Community Health Workers (CHWs) learn the essential skills for client interactions, tools for assessing Social Determinants of Health, pre-interview preparation tasks, key interview skills, and important protocols to understand before beginning client interviews.
ViewLearn the definition and key components of HIPAA. Community Health Workers learn how to apply HIPAA in their daily tasks, report breaches of PHI, and ensure patient privacy.
ViewCommunity Health Workers (CHWs) explore the tools to navigate complex ethical situations, and the three key resources they can utilize when facing challenging ethical decisions in their work.
ViewExplore information about COVID-19 including transmission, testing and care management. Learn about COVID-19-related stigma and the importance of self-care for healthcare workers.
ViewLearn about the most common types of diabetes complications, and how community health workers (CHWs) can intervene to help people with diabetes prevent or delay diabetes related complications.
ViewLearn about the various Maternal Mental Health Disorders, their risk factors, and treatment options.
ViewExplore the tools and resources to support individuals experiencing breast health inequities.
ViewLearn about the types of diabetes, risk factors, and screening practices for gestational diabetes. Explore the psychological aspects of diabetes, and modifiable risk factors for type 2 diabetes in youth.
ViewLearn about high blood pressure, its health consequences, and risk factors. Learn the skills required to assess blood pressure, promote healthy lifestyles, address social determinants of health, and coordinate care with healthcare professionals to effectively manage hypertension in communities.
ViewCommunity Health Workers (CHWs) learn about the framework for understanding and promoting health at both individual and community levels, so they can effect positive change in various health contexts.
ViewExplore Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their prevalence, health disparities, and the physiological impacts of toxic stress. Learn how to integrate ACEs screening into clinical care, and the Medi-Cal payment requirements for ACE screenings.
ViewExplore the health disparities in the United States, and the factors contributing to these disparities, including socioeconomic status, race, and ethnicity. Learn how to develop cultural competency, evaluate risk assessment tools, and implement holistic community solutions to improve access to care and reduce health inequities.
ViewGain the knowledge to advance health equity through community partnerships and collaboration. Learn the importance of using ICD-10 Z codes to identify non-medical factors that influence patient health. By understanding these elements, learn how to address health disparities and enhance patient care strategies.
ViewExplore the structural challenges and biases faced by individuals with disabilities in accessing healthcare. Gain a comprehensive understanding of accessibility in healthcare settings.
ViewLearn about the tools and resources to help those experiencing breast health inequities, and accessing the peer and support network.
ViewExplore the strategies to support healthy eating habits for individuals with diabetes using data-driven approaches and advanced technologies like continuous glucose monitoring. Through interactive modules and patient videos, learn to leverage diabetes management and improve patient outcomes.
ViewExplore the treatment strategies for type 2 diabetes, when to intensify therapy and how to implement guideline-directed treatment plans for diverse patient populations.Learn about the various medication options, including SGLT-2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists, to reduce morbidity and mortality.
ViewExplore the strategies for diabetes and weight management, including lifestyle interventions, medical therapies, and the role of incretin therapy. Learn about the counseling techniques for patients with diabetes and obesity, and adresses stigma and biases in healthcare.
ViewLearn how to assess diabetes progression risks and implement management strategies in primary care settings. Examine lifestyle interventions, medication optimization, and tailored communication techniques for diverse patient populations. Learn how to overcome barriers in transitions of care to improve diabetes outcomes.
ViewLearn about the fundamental principles of diabetes, including prevention strategies, management techniques, and treatment options across various life stages. Explore the role of behavioral health professionals in diabetes care and examine the intersection of mental health disorders and diabetes.
ViewExplore the pathophysiology and risk factors of chronic kidney diseases in diabetes. It shares the screening and monitoring best practices.
ViewExamine the screening protocols, monitoring, and treatment plans for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM). Learn about issues of stigma, racism, health disparities, and social determinants of health that impact women with GDM.
ViewExplore the latest evidence-based recommendations for the implementation and management of cutting-edge diabetes technology. Examine the challenges in integrating technology into clinical workflows, managing information overload, and overcoming barriers to technology adoption, particularly for minority and underserved populations.
ViewLearn about ADA's diabetes guidelines and select appropriate therapies for patients with diabetes. Focus on creating personalized care plans that address barriers to care, while leveraging interactive diabetes technology to enhance patient engagement and improve overall diabetes management outcomes.
ViewLearn about best practices for treating and managing cardiovascular disease (CVD) and chronic kidney disease (CKD) in patients with type 2 diabetes. Explore techniques for implementing lifestyle management strategies and motivational interviewing to facilitate positive behavioral changes in patients.
ViewExplore the approaches to diabetes care, including effective communication strategies and the relationship between behavioral health and diabetes management. Explore screening methods, interventions, and community support options to address anxiety, depression, and diabetes distress while considering the impact of eating patterns on people with diabetes.
ViewLearn to identify mental health factors impacting diabetes care and analyze personalized treatment plans. Explore strategies to integrate behavioral health best practices into clinical scenarios, through collaborative care models, team-based approaches, and effective communication techniques.
ViewExplore the 2024 ADA Standards of Care for classifying, diagnosing, preventing and treating prediabetes and diabetes.
ViewLearn about community-clinical linkages, high blood pressure risks, and effective strategies for prevention, assessment, and management of hypertension. Explore techniques for promoting healthy lifestyles, addressing social determinants of health, and coordinating care with healthcare professionals to improve blood pressure outcomes in diverse populations.
ViewLearn the communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills to enhance effectiveness as a maternal and mental community health worker. Explore capacity building, care coordination, teaching, and advocacy techniques to optimize service and expand knowledge on maternal, mental, and behavioral health issues affecting women in communities.
ViewLearn about the impact of premature aging on older adults experiencing homelessness and the strategies to support this vulnerable population. Examine best practices to effectively assist older homeless adults, and accessing services across the homeless response system.
ViewIdentify the symptoms of hoarding behavior and hoarding disorder, and learn how it may lead to housing instability or homelessness. Learn the strategies for supporting individuals who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness with hoarding disorder.
ViewLearn the key skills for engaging with individuals experiencing homelessness, and the need for trauma-informed care across outreach and engagement efforts and services. Learn about the types of outreach and how engagement efforts help address mental health and substance use needs for those experiencing homelessness.
ViewExplore the three drivers of methamphetamine use. Understand the importance of harm reduction strategies, and the practices that reduce risks associated with methamphetamine use. Learn to apply strategies to support individuals who use methamphetamine with housing entry and the maintenance of stable housing.
ViewExplore the key principles and techniques to engage with individuals experiencing homelessness with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). Learn about the best practices for treating OUD including using medications, psychosocial interventions, and recovery support. Learn the strategies to help improve health and housing outcomes.
ViewLearn the common mental illnesses among individuals experiencing homelessness, including their signs, and symptoms. Explore the best practices for increasing medication and treatment adherence for people experiencing homelessness.
ViewReview scenarios and case studies, explore sample conversation starters, and the key takeaways for supporting individuals experiencing homelessness.
ViewReview scenarios and case studies, explore sample conversation starters, and the key takeaways for supporting individuals experiencing homelessness.
ViewHelps CHWs improve communication through motivational interviewing techniques.
ViewFocuses on chronic disease prevention and management strategies for CHWs.
ViewFree courses covering healthcare delivery, patient communication, and community outreach.
ViewCommunity Health Workers (CHWs) learn how to leverage their skills to increase trust and use of telehealth for their clients. Learn the history and impact of telehealth, and shares tools and strategies for engagement and accessibility.
ViewAccess 13 courses ranging from chronic conditions, high blood pressure to working with clients living with Dementia
ViewLearn about grief myths, caregiver support, and the essential skills to help those navigating loss. The curriculum is designed to support children, teens, and young adults who are grieving.
ViewLearn about LGBTQ+ terminology, disparities, communication, and resources.
ViewExplore the terminology, history, stress, mental health disparities, and interventions for the LGBTQ+ community.
ViewExplore LGBTQ+ topics, including history, mental health, primary care, and gender-diverse health.
ViewLearn about the trauma experienced within LGBTQ+ populations. Explore trauma screenings and tools, and the practical approaches for delivering trauma-informed care.
ViewThis 2-part training discusses mental health challenges unique to gender diverse and transgender children and adolescents. Learn terminology, the effects of societal stigma, and how mental health conditions intersect with gender diversity. Learn actionable strategies to enhance the mental and emotional health of LGBTQ+ youth.
ViewExplore the comprehensive library of on-demand LGBTQ+ educational and training modules led by LGBTQ+ health equity leaders.
ViewCertification program with a focus on public health, patient advocacy, and communication.
ViewAdvanced training covering diabetes, mental health, and substance use for experienced CHWs.
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