Tuesday October 2, 2012
5:30 pm to 7:00 pm
Welcome & Networking Event
Join us for this HealthSciences Institute-hosted welcome event for attendees and National Population Health Improvement Learning Collaborative members.
Wednesday October 3, 2012 & Thursday October 4, 2012
8:30 to 4:30
Motivational Interviewing (MI) Health Coaching Skill-Building Workshop
Faculty:
- Susan Butterworth, PhD., Associate Professor, School of Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University; HealthSciences Institute, MINT Member
- Mike Brody, MSN, PMHNP, VP/Dean, Reed College, HealthSciences Institute, MINT Member
- Carol DeFrancesco, MALS, RD, Dietician & Senior Research Associate, Oregon Health & Science University, HealthSciences Institute, MINT Member
- Judy Thomas, RN, CCP, HealthSciences Institute, MINT Member
- Blake Andersen, PhD, President & CEO, HealthSciences Institute
Our popular two-day, hands-on workshop is specifically designed for clinician and nonclinician members of the health care team, as well as specialists in phone or face-to-face wellness, disease management or care management programs. Workshops are facilitated by a team of MINT health care specialists and clinicians. This HealthSciences Institute workshop has been updated in 2012 to incorporate the latest MI and health behavior change research and interventions, including material from Miller and Rollnick’s 2012 updated Motivational Interviewing: Preparing People to Change (3rd Edition). You’ll learn about a new MI health coaching framework and exciting revisions to the theory and practice of MI in health care settings.
The workshop features an advanced action learning framework to support competency development. This workshop builds on MI content and resources from the Chronic Care Professional (CCP) program. Case studies and practice examples for improving patient engagement, self-care, adherence and lifestyle management will be offered. A MI Skill-Building Workshop Manual is provided to each attendee and all attendees receive the new MI DVD: Evidence-Based Health Coaching: MI in Action. CCP is a recommended, but not required prerequisite. The MI Skill-Building Workshop meets one training requirement for the Registered Health Coach (RHC) credential.
- Core concepts and principles of MI-based health coaching
- Compare traditional medical and popular coaching with validated MI health coaching approaches
- Worst and best case scenarios in behavior change facilitation that predict clinical outcome
- Practical MI health coaching techniques for better patient engagement, self-care, adherence, lifestyle—and clinical outcomes
- Structured framework for brief, evidence-based health coaching
- Concrete MI health coaching skills
- Plan for continued proficiency development
Included in the MI Skill-building Workshop Fee:
- MI Health Coaching Training Manual
- Evidence-Based Health Coaching: MI in Action DVD ($150 value)
Friday October 5, 2012
8:30 to 9:00
Becoming a Registered Health Coach (RHC)®
A Pathway to Proficiency & National Recognition
Faculty:
Blake Andersen, PhD, HealthSciences Institute
Validated standards for health coach training and proficiency are not widely used. As a result, health coaches are often challenged to engage at risk individuals and deliver optimal lifestyle management, adherence or disease self-care outcomes. The Registered Health Coach (RHC) program "raises the bar" on health coaching practice by providing a health coaching competency ladder and national recognition program based on these standards. Registered Health Coaches are listed in the PartnersinImprovement National Health Coach Registry. Learn what is takes to become a Registered Health Coach and why this credential, incorporating CCP, will be the first "gold standard" for health coaches among employers, payers and consumers.
9:00 to Noon
Achieving Breakthrough Results: Key Strategies for Better Engagement, Quality & Purchaser Outcomes
Faculty:
- Blake Andersen, PhD, HealthSciences Institute
- Susan Butterworth, PhD., Associate Professor, School of Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University; HealthSciences Institute, MINT Member
Engagement rates define the success of any medical home, ACO or wellness, disease management and care management program. Each needs a strategic plan for engaging patients beyond traditional patient education approaches and financial incentives--which research conclusively shows do not lead to long term behavior change and measurable clinical outcomes. This workshop will highlight findings from a 2011 National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded study by HealthSciences Institute faculty and how these finding were used to achieve engagement rates four-times industry rates in real-world settings. You’ll also learn how moving beyond traditional quality assurance approaches, programs can achieve significant gains in engagement, as well as better patient-level clinical and cost results.
MI Health Coaching Main Conference Tuition
Individual: $1,295
Group: $971 (Save 25%)(Four or more attendees registering the same day? Please contact us >)
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