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Topic: Seeing What Matters: A Practical Guide to Executive Dashboards

Presenters: Jackie Negri (Negri Management Resources), Yvette Bairan (CEO, Astor Services) and Daniel Korovikov, Psy.D., (Director of Analytics & Outcomes, Astor Services)

Executive dashboards should help leaders focus attention and guide better decisions—not just summarize activity. This training helps executive leaders think differently about dashboard design, including how to identify the types of financial, operational, quality, and risk metrics their organization should be monitoring. Rather than prescribing specific measures, the focus is on developing leadership judgment about which metrics best support decision?making, how often they should be reviewed, and whether they are providing a clear and reliable picture of what’s happening.

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  Presenters: Jackie Negri (Negri Management Resources), Yvette Bairan (CEO, Astor Services) and Daniel Korovikov, Psy.D., (Director of Analytics & Outcomes, Astor Services)

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The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) has introduced its first volume of treatment standards and admission criteria specifically designed for youth with substance use disorders (SUD). As the primary framework for addiction care in the U.S., these standards now incorporate the latest research and clinical best practices to address the distinct requirements of individual adolescents and transition-aged youth. In conjunction with the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, ASAM experts will introduce the core principles of the new volume and highlight major changes and updates.Learning Objectives:1. Understand why adolescents and transition‑aged youth require developmentally distinct assessment and treatment approaches rather than adult‑oriented care.2. Examine family engagement and how family‑driven, youth‑guided care transforms outcomes.3. Identify best practices for prevention, early intervention, and integrating mental health treatment for co‑occurring conditions.4. Explore the integration of services across healthcare, schools, community programs, family systems, and juvenile justice.

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Strong managers and leaders are essential for delivering high-quality care, supporting staff and building resilient organizations. But with tightening budgets and competing priorities, many behavioral health organizations struggle to invest in the leadership development their teams need.  Join the National Council for Mental Wellbeing for the next session in our leadership training series. This session will feature a candid panel discussion with behavioral health leaders who have found creative, practical ways to fund leadership training in their organizations. Panelists will share real-world examples of using grants, cost-sharing models and sponsorship opportunities to make leadership development possible, even when resources are limited.  Participants will leave with fresh ideas, peer-tested strategies and actionable next steps to help build the case for leadership development and identify funding approaches that align with their organization’s workforce, retention and succession planning goals.  Featured Speakers: Ayla Colella, Assistance Vice President, Training & Consulting, National Council for Mental Wellbeing Nicki Behmer-Popp, Executive Director, NABHO Philip Atkins, Chief Care Coordination Officer, Harbor Behavioral Health

Given the far-reaching negative effects of Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs), and the significant barriers to treatment once PMADs develop, screening to determine risk and providing preventive interventions to at-risk people is an essential public health initiative. In this presentation, the clinical and public health importance of accessible preventive interventions for PMADS and review several evidence-based counseling interventions that are effective in preventing PMADs. This presentation will provide strategies for adding these types of preventive clinical services to existing mental health programs and models of clinical care, and attendees will be encouraged to think through prevention strategies could improve the quality of care provided by clinical practices. 

Learning Objectives

As an outcome of participating in this learning module, you will be able to: 

1. Participants will understand the clinical and public health importance for providing preventive care for PMADS.

2. Participants will be able to identify and describe 3 clinical preventive intervention models that have been shown to prevent PMADs.

3. Participants will be able to describe ways that these preventive approaches can be incorporated into current clinical care models and programs.

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