of mental health services, outcomes that measure quality of life, including factors that reduce isolation and increase interpersonal engagement, need to be essential to the planning process.
There is a real tension between in health care planning between integrating mental health and physical health services (one stop shops) and moving away from site based services. If services are available to a consumer in an open market approach, then the consumer creates their own service package which could be from several providers rather than a single integrated service setting.
Is that more expensive than attending a site based service? What outcomes do we measure? Service integration is not community integration and enabling people with a mental health condition to become a natural part of their community is dependent on reducing isolation and developing meaningful relationships.”
Don’t miss next week’s discussions! See below for program details. You can still register at https://rms.nyaprs.org/7th-annual-pros-implementation-academy-hotel-registration-info/.
CEUs: New York Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services, Inc., (NYAPRS) SW CPE is recognized by the New York State Education Department’s State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers #0253. All Workshops are SW CEU eligible. We are also approved to offer CEUs for CRCs, CPRPs and CASACs.
Don’t miss our first ever Recovery and Rehabilitation Academy,
RECOVERY AND REHABILITATION: REALIZING THE VISION,
ACHIEVING THE VALUE
which brings together PROS and HCBS providers to look at how we can
build on our values to bring great value for both consumers, network
partners and payers in the coming years!
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2016 | AGENDA
OPENING REMARKS
8:50AM
KEYNOTE:
OUR VALUES CREATE VALUE FOR ALL
9:00-10:00AM
Veronica Carey, Chair, Academy of Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Recovery, Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (PRA) and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Foundation (PRF)
Meggan Schilkie, Principal, Health Management Associates
PLENARY SESSION:
FROM PROGRAMS AND MODELS TO SERVICES AND INNOVATIONS
10:00-11:30AM
Moderator: Harvey Rosenthal, Executive Director, NYAPRS
Kenn Dudek, President, Fountain House
Steve Miccio, CEO, PEOPLe, Inc
Peter Trout, Chief of Services, Behavioral Health Services North
Samantha Bicanic, Behavioral Health Care Manager II, Outpatient Utilization, Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield HealthPlus
Charlotte Carito, Deputy Director Division of Managed Care, NYS OMH
WORKSHOPS ROUND 1
11:45AM-1:00PM
A. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Track –Introduction to PSR
Marianne Farkas,Director, Training, Dissemination, Technical Assistance, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
B. The Nexus of HCBS and PROS: Supercharging Rehabilitation and Recovery
Moderator: Edye Schwartz, NYAPRS
Doug Ruderman, Behavioral Health and Managed Care, Technical Assistance Specialist, NYS OMH
Liam McNabb, Director of Rehabilitation Services, NYSOMH
Kathryn Lewis, Director of Clinical Operations, ARA Services
Joe Woodward, CEO, Executive Director, Housing Options Made Easy
Ed Butz, Managing Director, Rehabilitation Support Services, Inc
C. Health and Wellness: From Health Literacy to Wellness Self-Management
Emelin Martinez, HEAL (Health Education & Adult Literacy) Program Manager, Ambulatory Care Network of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Paul Margolies, Associate Director for Practice Innovation and Implementation, Center for Practice Innovations, New York State Psychiatric Institute
WORKSHOPS ROUND 2
2:15-3:30PM
A. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Track –?I Know Partnerships with The People I Serve are Critical – But How Do I Do It?
Marianne Farka, Director, Training, Dissemination & Technical Assistance, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
B. Developing Truly Culturally Competent Service Delivery
Lenora Reid-Rose, Director, Cultural Competence and Diversity Initiatives, Coordinated Care Services, Inc.
Juanita R. Lyde, Project Manager, Cultural Competency and Health Literacy, Finger Lakes Performing Provider System
C. Capturing the Value of Our Outcomes Through EHR Documentation
Boris Vilgorin, Health Care Strategy Officer, McSilver Institute for Poverty Policy & Research, Silver School of Social Work, New York University
Emily Kingman, Program Associate, The Coalition for Behavioral Health
David Bucciferro, Senior Advisor, Foothold Technology
WORKSHOPS ROUND 3
3:45-5:00PM
A. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Track –?Choosing a Valued Role: The Heart of PSR
Marianne Farkas, Director, Training, Dissemination & Technical Assistance, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
B. If So Many Want to Join the Workforce, Why Aren’t More People Working?
Len Statham, Director of Employment and Economic Self-Sufficiency Initiatives, NYAPRS
Paul Margolies, Associate Director for Practice Innovation and Implementation, Center for Practice Innovations, New York State Psychiatric Institute
Andrew Karhan, Director of Employment Policy, NYS Office of Mental Health
C. The Impact of Racism and Poverty on Healthcare Access & Outcomes
Yvette Kelly, McSilver Institute for Poverty, Policy and Research, Silver School of Social Work, New York University
Dottie Lebron, McSilver Institute for Poverty, Policy and Research, Silver School of Social Work, New York University
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2016 | AGENDA
PLENARY II:
THE RECOVERY SECTOR IS ESSENTIAL TO DSRIP SUCCESS
8:30-10:00AM
Moderator: Edye Schwartz, Director of Systems Transformation, NYAPRS
Robert Myers, Senior Deputy Commissioner and Director, Division of Adult Services, State Hospitals and Managed Care, NYS Office of Mental Health
Keith Leahy, Executive Director, MHA of the Southern Tier
John Javis, Director of Operations, Advance Health Network IPA
Amy Anderson Winchell, President & CEO, ACCESS: Supports for Living
Aileen Martin, Executive Director, Northern Regional Center for Independent Living
WORKSHOPS ROUND 4
10:15-11:30AM
A. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Track – ?Assessing Skills & Resources in Recovery Oriented PSR Services: More Than a Checklist
Marianne Farkas, Director, Training, Dissemination & Technical Assistance, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
B. Creating a Culture of Learning through Supervision
Margy Meath, Clinical Assistant Professor, The College at Brockport – Greater Rochester Collaborative MSW Program, Lifeworks Consulting
C. Outreach, Engagement and Activation
Tanya Stevens, Deputy Director, NYAPRS
Dyana Morrow, RN, CMC,?Regional Manager for Quality and Compliance, St. Joseph’s Care Coordination Network
Jackie Negri, Principal, Negri Management Resources, LLC
Additional Speakers TBA
WORKSHOPS ROUND 5
11:45AM-1:00PM
A. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Track –?The Technology of Skill Building in Recovery Oriented PSR
Marianne Farkas, Director, Training, Dissemination & Technical Assistance, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
B. Collaborating with Care Managers and Managed Care
Nicole Haggerty, Director, Bureau of Rehabilitation Services and Care Coordination, NYS Office of Mental Health
Deborah Rose, Director, HCBS Healthfirst
Scott Ebner, Executive Director, Circare
Erica Bou, HCBS Administrator, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, NY
C. In the Driver’s Seat: Self-Directed Care
Donald Zalucki, Director of Program and Policy Development, Division of Adult Services, NYS Office of Mental Health
Briana Gilmore, Director of Planning and Recovery Practice, Community Access, Inc
CLOSING REMARKS AND LUNCH
1:00PM
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