Webinar: Health Care Homes and Care Coordinators: Supporting Patients with Opioid Use Disorder
Date: Wednesday, Sept. 24, noon - 1 p.m.
Patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) often face complex and persistent barriers to accessing care. Health Care Homes (HCHs) and care coordination teams are well-positioned to play a key role in improving connections to care, including Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD). This session invites HCH partners to engage in dialogue about strategies to reduce barriers and strengthen care pathways for patients with OUD. We will share current data, review MOUD basics, and explore opportunities for collaboration between HCHs and state-led overdose prevention efforts.
Register for the Supporting Patients with Opioid Use Disorder webinar.
Webinar: Health Literacy Foundations
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 15, noon-1p.m.
This webinar will provide an overview of health literacy and why it's important. It will also outline principles and actionable guidelines you can apply to advance health literacy in your practice.
Register for the Health Literacy Foundations webinar.
Date: Thursday, Dec. 4, noon-1p.m.
We know improving healthcare delivery is most effective when patients and families co-design solutions. This webinar explores how Gillette Children’s integrates lived experience into systems change, using patient-family partnerships to enhance care delivery outcomes. Attendees will learn strategies to co-create meaningful improvements from concept to dissemination. Through a five-year history of Family Engagement at Gillette and real-world examples, participants will discover how to foster authentic engagement without tokenism. Ideal for clinicians, administrators, and patient/family advocates, this session offers practical, evidence-informed approaches to advancing patient-centered care delivery through genuine collaboration.
Register for the Patients as partners webinar.
Date: Thursday, Dec. 11, noon-1p.m.
This webinar describes translation and implementation of an evidence-based pediatric to adult healthcare transition (HCT) program by a team of Gillette Children’s clinicians, lived experience partners, and operational specialists. Translated HCT tools (e.g., transition readiness assessment, HCT EMR order set for providers, clinician/youth HCT resources) and processes (e.g., HCT policy, clinician/youth education) grounded in patient and family-centered care and The Six Core Elements of HCT™ are shared, along with process and outcome measures to evaluate adoption and sustainability. Intended for any clinicians or community members interested in building a sustainable HCT program that meets HCH certification requirements.
Register for the Pediatric to Adult Transition Program webinar.
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