The NCFH training program provides complimentary webinars on a number of topics for organizations that serve migrant and seasonal farmworkers, and other special populations. The goal of this training opportunity is to increase the knowledge, skills and abilities of a diverse health care workforce within these organizations. Webinar participants will have the opportunity to utilize NCFH's training programs that are appropriate for front-line staff, management and board members, clinicians, outreach staff and others.
Upcoming Webinars
Mental Health Amongst Agricultural Workers, presented by Gladys Carrillo
Sign up today for the “Mental Health amongst Agricultural Workers” webinar that will discuss the importance of mental health outreach and integrated services to Migratory and Seasonal Agricultural Workers (MSAWs). The webinar will also share results from NCFH’s Mental Health Learning Collaborative and feature the upcoming Mental Health Resource Hub that will provide patient education materials, mental health screening tools, and national resources that support mental health outreach to this vulnerable population. In sharing resources, NCFH seeks to build capacity within Migrant and Community Health Centers in utilizing integrated behavioral health interventions amongst MSAWs and provide this population greater access to culturally appropriate mental health services across the country. This webinar is great for health center staff who conduct outreach to MSAWs including Promotores de Salud and those involved with service delivery of integrated behavioral health programs. Click here to register.
May 4, 2021, 2:00 PM, CT
Sign up today for the “Mental Health amongst Agricultural Workers” webinar that will discuss the importance of mental health outreach and integrated services to Migratory and Seasonal Agricultural Workers (MSAWs). The webinar will also share results from NCFH’s Mental Health Learning Collaborative and feature the upcoming Mental Health Resource Hub that will provide patient education materials, mental health screening tools, and national resources that support mental health outreach to this vulnerable population. In sharing resources, NCFH seeks to build capacity within Migrant and Community Health Centers in utilizing integrated behavioral health interventions amongst MSAWs and provide this population greater access to culturally appropriate mental health services across the country. This webinar is great for health center staff who conduct outreach to MSAWs including Promotores de Salud and those involved with service delivery of integrated behavioral health programs. Click here to register.
May 4, 2021, 2:00 PM, CT
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Diabetes 101, presented by Valeria Mallett, RD, LD, CDCES
Hosted by NCFH and in collaboration with the American Diabetes Association (ADA), this training will aim to provide general information on diabetes health education and target overall support in diabetes management efforts. Health Centers and Community Health Workers (CHWs) will be provided with opportunities for trainings, resources to aid in patient care, updates on diabetes standards and additional support to address all the factors that contribute to implementing the most effective care for persons with diabetes. Participants will also be provided with a 1- hour Certificate of Completion upon attending this session. Click here to register. May 6, 2021, 1:00 PM, CT |
The Importance of Recognizing and Responding to Toxic Stress in Primary Care Settings, Presented by Dr. Elena Reyes and Dr. Javier Rosado
This webinar will provide an overview of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE’s) and their relationship to Toxic Stress, including models explaining their impact on chronic health conditions. Presenters will review the importance of recognizing a history of toxic stress and responding to patients with a trauma informed approach in primary care settings. Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to define toxic stress and understand its connection to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE's), recognize the long-term effects of toxic stress on health outcomes and its impact on chronic health conditions, and describe how a trauma-informed approach to care in primary care settings is guided by the four R's (realize, recognize, respond, and resist). Click here to register. May 25, 2021, 2:00 PM, CT |
Ag Worker Health 102: Supporting Agricultural Worker Health
Please join the Farmworker Health Network for Ag Worker Health 102: Supporting Agricultural Worker Health. Health Centers serving the agricultural worker community are adept at addressing the unique needs of agricultural worker patients and families by developing innovative and strategic models of service delivery. Even with the recent national pandemic, health centers across the country have shown their ability to quickly adapt to meet the new and expanding needs of their agricultural worker patients as traditional barriers to care have been exacerbated with COVID-19. In this webinar, faculty will share information on the most relevant current agricultural worker policy issues. We will also explore effective service delivery models that include recent adaptations due to COVID-19. Finally, faculty will highlight training and technical assistance (T/TA) opportunities, resources, and promising practices to help support health center staff in the implementation of service delivery changes and adaptations when serving agricultural workers. This webinar is developed and presented by the Farmworker Health Network, a six-member network of organizations with decades of experience working with health centers to address agricultural worker health needs. Click here to register.
June 3, 2021, 1:00 PM, CT
Ag Worker Health 102: Supporting Agricultural Worker Health
Please join the Farmworker Health Network for Ag Worker Health 102: Supporting Agricultural Worker Health. Health Centers serving the agricultural worker community are adept at addressing the unique needs of agricultural worker patients and families by developing innovative and strategic models of service delivery. Even with the recent national pandemic, health centers across the country have shown their ability to quickly adapt to meet the new and expanding needs of their agricultural worker patients as traditional barriers to care have been exacerbated with COVID-19. In this webinar, faculty will share information on the most relevant current agricultural worker policy issues. We will also explore effective service delivery models that include recent adaptations due to COVID-19. Finally, faculty will highlight training and technical assistance (T/TA) opportunities, resources, and promising practices to help support health center staff in the implementation of service delivery changes and adaptations when serving agricultural workers. This webinar is developed and presented by the Farmworker Health Network, a six-member network of organizations with decades of experience working with health centers to address agricultural worker health needs. Click here to register.
June 3, 2021, 1:00 PM, CT
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