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Spring Webinar Series

Clinical Track

Session 4: Collaborative Documentation: Best practice in the new healthcare environment

Description

“I love taking my work home and being behind on my documentation …. said no one ever! Collaborative Documentation has shown improvement in client appointment kept rates – the most basic measure of client engagement. Collaborative documentation can help you achieve that elusive work-life balance that everyone is always striving for.  You will finish your work AT WORK, and you will better engage your clients along the way.   It’s a double-win in the value based healthcare environment. 

 Learning objectives:

  • Demonstrate the benefits of a collaborative documentation style – to the consumer and the provider.
  • Discuss strategies for using collaborative documentation in challenging situations.
  • Illustrate how collaborative documentation supports better performance in the VBP, outcome-focused environment. 
  • See how Collaborative documentation improved client engagement, improved treatment outcomes and improves both client and staff satisfaction.
Meet the Instructor
Michael Flora

Michael D. Flora, MBA, M.A.Ed., LCPC,Senior Operations and Management Consultant

As MTM’s senior operations and management consultant, Michael brings over 35 years of experience in clinical practice and behavioral healthcare administration, with a focus in strategic planning, performance improvement and workforce development.  Across his career, Michael has served as president and chief executive officer of several multimillion dollar behavioral health organizations and their subsidiaries. He is a highly sought after national speaker and consultant and has worked with hundreds of organizations to implement executive leadership coaching and training initiatives as well as board governance and clinical, operational and financial consultation and training. 

Michael’s writing has been featured in numerous mental and behavioral health publications and he served as adjunct faculty at Northern Illinois University. He holds the highest level of clinical licensure in Counseling as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Who Should Take This Course

Recommended for Clinical staff of BH provider organizations.

Course Facts

Dates: Thurs, April 28th

Time: 11:00 am- 12:00 pm PT

Subject: Collaborative Documentation

Cost: $30

Course Type: Live online with 60 minute long live webcast

Credit: Eligible for 1 CEU through MHACBO

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