Participation in this event is limited to the 36 participating health centers in the Health Center Controlled Network. To register or request additional information, please contact Korrey Monroe, Research Program Manager at monroek@ncchca.org
The QUICHE workgroup addresses issues regarding delivery of quality health care, including health outcomes, patient centered medical home, program requirements and much more. Staff that work on PCMH, Meaning Use, UDS, and QI are invited to participate in this group. The meetings provide an opportunity for staff involved in quality improvement activities to share experiences, resources and learning. Participation in this event is only open […]
The presentation will include: Understanding the importance of depression screening in the primary care setting Evidence-based screening tools Quality measures that involve depression screening Understanding the importance of follow-up care and how to document it To register or request additional information, please contact Rachel Risler LCSW, Care Manager, at rislerr@ncchca.org
This workgroup is composed of HR Directors and Leaders at member Health Centers across the state. The group shares best practices around HR issues, hosts learning sessions and highlights potential HR partnerships. It supports the development of tools, policies, and practices to provide the HR leaders with better outcomes and staff experiences. Participation in this event […]
These virtual Task Force Meetings are hosted monthly by NCCHCA (every second Friday, 10:00–11:30 a.m.) for staff from community health center members of the North Carolina Primary Care Association. The meetings provide an opportunity to share timely information and resources from NCCHCA staff and partner organizations, and to gather feedback and insights from members on […]
Participation in this event is limited to the 36 participating health centers in the Health Center Controlled Network. To register or request additional information, please contact Korrey Monroe, Research Program Manager, at monroek@ncchca.org
This workgroup is comprised of Practice Managers, Chief Operating Officers, Office Managers, and others who work closely with all members of the health center staff. These professionals are responsible for ensuring the practice is running smoothly and successfully while also planning, coordinating, budgeting, supervising, and interacting with patients and staff. This work group focuses on […]
Participation in this event only open to the 25 health centers participating in the CMHN Clinically Integrated Network. To register or request additional information, please contact Dr. Arianna Keil at keila@ncchca.org
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an evidence-based training program that teaches participants how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges. The course equips learners with practical skills to provide initial support and connect individuals to appropriate professional help. Topics include common mental health conditions, crisis response (such […]
This workgroup is comprised of health center behavioral health professionals, executive leadership, and community stakeholders in behavioral health, the primary focus of the workgroup is on supporting growth and optimal performance of behavioral health programs at CHCs. The workgroup addresses clinical and operational issues with respect to integrating behavioral and primary care services in CHCs. […]
This workgroup consists of CHC Dental Directors and other stakeholders. It addresses all issues of importance to dental directors including finance, operations, and clinical performance. This event will be held in Chapel Hill, NC. Participation in this event is only open to those affiliated with North Carolina community health centers. To register or request additional […]
Western NC health centers have stepped up to provide incredible service to their communities, acting immediately after the storm to re-open sites, deliver supplies, and volunteer in shelters, public housing complexes, and senior living centers, bringing care to their most vulnerable neighbors. Now it’s our turn to support these health care heroes and help them rebuild their communities:
