MeHAF Addiction Care Grantee Meeting #3 Building Capacity. May 23, :30 AM 3:30 PM Maple Hill Farms

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1 MeHAF Addiction Care Grantee Meeting #3 Building Capacity May 23, :30 AM 3:30 PM Maple Hill Farms

2 Welcome to All Grantees and Project Partners!

3 Welcome to our Guests! Community Members with Lived Experience with Substance Use Disorder and in Long Term Recovery MeHAF Healthy Community Grantees Caring for ME Clinician Leadership Program Members

4 Meeting Objectives Increase understanding about how to effectively communicate and engage recovery coaches Address challenges related to gathering and reporting data and the CQI metrics in the dashboard Identify policy or advocacy opportunities to address barriers to expanding access to MAT Increase understanding about how to reduce stigmas and welcome people in recovery into the community Identify promising practices for engaging people in recovery in the design of patient-centered services Foster peer sharing and learning among grantees Celebrate and continue progress within teams

5 CME Disclosure The speakers today do not have any relevant financial relationships with the manufacturers(s) of any commercial products(s) and/or provider of commercial services discussed in this activity. You will receive a follow-up survey by to complete after the meeting to obtain a CME, LADC, or Attendance Certificate. Please complete in the next week and certificates will be ed in 1 month.

6 Today s Agenda 9:00 Registration, Breakfast, and Informal Networking (optional) 9:30 Welcome and Brief Overview of the Day 9:40 Building Recovery Capital with Peer Recovery Coaches-Panel Discussion 11:20 Break 11:30 Teams Meet with Evaluators Noon Lunch

7 0 12:30 1:00 Today s Agenda Listening Session with the Maine Medical Association: Grantees Share Identified Policy Barriers and Opportunities for Implementing and Sustaining MAT/R Work Effective Ways to Build Recovery Ready Communities: Panel Discussion 2:00 2:10 3:20 Break Sharing Seamlessly: Innovative Strategies to Engage Individuals with SUD in Designing Patient-Centered Services- Discuss among MeHAF Grantees about What is Working and What Challenges They Face Wrap Up and Next Steps 3:30 Adjourn

8 Today s Presenters Kathryn Rouillard, Program Officer, MeHAF Eric Haram, LADC, Haram Consulting Lindsey Smith, Senior Research Associate, Muskie School of Public Service, USM Rachel Gallo, Research Associate I, Muskie School of Public Service, USM Katie Rosingana, Research Analyst II, Muskie School of Public Service, USM Gordon Smith, Esq., Executive Vice President, Maine Medical Association Kayla Cole, Project Manager, Maine Quality Counts Grantee Presentations from: PCHC, Healthy Community Coalition, and Kennebec Behavioral Health

9 Building Recovery Capital with Peer Recovery Coaches Morning Panel Darren Ripley, LADC, CCS, Executive Director, Maine Alliance for Addiction Recovery Denise Black, Hancock County Recovery Coach Coordinator & Trainer, Healthy Acadia Terri Woodruff, Washington County Recovery Coach Coordinator & Trainer, Healthy Acadia Bob Fickett, Peer Services, Recovery Coach Coordinator, Bangor Area Recovery Network Facilitator: Eric Haram, LADC, Haram Consulting

10 Effective Ways to Build Recovery Ready Communities Afternoon Panel Alison Jones Webb, MPH, PS-C, Nautilus Public Health Ron Springel, MD, Ombudsman, Maine Association of Recovery Residences Leslie Clark, Executive Director of the Portland Recovery Community Center Sarah Farrugia, Recovery Advocate Bruce Campbell, Bangor Area Recovery Network Board Member

11 Next Steps: Evaluation Activities- Overview of Year Two Data Collection Planning Site Interim Surveys (June - August) Dashboard reporting of CQI and Site Specific-Metrics (The 10 th of July, October, January, & March) Scheduling for provider interviews and patient/family focus groups (September-October) Provider Interviews (October- March) Patient / Family Focus Groups (October March) Follow-up Survey (Executive, Change Team, Provider) (February - April)

12 Upcoming MeHAF Addiction Care Dates: Eric/QC are working to set up 30-minute TA sessions with grantees each month, if desired Eric is also available for on-site TA, so please contact Kayla/Eric to arrange All-site discussions: 3 rd Mondays from 2-3 pm MeHAF Addiction Care Grantee Technical Assistance Call: June 18, 2-3 pm via zoom MeHAF Addiction Care Grantee Technical Assistance Call: July 16, 2-3 pm via zoom

13 Next in-person MeHAF Addiction Care Grantee Meeting Wednesday October 3, 2018 at Maple Hill Farm Potential topics for discussion and sharing Getting Rapid and Low Barrier Access to MAT off the Ground- Panel Discussion Understanding Billing and Coding around MAT In Order to Support Sustainability of MAT/R Efforts Listening Session with the Maine Medical Association: Grantees Share Identified Policy Barriers and Opportunities for Implementing and Sustaining MAT/R Work Teams Meet with Evaluators Sharing Seamlessly: Innovative Strategies for Establishing a Culture For Rapid Access and Addressing Challenges around Medication Assisted Treatment/Recovery (MAT/R) Implementation

14 Upcoming Caring for ME Webinars Tues, June 5, 2018, 12-1 pm: Opioid Use Disorder, Overdose, and Naloxone, Zoe Brokos, Zoom Registration Tues, June 12, 2018, 12-1 pm: Integrated Care for Pregnant and Parenting Women with Opioid Use Disorders: Best Practice with Limited Resources, Daisy Goodman, DNP, Zoom Registration Tues, July 17, 2018, 12-1 pm: A Look at Opioid Prescribing in Maine Following Two Years of Experience with Chapter 488, Gordon Smith ESQ, Zoom Registration Tues, August 21, 2018, 12-1 pm: Broadening Behavioral Health Integration around Substance Use Disorder, Jesse M Higgins, NP, Zoom Registration Tues, September 18, 2018, 12-1 pm: Parallels Between Opioid Overdose and Suicide- Engaging the Conversation, Greg Marley, Zoom Registration

15 QC is hosting 8 Online CME Modules with the Support of the Board of Licensure in Medicine (BOLIM) and the MMA: Compliance with Maine Prescribing Laws Safe Prescribing & Prescribing Limits Chronic Pain Management Appropriate Diagnosis and Treatment of Addiction Safe & Compassionate Tapering Maternity Care and the Snuggle ME Guidelines Benzodiazepine Use and Opioid Use- A Deadly Combination Looking at Alternative Treatments to Pain Management and Listening to the Patient Voice

16 CME Disclosure The speakers today do not have any relevant financial relationships with the manufacturers(s) of any commercial products(s) and/or provider of commercial services discussed in this activity. You will receive a follow-up survey by to complete after the meeting to obtain a CME, LADC, or Attendance Certificate. Please complete in the next week and certificates will be ed in 1 month.

17 Thank you for your commitment to this work! 17

18 Contact Information Maine Health Access Foundation Kathryn Rouillard, Program Officer, , ext. 118 Maine Quality Counts- Amy Belisle, MD, Medical Director, Maine Quality Counts, Kayla Cole, Project Manager, x1027 Muskie School of Public Service, USM Mary Lindsey Smith, PhD, MSW, Senior Research Associate, Rachel Gallo, Research Associate I, Katie Rosingana, Research Analyst II,