The content was the most valuable, but the format of online and in-person sessions was what made the course attendance possible for me.
This event took place September 10, 2015. The purpose of the symposium was to examine public health and behavioral health integration models. Our goal is to create a public platform to discuss factors that will promote and sustain efforts for behavioral and public health integration, with a specific focus on how integration can enhance the capacity of both sectors to improve population health. The target audience is state and local public and behavioral health leaders, providers, academicians, community based organizations, and the general public.
Jenn Leiferman, PhD - Maternal Health
Melissa Buchholz, PsyD - Children and Youth
Vicki Rogers, MS, LPC - Geriatrics
Vatsala Pathy, MPA, MA - Afternoon Keynote - Colorado State Innovation Model
Stephanie Monahan - Civic Canopy
Benjamin Miller, PsyD - University of Colorado School of Medicine
Moe Keller, Former CO State Senator - Mental Health America of Colorado
Brian Turner, MPH - Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council
Elizabeth Baskett, MPA - Healthcare Policy and Finance
Simon Smith, MHA - Clinica Family Health
Liz Whitley, PhD, RN - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment