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Harbor Homes, Inc. will host Safe Stations Academy: Innovative and Integrated Response to an Opioid Crisis
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Harbor Homes, Inc. is hosting a conference in partnership with HRSA on October 25th to showcase the best practices and lessons learned while implementing the Safe Stations program for resolving the opioid crisis in Nashua, NH. HRSA has been supporting us in creating a Safe Stations Academy (SSA) to roll out a similar model in other cities/towns across the country. The event features policymakers, emergency services personnel, care providers, and representatives from the federal government and national thought leaders sharing their experiences and insights on this national issue. Six NASW and MLADC Continuing Education credits will be available. The date is coming up quickly, and we need help in spreading the word about this wonderful opportunity.
Some examples of speakers at the event include Captain Christopher Bersani, Jim Wuelfing, Dr. Andrew Tatarsky, and a closing keynote from Dr. Ruth Paris.
To register, please click this link: Safe Stations Academy
Sky Meadow Country Club
6 Mountain Laurels Drive Nashua, NH 03062
Thursday, October 25, 2018 from 8:00 AM to 4:15 PM (EDT)
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OARS Helps Improve OUD Patient Outcomes
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Partnership for Successful Living
Harbor Homes
"The Partnership for Successful Living (PSL) prides itself in maintaining high standards of healthcare, and supportive services that are evidence-based, best practices. We are test piloting the OARS technology to help drive improvements in addressing the opioid crisis and to advance the quality of care we provide to our patients in recovery. Our hope is that the OARS mobile app will help our care teams expand supportive services by offering cutting edge technological supports, in order to continue improving outcomes for our patients fighting addiction," stated Jonathan Brown, Clinic Director.
Peter Kelleher, the CEO of the PSL agencies said, "Our hope is that the OARS app will provide our multidisciplinary healthcare team with actionable data that will result in increased levels of insight and improve communication with our patients."
Read the full article here: Harbor Homes becomes first healthcare organization in New Hampshire to utilize OARS technology to improve treatment for opioid use disorder
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OARS (Opioid Addiction Recovery Support)
Provider Portal + Patient Mobile App
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OARS improves insight into a patient’s recovery progress while promoting ownership and adherence to treatment plans, and helps improve connections between provider and patient. This fosters conditions for:
- Fewer relapses
- Decreased in-patient admissions/re-admissions
- Fewer overdose incidents
- Fewer ER visits
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Would you like to empower your healthcare team with insightful, actionable data, and drive improvements in patient engagement and treatment plan adherence? If so, stop by Q2i's booth at the upcoming Virginia Association of Medication Assisted Recovery Programs from October 11th and 12th at Portsmouth Virginia’s Renaissance Waterfront Hotel. We will be demonstrating OARS and CASA, new technology that supports MAT programs and people in recovery from Opioid/Substance Use Disorder.
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We hope to see you at both the Safe Stations Academy Conference and the Virginia Association of Medication Assisted Recovery Programs conference!
Regards,
Steve Jenkins
CEO, Q2i
https://q2i.com
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