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This six part webinar series will provide a comprehensive overview and practical applications of Foundational Community Supports (FCS) documentation. Each webinar will cover a specific type of documentation. The webinars will address Medicaid requirements and the importance of the connection between assessments, service plans, and progress notes. This documentation process is known as the Golden Thread.
These webinars are designed for FCS staff who are responsible for service provision and documentation. The webinars are interactive and cumulative. It is recommended that participants attend all sessions in the series. The training will be capped at 100 participants, please register early.
Webinar details
- Tuesday, November 3:FCS: Introduction to the “Golden Thread” and Psychiatric Rehabilitation
- Tuesday, November 10: FCS: The Assessment Process and Prioritizing Areas of Need
- Tuesday, November 17: FCS: Individualized Service Plan (ISP) Components and Goal Development
- Tuesday, November 24:FCS: ISP Applying the SMART Framework
- Tuesday, December 1:FCS: ISP Intervention Development
- Tuesday, December 8:FCS: Providing and Documenting Services
- Register
- All webinars are held at 9:30 a.m.
 The Washington Low Income Housing Alliance (the Housing Alliance) works to ensure that everyone in Washington can live and thrive in a safe, healthy, affordable home. They do this through public policy advocacy and by organizing a wide array of individuals and organizations across the state to get engaged in promoting solutions to homelessness and expanded access to affordable housing. This toolkit builds on a history of Housing Alliance and allied organizations’ materials that aim to demystify and explain legislative processes and policies. The revised and updated toolkit will be on the WLIHA website soon.
HCA’s Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery is looking for people with lived experience in homelessness to help co-design better transition practices. We will be exploring the current state of treatment transitions, what is missing, and identify new ways of moving forward to stable housing.
We are specifically looking for families, providers, and young adults ages 18 to 25 with lived experiences of homelessness and inpatient behavioral health treatment. Individuals who want to participate can do so via small groups, interviews, or by taking a survey. Participants ages 18 to 25 will receive a one-time virtual gift card with a value of $25 for an interview and $10 for filling out a survey.
HCA will use the information gathered to inform value-based purchasing, policy, education, and technical support recommendations. This is an excellent opportunity to get your voice heard and develop new ways of transitioning young people from inpatient to outpatient care.
How to participate
Contact Sazi Wald at sazi.wald@hca.wa.gov or (360) 790-4560
Or
Take a survey below
Every effective supervisor knows the importance of the performance appraisal. It is a critical support tool that ensures effective communication between the supervisor and supervisee's performance. We will discuss the components of an effective performance appraisal meeting, share some practical tips, and discuss how to provide a meaningful supervisory experience for both supervisor and supervisee.
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