Clinical Integration

Providence St. Joseph Hospital strengthened clinical workflows, expanded referral networks and increased naloxone distribution to prevent overdoses.
UMCNO improved patient care through expanding access to MOUD, building EHR dashboards, enhancing screening and improving care coordination.
Providence Swedish has improved care through enhancing nurse education, increasing access to MOUD and strengthening linkages to community services.
Northwell Health has enhanced access to OUD treatment, follow-up and overdose prevention education and improved integration with their EMR.
Geisinger streamlined referrals and follow-up by enhancing EHR referral order, with clinical and IT teams improving care coordination systemwide.
Resources for hospitals and health systems to improve linkage and retention for patients with Opioid Use Disorder and Stimulant Use Disorder.
LSU School of Medicine professors share how integrated care models, addiction consult services and peer navigators are improving care transitions and increasing access to evidence-based treatment for patients with substance use disorders.
A new tactical brief explores how integrating behavioral and physical health care helps in treating the whole patient. The brief focuses on key components of integrating behavioral health care such as co-location, team-based care, patient-centered care and care management.
Because mental and physical health are intertwined, one approach to transforming care delivery is integrating behavioral and physical health care.