PDCM (Provider-Delivered Care Management)

Jim Mangi, PhD
Alzheimer's Association Community Educator

Rebekah Bronson, CD-L, PIC
Kneading Love Doula Services, LLC 
 

Foundations of Doula Care

Foundations of Doula Care will provide an in depth understanding of a doula's role in the medical model and how to best work together as a team with clinical workers.

Cassie Fancher, MPA, 
Emma Schmidt, MPH
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) 

 

Health Literacy in Action

Health literacy is essential for high quality patient centered care, reducing health disparities, and ensuring patient satisfaction. In this session, participants will engage with concepts of best practices for plain language, language access plans, and cultural humility. Participants will leave the session with a renewed charge for taking action steps to ensure health information and services are easily understood by all via meeting varying individual needs.

Whitney Coulson, LCSW
Moodlab Psychotherapy
 
 

Recognizing ADHD in Women: Beyond the Stereotypes

Equip clinicians and educators with tools to identify ADHD in women, reduce misdiagnosis, and implement gender-informed treatment planning

Caitlin Brazda, DO
Trinity Health Medical Group Lakes OBGYN
 

Navigating Menopause: Effective Treatments and Lifestyle Adjustments for Better Health

This session aims to provide background information about menopause (define menopause, discuss the hormonal changes that occur in menopause and the variable symptoms of menopause) then describe treatment options for the bothersome symptoms of menopause (including lifestyle modifications, natural treatment options, hormonal and non-hormonal prescription treatment options).

Jonathan Gabison, MD DABOM FAAFP
University of Michigan and MCT2D Content Expert 

Clinical Updates in T2D Management

This webinar provides a big picture, team-based overview of type 2 diabetes management in outpatient primary care. Using ADA Standards of Care as a framework, the session will cover diagnosis, recommended screening and monitoring, lifestyle and mental health considerations, medication management principles, and the growing role of tools such as continuous glucose monitoring. Through clinical vignettes and practical examples, the session will highlight how practice managers, nurses, and medical assistants play a critical role in identifying care gaps, supporting risk stratification, and improving follow up and care coordination. The goal is to help the entire care team better understand when to intervene and how operational workflows can support better diabetes outcomes.

Sheria G. Robinson-Lane, PhD., MHA, MSN, RN 
University of Michigan - School of Nursing 

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Ongoing community living for persons with advanced chronic disease often depends on the support of family. Family care partners frequently coordinate care and assist with other tasks necessary for independent living. However, the demands of caregiving can be physically, emotionally, and psychologically taxing–leading to multiple negative health outcomes for the caregiver and the family unit. Early identification of care partners, including patients serving as caregivers for other relatives as well as family members supporting the patient's care needs at home, can enhance care delivery and improve family health. This presentation will examine family health considerations and provide strategies for strengthening family engagement in care planning.
 

Jim Kraft, Ph.D, 
Advance Care Associates

Facilitating Meaningful Advance Care Planning Conversations
For Care Managers, Social Workers & Community Health Workers

Laura Gultekin, PhD, FNP-BC, RN 
Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Michigan
 

Reducing Re-traumatization for Unhoused Families: Introducing Trauma-informed Care (Enduring)

This webinar will provide a brief overview of the presenter's research background with families experiencing homelessness and housing instability, with an eye on the role trauma plays in contributing to instability across the lifespan. Key terminology will be defined and an overview of the impact of trauma on health across the lifespan will be provided. Trauma-informed care principles will be described with examples of how each principles can be applied.
 

This webinar tool place over two non-consecutive days. 

Learners successfully completed the full duration of this training on both days for credit. The recording condensed both days into one video. 
 

• April 16th: Day 1 (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm)
   
• May 5th: Day 2 (12:00 pm - 1:00 pm)