3rd Annual Symposium Agenda

8 – 8:30 am

Check-in & Breakfast

8:30 – 9 am

Welcome & Introduction

9 – 10:30 am

Opening Plenary Session

TEAM UP’s aim is to promote positive child health and well-being through innovation and consistent delivery of evidence-based integrated care.  Learn about TEAM UP’s major accomplishments over the past year with respect to evaluation, clinical innovation, and advocacy and policy.  We’ll be joined by expert guests to discuss what the future holds and how TEAM UP can set innovation priorities for the coming years.  

10:30 – 10:45 am

Break

10:45 – 12:00 pm

Breakout #1:

• Clinical track – Implementation Challenges and Solutions: Improvement Strategies to Guide Your Implementation of Core BHI Clinical Workflows
  • Learn how TEAM UP health centers successfully implemented workflows for universal screening and warm hand-offs from primary care providers to the integrated behavioral health team.

• Stakeholder track – Support Your Workforce and Reduce Burnout: How Integrated Care Can Improve the Work Experience
  • Early findings from TEAM UP show that integrated care may decrease provider burnout.  A team-based approach offers more support and increases opportunities for self-care.  Learn about how integrated care improves burnout and hear strategies employed by TEAM UP health centers to support the care team.

• Special populations track – Special Programs to Serve Families with Young Children
  • Innovative approaches to supporting families with young children are emerging within TEAM UP and beyond. TEAM UP health centers and invited guests will share their unique approaches to supporting vulnerable families and young children. 

12 – 1 pm

Lunch (visit storyboards)

1 – 2:15 pm

Breakout #2:

• Clinical track – Behavioral Health Integration: Voices from the Field
  • Learn about integrated care and the evolution of care team roles through the voices of TEAM UP behavioral health clinicians, community health workers, and family partners. What is needed for the work to be effective, fulfilling, and sustainable for the team? Perspectives will be represented through in vivo panel discussion as well as video storytelling.

• Stakeholder track – TEAM UP’s Learning Healthcare System
  • In the TEAM UP Community, evaluation data is integrated into the on-the-ground experience of the health centers to create a comprehensive understanding of how care is delivered.  Learn about how TEAM UP is creating a positive culture around data use as a stimulus for practice transformation and how our co-development of metrics is moving the field of knowledge forward.  Contribute to a group discussion about data priorities in the coming years.

• Special populations track – Addressing the Behavioral Health Needs of School-aged Children and Adolescents
  • Adolescents and school-aged children often experience unique behavioral and social challenges, and they can partner directly with the care team in identifying solutions. TEAM UP health centers will share their unique approaches to addressing the needs of school-aged children and adolescents.

2:15 – 3:15 pm

Advocacy Session – How to Advocate for the Long-term Sustainability of Pediatric Integrated Care

With the launch of Phase 2, TEAM UP is pursuing State-level advocacy to advance TEAM UP sustainability goals, particularly related to reimbursement for CHWs, early childhood services, and pediatric integrated care models.  Learn about upcoming advocacy opportunities and contribute your thoughts to form TEAM UP’s advocacy priorities.

3:15 – 3:30 pm

Closing Remarks