Mini-Teach Webinar Series
Mini-Teach: Social Determinants of Health
Social determinants of health (SDOH) are the circumstances in which people are born, grow up, live,work and age, and the systems put in place to deal with illness. These circumstances…
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Mini-Teach: Project Notebook
What is a Project Notebook? A project notebook aids in the development of the final project report, highlights project efforts for future funders, transitions new key staff into your program,…
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Mini Teach: Building Community Partnerships
Partnerships are a distinct type of working relationship between departments or between departments and other organizations. Partnerships have reciprocity, shared goals, and a stable formal structure.
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This section provides templates, forms, job descriptions, and other administrative documents for grant administration staff. These resources offer guidance on providing program management, staff recruitment, organizational management, and establishment of partnerships with program stakeholders.
Integrated Care for Adults
Our clinic is now providing integrated care services, meaning that behavioral health care is now included with the primary care we offer. Integrates care provides you, the patient, with the central role as part of a collaborative health care team. Within this type of care, you help develop a health care plan that best fits your needs and supports your overall wellbeing.
Integrated Care for Children
Our clinic is now providing integrated care services, meaning that behavioral health care is now included with the primary care we offer. Integrates care provides you, the patient, with the central role as part of a collaborative health care team. Within this type of care, you help develop a health care plan that best fits your needs and supports your overall wellbeing.
Integrated Health Outreach
Diaphragmatic Breathing
The practice of diaphragmatic breathing, or "belly breathing," can help improve your health in a multitude of way, such as better sleep and improved digestion. This type of breathing focuses on using the diaphragm—or breathing with the belly—and taking deep, slow breaths.
The Power of Sleep
Sleep has a powerful effect on both your mental and physical health in a wide variety of ways. Losing just a few hours of sleep across several nights can weaken your focus and ability to function while getting enough sleep can promote whole-body wellness.
Is Your Teen Depressed?
Depression in youth ages 12 to 17 is fairly common, with 13.3% of teenagers having experienced a major depressive episode. Additionally, 3.2% of children age 3 and older have received a diagnosis of depression. There are proven ways your family can help.
Understanding Grief
Grief is a natural response to a loss, not a mental health problem. No two people grieve alike, and individuals often have unique grief reactions to different types of losses.
Billing Codes for Integrated Care
Stress Management for Diabetes Care
Provider Self Care
The Link Between Diabetes and Depression
Physical activity for Mind, Body, Spirit, and Social Wellness
Maternal Mental Health
Creating an Environment of Safety, Teamwork, and a Focus on Improving Patient Care
Additional Integrated Care Resources
Medications for Mental Health: What You Need to Know
Anxiety Conditions and Your Health
Leadership Success in Integrated Care Settings
The Comprehensive Healthcare Integration (CHI) Framework
Depression and Your Mental Health
Using Telehealth in Integrated Care Settings
Destigmatizing Mental Health Care for Tribal Communities in the Primary Cary Setting
Getting the Most Out of Your Primary Care Visit
Clinical, Admin, and Leadership Resource Materials
Destigmatizing Mental Health Care for Tribal Communities in the Primary Cary Setting
Considerations for Integrated Electronic Health Records
Screening Tools for Integrated Care Providers
To identify symptoms early, screening for behavioral health conditions should be conducted universally for all adult patients and regularly, such as on an annual basis. Early detection helps address conditions before they worsen or become chronic, and regular screening for all patients helps capture conditions that patients may not self-report.
Grantee Milestones
BH2I Grantee Year 1 Highlights
Success Stories From Cohort 2
In May 2022, the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley (IHC) became the grant recipient for a second round of funding for the Indian Health Service Behavioral Health Integration…
Read More >The Jena Band of Choctaw Indians (JBCI) set a total of 14 goals in the areas of behavioral health, medical services, collaboration, events, and billing. As of the conclusion of the first quarter, we have made significant strides in reaching 10 of those goals.
Read More >Success Stories From Cohort 1
The South Dakota Urban Indian Health (SDUIH) Cultural Healing Program is growing. This program offers culturally centered programming designed to build upon the cultural strengths of the Oceti Sakowin people.
Read More >By assessing the service data, the clinics gained a clearer understanding of patient needs. As a result of the BH2I data collected, the program was able to expand its services to the tribal Head Start programs, using the same model of care applied in the pediatrics clinics.
Read More >Made possible under the BH2I program, the IHB primary clinic has incorporated traditional healing options into its services. The team has used BH2I funds to purchase traditional medicines and has plans to establish a smudge/prayer room for patients.
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