Toolkits, Guides & Curriculum
Resources
Behavioral Health Integration Billing and Coding Sheet
Designing an Effective Colorectal Cancer Outreach Campaign
BHI Snapshot | Selecting an Integration Model
Common Value-Based Payment Model Guide for Primary Care Physicians & Payers
DxF Implementation Toolkit
Behavioral Health Integration Improvement Collaborative Curriculum
Get the Balance Right (Part 1)
An outline for building a financially sustainable program of integrated behavioral health services in primary care.
Get the Balance Right (Part 2)
Leaders offer strategic planning around sustainable integrated behavioral health services.
CQC Toolkit: Implement Adverse Childhood Experiences Screening in Primary Care
This toolkit is a collection of evidence-based interventions and resources for ambulatory care provider organizations to implement Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) screening and follow-up care.
CIN Toolkit: Three Strategies to Help Primary Care Teams Treat Substance Use Disorders
This document is a guide for primary care organizations and care teams working to integrate substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services.
Pathways to Person-Centered Care
This tool is intended to provide guidance to providers and care teams looking to improve their delivery of person-centered care.
Building Care Solutions: Analysis of Care Coordination Programs for Complex Populations
This report addresses the deliverable to prepare case studies describing core elements and key characteristics of complex care programs.
Accelerating Opioid Safety Ambulatory Care Toolkit
The following document is a guide for provider organizations working to improve opioid safety — to prevent new populations of patients from becoming dependent on or addicted to opioids and improve care for patients with chronic non-cancer pain, opioid use disorder, and/or at risk of overdose.
Intensive Outpatient Care Program (IOCP) Toolkit
The resources assembled here are meant to equip the managers and the staff of primary care programs that have been created specifically to serve adults aged 65 and over with the greatest health care needs.