The Portland Business Journal published an article featuring the Behavioral Health Integration trainings on August 15, 2013.
The Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute is offering training by a national expert on integrating behavioral health in the primary care setting.
After soliciting and considering feedback from multiple stakeholders, the Oregon Health Authority has released its 2014 criteria for clinics to be recognized as a Patient-Centered Primary Care Home (PCPCH).
The Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute (PCPCI) is pleased to announce a new training opportunity: We are looking for 24 – 30 practices in Oregon to participate in a training series offered by a national expert on integrating behavioral health in primary care settings in October 2013.
The Institute is seeking a contractor to facilitate a strategic planning process to focus our direction and financial sustainability. The contractor selected for this project will complete a strategic planning process to inform the Institute’s programming priorities and business model. The timeframe for this work is July – October 2013. Proposals are due June 24, 2013
The Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute has selected 25 practices from across Oregon to participate in its first Learning Collaborative, running from January 2013–October 2013. The Learning Collaborative will incorporate multiple learning methods to maximize opportunities for the selected practices to learn from each other and from technical experts in topic areas aligned with PCPCH Standards.
Applications to participate in the Institute Learning Collaborative are now closed. Practices will be selected and announced in December 2012. If you're interested in being informed when new training opportunities arise, please sign-up for our newsletter.
