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As a follow-up to our White Paper: The Impact of COVID-19 and a Proposal for Service Innovation, SAE continues to focus on specific elements of the document during this current series of podcasts.
Today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is "Utilizing Care Coordination During COVID-19", featuring Dr. Loan Mai, SAE's Director of Population Health Management! During this podcast, she addresses the following:
- How does care coordination serve the needs of integrated care for COVID-19?
- In what ways does care coordination improve the financial and operational health of community providers?
- What have we learned about care coordination as an evidence-based practice for integrated care and for addressing gaps in care?
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast or want to learn more about Care Coordination, email info@saeassociates.com to connect with our team!
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By now, you may have read our recent White Paper: The Impact of COVID-19 and a Proposal for Service Innovation. As a follow-up, SAE continues to focus on specific elements of the document during this current series of podcasts.
We recently released our SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast on Systems of Care in Response to COVID-19. Today's SAE CAREs Podcast is "The Impact of Integrated Care on COVID-19, featuring Dr. Rhonda Bohs! During the podcast, she addresses the following:
- How can integrated care impact the outcome, experience, and long-term effects of this pandemic?
- In what ways can evaluation, at this time for innovative modeling, be a tool for practice management and practice advancement?
- What have we learned about advancing promising practices and models of care, like Systems of Care, to fit community needs and special populations?
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast or want to learn more about Integrated Care, email info@saeassociates.com to connect with our team!
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By now, you may have read our recent White Paper: The Impact of COVID-19 and a Proposal for Service Innovation. As a follow-up, SAE will be focusing on specific elements of the document during our next set of podcasts. Today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is "Systems of Care in Response to COVID-19", featuring Fern Zagor. During the podcast, she addresses the following:
- how the Systems of Care (SOC) approach responds to the coronavirus pandemic;
- how SOC accommodates and supports evidence-based practices; and
- what our experience with SOC shows about care disparity and vulnerable populations.
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast or want to learn more about Systems of Care, email info@saeassociates.com to connect with our team!
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Today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is "SAE COVID-19 Series: Compliance and HR Issues". It is the sixth podcast of our podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. During this podcast, we discuss compliance and HR issues that come up when providing services during COVID-19.
SAE's COVID-19 series of podcasts aims to pose thoughtful questions your practices should be thinking through, and provide short-term solutions and tools to help you accomplish your goals. Each podcast will include summaries of regulatory changes and links on SAE's website to full text information and primary sources. They will also address self-care practices and topic-specific content.
Our goal in this series of podcasts is two-fold. First, we want to give you the tools and resources that will enable you to contain and gain operational control during this national crisis and its impact that this pandemic has caused on your service delivery system. Second, we want to offer specific stabilization strategies that you can deploy not only to gain control during the crisis but also to protect, implement and sustain course corrective adaptive interventions that meet the needs of the consumers you serve and the clinical, supervisory and safety needs of your staff.
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast, please email them to info@saeassociates.com or call 212.684.4480, and we will attempt to answer them as soon as possible.
Today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is "SAE COVID-19 Series: Trauma-Informed Care". It is the fifth podcast of our new podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. During this podcast, we speak with Lymaris Albors, the COO of Acacia Network, to discuss trauma-informed care in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic with a special focus on immigrant communities.
SAE's COVID-19 Podcast Series aims to pose thoughtful questions your practices should be thinking through, and provide short-term solutions and tools to help you accomplish your goals. Each podcast will include summaries of regulatory changes and links on SAE's website to full text information and primary sources. They will also address self-care practices and topic-specific content.
Our goal in this series of podcasts is two-fold. First, we want to give you the tools and resources that will enable you to contain and gain operational control during this national crisis and its impact that this pandemic has caused on your service delivery system. Second, we want to offer specific stabilization strategies that you can deploy not only to gain control during the crisis but also to protect, implement and sustain course corrective adaptive interventions that meet the needs of the consumers you serve and the clinical, supervisory and safety needs of your staff.
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast, please email them to info@saeassociates.com or call 212.684.4480, and we will attempt to answer them as soon as possible. We also encourage you to offer suggestions for future podcasts to help address your concerns during this crisis.
Today’s SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is “SAE COVID-19 Series: Engaging Clients Using Remote Strategies – The Real Deal”. It is the fourth podcast of our new podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. During this podcast, we speak with Hudson River Healthcare to get the boots-on-the-ground experience of providing services in the age of COVID-19.
SAE's COVID-19 series of podcasts aims to pose thoughtful questions your practices should be thinking through, and provide short-term solutions and tools to help you accomplish your goals. Each podcast will include summaries of regulatory changes and links on SAE's website to full text information and primary sources. They will also address self-care practices and topic-specific content.
Our goal in this series of podcasts is two-fold. First, we want to give you the tools and resources that will enable you to contain and gain operational control during this national crisis and its impact that this pandemic has caused on your service delivery system. Second, we want to offer specific stabilization strategies that you can deploy not only to gain control during the crisis but also to protect, implement and sustain course corrective adaptive interventions that meet the needs of the consumers you serve and the clinical, supervisory and safety needs of your staff.
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast, please email them to info@saeassociates.com or call 212.684.4480, and we will attempt to answer them as soon as possible. We also encourage you to offer suggestions for future podcasts.
Today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is "SAE COVID-19 Series: Using Technology for Effective Remote Engagement". It is the third podcast of our new podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. During this podcast, we discuss the use of technology for effective remote engagement for both staff and clients. We also identify different technologies and provide examples for how they can be used.
SAE's COVID-19 series of podcasts aims to pose thoughtful questions your practices should be thinking through, and provide short-term solutions and tools to help you accomplish your goals. Each podcast will include summaries of regulatory changes and links on SAE's website to full text information and primary sources. They will also address self-care practices and topic-specific content.
Our goal in this series of podcasts is two-fold. First, we want to give you the tools and resources that will enable you to contain and gain operational control during this national crisis and its impact that this pandemic has caused on your service delivery system. Second, we want to offer specific stabilization strategies that you can deploy not only to gain control during the crisis but also to protect, implement and sustain course corrective adaptive interventions that meet the needs of the consumers you serve and the clinical, supervisory and safety needs of your staff.
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast, please email them to info@saeassociates.com or call 212.684.4480, and we will attempt to answer them as soon as possible. We also encourage you to offer suggestions for future podcasts.
Today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is "SAE COVID-19 Series: Technology Practices and Resources". It is the second podcast of our new podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. This podcast addresses issues related to using technology to provide behavioral health services. Issues discussed concern client access, staff home-based technology, development of policies and procedures, and choosing the right agency technology. This podcast provides information that enhances what already exists within your agency while expanding and stabilizing for the future. It is important to press "pause" on the frantic attempt to move a workforce to newly defined telemed services and asks the provider to think about sustainable systems, policies, and practices that can be implemented over the next few weeks and modified for future use.
SAE's COVID-19 series of podcasts aims to pose thoughtful questions your practices should be thinking through, and provide short-term solutions and tools to help you accomplish your goals. Each podcast will include summaries of regulatory changes and links on SAE's website to full text information and primary sources. They will also address self-care practices and topic-specific content. Our goal in this series of podcasts is two-fold. First, we want to give you the tools and resources that will enable you to contain and gain operational control during this national crisis and its impact that this pandemic has caused on your service delivery system. Second, we want to offer specific stabilization strategies that you can deploy not only to gain control during the crisis but also to protect, implement and sustain course corrective adaptive interventions that meet the needs of the consumers you serve and the clinical, supervisory and safety needs of your staff.
If you have any questions regarding today's podcast, please email them to info@saeassociates.com or call 212.684.4480, and we will attempt to answer them as soon as possible. We also encourage you to offer suggestions for future podcasts.
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Today is the official launch of our new SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast COVID-19 series, entitled "Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic". The first podcast of this series is: "Stabilization and Growth Strategies", which is available now for free listen and download. This podcast will address consumer safety, system changes and both short-term and long-term planning needs.
SAE's COVID-19 series of podcasts aims to pose thoughtful questions your practices should be thinking through, and provide short-term solutions and tools to help you accomplish your goals. Each podcast will include summaries of regulatory changes and links on SAE's website to full text information and primary sources. They will also address self-care practices and topic specific content.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss how we can help your agency, email info@saeassociates.com or call (212) 684-4480 to connect with our team.
By now, you may have heard our podcast: From the Lens of a SAMHSA Grant Reviewer, which included guidance on how to make an agency's SAMHSA grant application stand out to increase their chance of getting the funding award. Today's podcast is focused on what happens AFTER an agency gets the grant. Dr. Rhonda Bohs, one of our key program evaluation experts, calls Thomas Cruz of SAE to provide some need-to-knows on 1) how to make sure an agency meets the expectations of a grant and 2) maximizing the positive impact of evaluation on an agency.
During the podcast, they discuss the following: - ensuring an agency is meeting the requirements of the grant received through evaluation; - the benefit of evaluation in assessing how consumers are progressing as they use an agency's treatment program + how evaluation can be used to improve that program; - the difference between evaluation and continuous quality improvement; and - how an agency can use evaluation beyond meeting what's required for a grant.
If you have any questions on evaluation or would like to discuss how we can help your agency, email info@saeassociates.com or call (212) 684-4480 to connect with our team.
Grant season is upon us! We've already seen a handful of funding opportunity announcements (FOAs) from the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
This SAE CAREs Podcast features Stanley Kusnetz, who was with SAMHSA for over 20 years and was their Senior Review Administrator. He developed a lot of SAMHSA's current review material, including their present scoring system! During the podcast, we discuss the following:
- how SAMHSA applications are actually scored by SAMHSA reviewers;
- the underestimated weight of the description of your population in your application, regardless of numerical cap;
- a SAMHSA reviewer's hate toward generalities in a narrative;
- the importance of having one person (either in-house or an external reviewer) make sure all parts of the narrative and application tie together before submission to SAMHSA;
- ensuring an organization's sustainability after the grant period has ended; and
- how to make an application stand out to increase an applicant's chance of being awarded funding.
If you'd like to connect with Stanley Kusnetz or have any questions about what was discussed during the podcast, feel free to email info@saeassociates.com or call (212) 684-4480.
For our newest SAE CAREs Podcast, Steve Rabinowitz and Dr. Bruce Trigg stop by the office to talk with Thomas Cruz about treating opioid addiction. Rabinowitz and Dr. Trigg are two key members of SAE's Substance Use Disorder team of experts.
During the podcast, they address the following:
- the biggest challenges facing addiction treatment providers today;
- practices to consider for implementing medication-assisted treatment;
- crucial need-to-knows for providers about the harm reduction approach;
- the importance of treating mental health and addiction concurrently, especially as more states begin to tackle the opioid epidemic;
- key elements for addressing opioid use disorder (i.e., naloxone, misprescribing opioid medications, and medication-assisted treatment); and
- how addiction treatment providers can thrive in the changing environment.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about opioid addiction treatment, feel free to give us a call at (212)-684-4480, or email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com with the subject line: "Opioid Addiction Podcast Question".
For today's SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast, members of SAE's Independent Compliance Administrator (ICA) team continue our discussion on mental health parity. In our latest podcast, Observations in the Field, the ICA team covers the following:
- need-to-knows for State Attorneys General, State Insurance Commissioners, and managed care organizations addressing Parity compliance issues;
- the importance of reviewing utilization management policies and processes, benefit design, and data to develop a parity compliance profile for a health plan; and
- SAE's lessons learned from the Parity compliance team's three-year experience working with two State Attorneys General to address mental health parity.
This is the fourth podcast of our series on mental health parity.
SAE's Independent Compliance Administrator Team consists of Dr. Steven Estrine, Dr. Frank McCorry, Brian Baldwin, Alex Hutchinson, and Dr. Maria Messina.
More on SAE's involvement in Mental Health Parity: http://saeandassociates.com/parity-compliance/.
If you would like to speak with SAE's ICA team and explore how we can help you in this arena, feel free to email info@saeassociates.com or call (212)-684-4480.
For our newest SAE CAREs podcast, Dr. Steve Estrine (President and CEO of SAE & Associates) has a conversation with special guests John Sheehan and Bill Panepinto. All three speakers have years of experience working with homeless populations in New York City. Today, they highlight some of the key causes of homelessness, and offer solutions to improve the effectiveness of organizations assisting homeless individuals in New York City.
During the podcast, they discuss the following: - the roots of homelessness in New York City; - the crack epidemic of the 1980s, and how it's linked to homelessness; - today's misconception of a homeless person; - the hurdles a homeless individual has to overcome to access services necessary for his/her survival; - the importance of engaging homeless individuals where they frequent for daily survival (more likely to be at a food pantry instead of a clinic); and - ways to address homelessness today.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about homelessness in New York City, feel free to give us a call at (212)-684-4480, or email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com with the subject line: "NYC Homelessness Podcast Question".
You can also subscribe to our mailing on our website here: http://saeandassociates.com/sign-up/.
For today’s SAE CAREs podcast, Craig Stanley, the founder and CEO of CBO Financial, stops by the SAE office to talk with Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates about the New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) program.
During the podcast, they discuss the following: - the New Markets Tax Credits program; - how the NMTC program benefits the long-term economic sustainability of the organization; - where the funding comes from; - eligibility requirements; and - the CBO Financial approach for the nonprofit interested in accessing the NMTC program.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the NMTC program, feel free to give us a call at (212)-684-4480, or email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com with the subject line: "NMTC Podcast Question".
You can also subscribe to our mailing on our website here: http://saeandassociates.com/sign-up/.
For our newest SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast, Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates talks about HCBS (Home & Community Based Services) with SAE's HCBS Consulting Services tandem of Dr. Loan Mai (Director of Population Based Health Management at SAE) and Amanda Estrine (Director of Finance at SAE).
During today's podcast, they discuss the following:
- the significance of the provider-patient relationship in HCBS for highly effective patient-centered care;
- the implications of the State's transition to HCBS for providers, both financially and clinically, and how the two go hand-in-hand;
- how NYS behavioral health providers can not only survive, but thrive in the new landscape; and
- how SAE's approach identifies potential red flags for providers and ensures that their current strengths are maintained throughout the transition.
If you have any questions for anyone on our team, feel free to give us a call at (212)-684-4480, or email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com with the subject line: "HCBS Podcast Question" to request a conference call with our team to get a better understanding of our HCBS knowledge base.
You can also subscribe to our mailing on our website here: http://saeandassociates.com/sign-up/.
For today's SAE CAREs Podcast, Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates continues the discussion on Parity Compliance with Dr. Steven Estrine, SAE's CEO and Project Director of the Parity Compliance activities at SAE, and special guest Alex Hutchinson, a key player of our Independent Compliance Administrator team and lead for Data Reporting.
Alex has more than 25 years of healthcare experience that includes: performance measurement and management; healthcare program assessment and implementation; and financial analysis and risk assessment. Alex has worked with a broad base of clients including health plans, fortune 500 corporations, public sector agencies, hospitals, and physician organizations.
Dr. Estrine has 35 years of experience as a high-level Public Sector administrator and innovative mental health and substance abuse program developer for the most vulnerable, at-risk populations. He has held positions as Director of Adult Psychiatric Services for the New York State Office of Mental Health, Director of NYC Field Office, Director of Public Sector Psychiatry at New York Presbyterian Hospital, and Director of Program Development at North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health Systems.
During the podcast, they cover the following: - the importance of the data element of parity work; - obstacles related to parity reporting and analysis; - why trend analysis is the focus, as opposed to looking at comparability in statistics; - the challenges that come with comparing behavioral health and physical health; - the misconception about parity; - how data can be used to improve the way behavioral health is managed; - the need for a collaborative effort in reporting and measurement, rather than a unilateral approach; and - the responsibility of the client organization to continue compliance monitoring internally to ensure sustainability of change.
If you have not yet heard the previous podcasts of our Parity Series, check them out by clicking the following link: https://soundcloud.com/saeassociates/sets/sae-cares-podcast-parity
For today's SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast, Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates sits down with Dr. Steven Estrine, SAE's CEO and the Project Director of the Parity Compliance activities at SAE, and special guests Brian Baldwin and Dr. Maria Messina to continue our Parity Series of podcasts.
Dr. Messina, Ph.D. is a medical anthropologist with nearly 25 years of experience conducting both long- and short-term ethnographic fieldwork, nationally and internationally, with funding from Fulbright, Social Science Research Council (SSRC), the National Institute for Drug Abuse (NIDA), the National Institute of Health (NIH), and the National Institute of Justice (NIJ). More recently, she’s evaluated numerous federally-funded behavioral health and HIV prevention programs in community-based organizations in NYC.
Brian M. Baldwin, LCSW, has extensive experience in Behavioral Health Program Evaluation and Compliance. He’s worked in the NYS Office of Mental Health Division of Quality Management and Bureau of Inspection and Certification, the NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services and he currently heads Baldwin Consultants, a Behavioral Health Consulting firm. During his years at OMH, Brian conducted on-site evaluations of most of the inpatient, outpatient and residential mental health programs in the metropolitan area. He’s provided Comprehensive Program evaluations for inpatient psychiatric hospitals, outpatient mental health and substance abuse programs as well as consultation on medical record documentation and Assessment and Treatment Planning instruments design. As a clinician and a consultant, Brian has provided clinical expertise in every level of inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services.
During today's discussion, the team talks about the following: - how the implementation process determines if the consumer has proper access to care, - non quantitative treatment limits and its impact on their Parity compliance work, - the importance of translating professional behavioral health language to more consumer-friendly language, and - how a healthy relationship between the external compliance administrator and the managed care company throughout this Parity compliance work facilitates the process.
If you have not yet heard our first podcast of the series, which provides an introduction to the Parity law and some of the challenges in complying with it, click here to listen to it: https://soundcloud.com/saeassociates/parity-series-introduction-and-challenges-in-complying-with-the-parity-law.
If you are interested in working with us or have any questions, you can email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com with the subject line: "Parity Call Request" to request a conference call with our team to get a better understanding of our Parity knowledge base.
You can also subscribe to our mailing on our website here: http://saeandassociates.com/sign-up/.
Stay tuned for upcoming podcast with special guest Alex Hutchinson, which will resume our discussion on Parity Compliance!
For today's SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast, Bill Panepinto stops by to talk with Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates and Dr. Steve Estrine, CEO of SAE, about the refined design for providing residential services in New York under the Office of Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Services (OASAS). Bill Panepinto worked at NYS OASAS for 27 years, serving as Bureau Director for Treatment Development and then for Housing. Now, he works for St. Joseph's Addiction Treatment & Recovery Centers as Director of Special Projects, is an associate for SAE, and is a pro bono consultant for NYS ASAP.
During the podcast, they discuss the differences between the traditional residential design to OASAS's new proposed structure, why providers are reluctant to submit their applications to OASAS, the move away from a fee-for-service model to a managed care model, and key things to consider during a NYS agency's transition to the refined residential design.
If you have any questions for anyone on our team, feel free to give us a call at (212)-684-4480. You can also e-mail Thomas Cruz (tcruz@saeassociates.com) with the subject line: "Residential Redesign Question".
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For our newest SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast, Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates speaks with Dr. Steven Estrine, SAE's CEO and the Project Director of the Parity Compliance activities at SAE, and Dr. Frank McCorry, SAE's Independent Compliance Administrator Team Leader. This is the first of our series of podcasts on the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) compliance work of SAE and Associates.
SAE's Independent Compliance Administrator Team consists of Dr. Estrine, Dr. McCorry, Brian Baldwin, Dr. Maria Messina, and Alex Hutchinson.
Dr. Estrine has 35 years of experience as a high-level Public Sector administrator and innovative mental health and substance abuse program developer for the most vulnerable, at-risk populations. He has held positions as Director of Adult Psychiatric Services for the New York State Office of Mental Health, Director of NYC Field Office, Director of Public Sector Psychiatry at New York Presbyterian Hospital, and Director of Program Development at North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health Systems.
Dr. McCorry is SAE’s Independent Compliance Administrator Team Leader. Dr. McCorry previously served as the Director of New York City Operations for the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services. His long career in the addictions field has focused on system transformation and integration efforts, most notably in the areas of public health, HIV/AIDS, co-occurring mental health and addictive disorders, quality and performance measurement and managed care.
Today's discussion with Dr. Estrine and Dr. McCorry addresses the Parity Law, as well as the challenges that come with trying to comply with it.
If you are interested in working with us or have any questions, you can email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com with the subject line: "Parity Call Request" to request a conference call with our team to get a better understanding of our Parity knowledge base.
You can also subscribe to our mailing on our website here: http://saeandassociates.com/sign-up/.
Stay tuned for upcoming podcasts with special guests Dr. Maria Messina, Brian Baldwin, and Alex Hutchinson, which will resume our discussion on Parity Compliance!
In today's SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast, Peter Byrd, who has 20 years of experience in the HIV/AIDS field, calls in from the state of Georgia to talk HIV/AIDS, effective HIV/AIDS programs for minority women, and the importance of having a program where individuals of your target population feel safe. He also provides some crunch-time tips for organizations on the home stretch of their applications for the SAMHSA TCE-HIV: Minority Women RFA.
For more on Peter Byrd, click this link: http://saeandassociates.com/consultants/#byrd
For this SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast, Thomas Cruz of SAE & Associates sits down with Dr. Loan Mai (SAE's Director of Population Health Management) to discuss HIV prevention services and how HIV affects at-risk racial/ethnic minority youth. Dr. Mai also talks about the newly released SAMHSA HIV CBI funding opportunity, along with some effective approaches that applicants can take to secure that funding.
Questions/comments? Feel free to email Thomas Cruz at tcruz@saeassociates.com.
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2 Podcasts Here! Continuing the SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcasts, we have two podcasts available, which complements SAE's new Webinar: Critical Skills for Optimum Patient Care: Care Coordination and Health Literacy" (http://saeandassociates.com/s/SAE-Webinar-Critical-Skills-for-Optimum-Patient-Care-82015.pdf).
Our first podcast features John Darin, CASAC, BBA, SAE Consultant, who will address Care Coordination.
Our second podcast features Maria (Sam) Josepher, MPA, SAE Consultant, who will demonstrate an effective stress reduction technique to address Health Literacy.
If you have any questions, feel free to
Hello! This is our first SAE CAREs (Clinical and Research Experts) Podcast!
From population health outcomes to integrated service models, the changing landscape of treatment and patient-centered care continue to bring together the challenge of knowledge, practice and impact.
To kickoff our SAE CAREs Podcasts, we welcome you to hear our most experienced expert in behavioral healthcare, Dr. Steven Estrine, discuss the changes in clinical practice of patient-centered service models, behavioral health and primary care integration and the focus on population health management.