PAST PROJECT from 2024
As part of Health Share of Oregon’s efforts focused on enhancing social-emotional services provided to young children enrolled in their CCO, they funded the Oregon Pediatric Improvement Partnership to conduct a training for primary care providers on social-emotional health in young children and strategies that primary care providers can use to address social-emotional health in young children.
Content was shared through an October 2024 in-person training and a 4-part webinar series held November-December 2024.
- The Agenda for the in-person training is here.
- An overview of the webinar series is here. The in-person training was attended by over 20 primary care providers who provide care to children ensured by Health Share of Oregon.
Training Curriculum Aim:
The training aimed to equip primary care providers with actionable tools and strategies to enhance their ability to identify and address social-emotional health issues in young children.
- Topics were covered such as the importance of early identification, practical tips for implementing recommended approaches, and strategies for providing parental guidance and connecting families with behavioral health supports.
- The trainings featured presentations from local primary care providers and offered opportunities for participants to learn from real-world implementations.
OPIP has developed an online resource library of the curriculum materials that were provided that can be accessed by primary care providers who serve children insured through Health Share of Oregon. This library will be released in early 2025.
The trainings were financially supported by Health Share of Oregon.
