View Resource The previously recorded webinar and associated materials are available in the resource library. Description: Understanding, measuring, working to improve quality performance are critical to ensuring that patients have […]
View Resource The previously recorded webinar and associated materials are available in the resource library. Description: There are three main approaches to helping people make a change, directing, following, and […]
View Resource The previously recorded webinar and associated materials are available in the resource library. Description: We often think of the treatment plan as a document to complete. However, it […]
View Resource The previously recorded webinar and associated materials are available in the resource library. Description: Loss and grief are common and often come up during primary care encounters. Grief […]
View Resource The previously recorded webinar and associated materials are available in the resource library. Description: A core skill in caring for patients in primary care is the ability to […]
Register Description: CRISP DC is excited to share that patients may now consent to share their substance abuse disorder (SUD) data via the CRISP DC consent tool. This webinar will […]
In partnership with the Department of Health Care Finance and DC Health, CRISP DC is excited to share that DC providers can now request access to utilize a new application, MyDirectives for Clinicians, for all your advance care planning needs. Create, upload, view, and provide patient access to advance care plans all within the CRISP DC Portal. This webinar will educate providers about the uses of MyDirectives for Clinicians, how to view the documents in CRISP, and how leveraging this application can be used to improve care coordination throughout the District.
In partnership with the Department of Health Care Finance and DC Health, CRISP DC is excited to share that DC providers can now request access to utilize a new application, MyDirectives for Clinicians, for all your advance care planning needs. Create, upload, view, and provide patient access to advance care plans all within the CRISP DC Portal. This webinar will educate providers about the uses of MyDirectives for Clinicians, how to view the documents in CRISP, and how leveraging this application can be used to improve care coordination throughout the District.
In partnership with the Department of Health Care Finance and DC Health, CRISP DC is excited to share that DC providers can now request access to utilize a new application, MyDirectives for Clinicians, for all your advance care planning needs. Create, upload, view, and provide patient access to advance care plans all within the CRISP DC Portal. This webinar will educate providers about the uses of MyDirectives for Clinicians, how to view the documents in CRISP, and how leveraging this application can be used to improve care coordination throughout the District.
In partnership with the Department of Health Care Finance and DC Health, CRISP DC is excited to share that DC providers can now request access to utilize a new application, MyDirectives for Clinicians, for all your advance care planning needs. Create, upload, view, and provide patient access to advance care plans all within the CRISP DC Portal. This webinar will educate providers about the uses of MyDirectives for Clinicians, how to view the documents in CRISP, and how leveraging this application can be used to improve care coordination throughout the District.
In partnership with the Department of Health Care Finance and DC Health, CRISP DC is excited to share that DC providers can now request access to utilize a new application, MyDirectives for Clinicians, for all your advance care planning needs. Create, upload, view, and provide patient access to advance care plans all within the CRISP DC Portal. This webinar will educate providers about the uses of MyDirectives for Clinicians, how to view the documents in CRISP, and how leveraging this application can be used to improve care coordination throughout the District.
The diagnosis of a long-term health condition can be frightening and overwhelming for many people. Behavioral health professionals working in integrated care settings have the unique opportunity to intervene early to assist individuals with adjusting and adapting to the new demands for behavior change that accompany a new diagnosis.
