
10:04
Good morning

10:18
Good Morning!

11:33
I will have to leave at 12pm for another meeting.

15:58
https://thinkculturalhealth.hhs.gov/clas

17:42
Here are some high level bullets on what the standards are: https://thinkculturalhealth.hhs.gov/clas/standards

20:40
https://thinkculturalhealth.hhs.gov/assets/pdfs/AnImplementationChecklistfortheNationalCLASStandards.pdf

30:01
could be a video training...

30:06
I think it's a great idea.

35:15
I think that's a great idea and could provide an outcome measure - e.g. percent of students or other stakeholders who note evidence of the CLAS standards

35:29
agree

46:33
Each school district helped/offered varying kinds of support to families for internet (MiFi connectors) primarily for Educational basis

47:05
Some districts also partnered with the internet providers to offer discounts

47:33
I believe there is an initiative at the Governor's level to use COVID funds to increase access. An activity might be to identify the resources available to help families get access to equipment and internet

48:23
Both

48:27
Great point- both!

49:30
We are also talking about a provider being in a SBWC and the student being in another SBWC (offering Coverage when a MH provider is absent/leaves, etc.)

50:15
Sounds like we need to identify the time line for changes related to use of telehealth

51:48
doxy.me has two versions- one that is free and one that requires subscription

51:51
Could you clarify the funding for telehealth changes: are we talking changes in funding/reimbursement for telehealth via video or just changes in reimbursement for telephonic services?

53:32
what is difference between telehealth and telephonic services?

55:10
Silly question (and there is a reason for this question): Do the SBWCs receive federal funding?

55:28
The recommendation specifically calls out adoption of EHR. I see these as two different things but there are some EHRs that have a telehealth platform directly in the EHR

01:03:31
Per SAMHSA:

01:03:36
Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is a cluster of activities designed to identify people who engage in risky substance use or who might meet the criteria for a formal substance use disorder. Clinical findings indicate that the overwhelming majority of individuals screened in a general medical setting do not have a substance use disorder and do not need substance use disorder treatment.The determination whether patient information acquired when conducting SBIRT services is subject to Part 2 depends on whether the entity conducting the SBIRT activities is a federally-assisted “program” as defined in the regulations. If the entity conducting SBIRT services is not a federally-assisted program, then the SBIRT services and patient records generated by such services would not be covered under 42 CFR Part 2, although HIPAA and state laws may apply. However, if the entity or unit within a general medical care facility conducting the SBIRT services is a federally-assisted program under P

01:05:05
I have another meeting. Thank you everyone! Happy Spring Break!

01:05:48
I agree

01:07:49
permission/consent forms to allow for telehealth?

01:08:23
sorry...may have just been discussed...I had to step away....

01:08:50
need to step away for a minute

01:21:09
costs for telehealth licenses? not my area at all but just thinking

01:22:04
there are definitely costs for EHRs and also training needs for providers to learn how to use the EHR

01:29:04
Need to step away

01:31:46
is there telehealth hesitancy? how do we address if this is an issue

01:34:19
I like that!

01:35:45
Sorry all- I need to hop off to another meeting. Have a great weekend!

01:37:26
I'm so sorry! I need to jump to another meeting. Have a great weekend!

01:38:45
thanks, everyone!