Full Group Meeting on July 6, 2021 (Click on Link Below the Invite to Watch Recording!)
Our Webinar, Recognizing and Coping with Provider Trauma, Moral Injury and Compassion Fatigue was held on June 23, 2021, with 125 attendees! Please see below for the recording and a link to informative resources!
Recording and slides:
The Department of Mental Health and The Health Consortium’s Faith-Based Meeting was on May 18, 2021!
Our Bi-Monthly Full Group Meeting was on May 4, 2021! See below for the recording!
If you missed our Full Group Meeting on March 2, 2021, please see the following recording and PowerPoint Slides:
Webinar 2 of our Two-Part Series :
Navigating Racial Trauma to Advance
Racial Equity in Client Care
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
12:00pm-2:00pm
Presented by Diamond Lee
| Recap of the Health Consortium’s Full Group Meeting on January 5, 2021-Recording and Slides |
| Our Full Group met on January 5th and the meeting included a networking activity and two presentations on maternal health in the San Gabriel Valley: Elevating the Health and Wellness of African American Infants and Moms in the San Gabriel Valley: SGV AAIMM Community Action Team Presented by: Annette Trejo, MSW, MPH, CHES Health Program Analyst, San Gabriel & Pomona Valleys LA County Dept. of Public Health and Tackling Perinatal Health Equity: Creating A Payor-Funded Community Doula Program for Health Net, LLC Presented by: Kristin Schlater, MBA, LES Senior Health Education Specialist Health Education Department Health Net, LLC Special thanks to our presenters and attendees. Please see below for the meeting slides and a partial meeting recording. (Unfortunately, the recording only includes the second half of Annette Trejo’s presentation as well as all of Kristin Schlater’s presentation.) |
| *Recording Access Passcode: 5^$Vq0H@ |
On Election Day, Nov. 3, we held our bi-monthly Full Group Meeting via Zoom.
Agenda included a Networking Session and Special Presentation:
Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine: Overview and Community Partnership Opportunities
Presented by:
Maureen T. Connelly, MD, MPH
Senior Associate Dean for Academic & Community Affairs;
Professor of Health Systems Science
Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine
Rose A. Rodriguez, JD
Director of Community Engagement
Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine
Below is an overview of the information presented:
We recently celebrated our 20th Anniversary with a Virtual Event! Thank you to all who participated and lent their precious time to us. Additionally, we are greatly appreciative of those organizations that offered support and donated to our organization! It was a wonderful hour honoring our contributors and our work in the community.
If you wish to view this virtual celebration, please use the information below or click on the link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pcYOZ-1whVC9l1d8slgVWDKdOTeEfxHm/view?usp=sharing
Full Group Meeting
September 1, 2020
Via Zoom
Click Here to view Dr. Shriner’s Presentation:
The Coming Flu Season: COVID and Influenza Converge
Agenda items included presentations on:
(Click on hyperlink for presentation slides)
Exploring the Intersection of Diabetes and Depression Webinar-August 19, 2020
Click here for presentation slides.
Click here for a recording of the webinar.
Please use this password to access the recording: ^vJ8b#Y8
The webinar will include information on the bi-directional relationship between depression and diabetes, including the psycho-social relationship and some of the physiological contributions. The presenters will also discuss ethnic disparities, best practices and recommendations for addressing these issues, including management in a telehealth environment.
About the Presenters:
Dr. Andy Wong practices Adult Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente, Baldwin Park, and is currently piloting a program integrating psychiatry with family medicine. Additionally, he serves as the psychiatry champion for the Kaiser Permanente Depression Care Management team in the Baldwin Park location. He conducted his Psychiatry residency at the Los Angeles County University of Southern California Medical Center and previously practiced as a general practitioner in primary and urgent care.
Dr. Paul Magtoto practices family medicine at Kaiser Permanente in the Montebello location. He serves as the Complete Care Physician Lead for the San Gabriel Valley. He places a strong importance on integrating dignity and compassion in his medical care, and has served his Kaiser patients since 2000. He obtained his medical degree from the University of California, Irvine, and completed his internship and residency at Glendale Adventist Medical Center.
Click here for the Final Current Trends Report
Health Integration Summit Part II-May 7, 2019
The Consortium held its second Health Integration Summit on May 7, 2019 1:00-4:00pm at the City of Hope. The day’s objectives were for providers to forge new collaborations for networking to further enhance integration of physical health, mental health and substance use services in the Greater San Gabriel Valley; learn about existing models for integrating services; identify actions they can take to better integrate services; and learn about new ways to access community resources.
Target audience were representatives from service organizations who have an understanding of program implementation, operations and/or clinical services, and who can make decisions and share ideas and suggestions with their organizational leadership. Providers were able to display organizational materials, and network with other providers.
Integration Summit II was kicked off with introductions and opening remarks to define integration and clarify objectives for the day. Participants hoped the Summit would help them establish best practices for integration, increasing knowledge about services and resources, and increasing collaboration and partnerships. They reported their organizations are already engaged in networking, cross-staff training, case management, patient navigation, and warm hand-offs. Key integration gaps they listed include: Lack of communication/coordination, funding/capacity, language/cultural barriers, stigma, data sharing, and training needs.
The day’s presentations covered the following topics:
- Social Determinants, Sectors & Systems: Creating a Healthy SGV
- Behavioral Health Integration in Primary Care, LA County
- Expanding Access to Treatment for Opioid Use Disorders
- One Degree resources
Attendees participated in breakout sessions to discuss building health integration, and identified themes and priority areas for attention such as: Education and cross-training, formalizing relationships (MOUs), capacity building, collaboration and partnerships, resource building, data exchange, improving referral processes, sustainability and funding, awareness and advocacy at the state level, provider champions (across service sectors), identify missing population and bring them to the table (i.e. Faith-based organizations; Seniors/Dementia programs; Law enforcement), and addressing needs for high-vulnerability populations (e.g. SUD, LGBTQ, homeless).
Health Integration Summit, Part I-March 5, 2019
The first of two Health Integration Summits were held on March 5, 2019 in Irwindale, CA.
The overall goal of the Health Integration Summits is to forge new collaborations, partnerships and opportunities for networking that will further enhance integration of physical health, mental health and substance use services in the Greater San Gabriel Valley.
The Health Integration Summits are targeted to representatives from physical health, mental health and substance use service organizations who are in leadership positions and who have an understanding of program implementation, operations and/or clinical services.Due to limited capacity, we request that each organization limit registrations to no more than three people.
Agenda highlights for Summit I:
- Panel presentation on Integration Issues & Challenges in SPA 3 from the L.A. County Perspective, including presentations from Michelle Gibson (Acting Deputy Division Director for Treatment Services, LADPH/Substance Abuse Prevention & Control), Lisa Wong, Psy.D. (Mental Health Clinical Chief, Service Area 3, Department of Mental Health), and J. Michael Allevato, M.D. (Medical Director, SGV Health Center Group, Department of Health Services).
- Panel presentation on Health Neighborhoods as a Best Practice Model of Integration in SPA 3, including prsentations from DMH, Social Model Recovery Systems, Inc., ENKI Health & Research Systems, Inc., Mission City Community Network and Our Saviour Center.
- Opportunity for networking and strategizing in small groups on how to best serve clients/patients with multiple, cross-system needs and how issues of referral relationships, co-management/coordination of care and data sharing impact integrated care.
Resource Materials – All participants are welcome to bring 130 copies of resource materials to share, limited to 3 pieces of information per organization. This will be an informal process. Tables will be available for resource materials and organziations are welcome but not required to have a staff person available during the registration period and the break to answer questions.
Save the Date for Health Integration Summit II: Tuesday, May 7, 2019, 12:15 – 4:30pm, SGV Corporate Campus
Our Webinar, Recognizing and Coping with Provider Trauma, Moral Injury and Compassion Fatigue was held on June 23, 2021, with 125 attendees! Please see below for the recording and resource material.