Past Webinars

Sarah Fraley, LMSW, PRISM
Donald Deneke, MD, PRISM, Michigan Medicine

This webinar provides an overview of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), including diagnostic criteria and its impact on functioning. Participants will review the clinical process for diagnosing ADHD, including assessment considerations and use of validated tools. Evidence-based treatment strategies will also be discussed. The session will further examine the strengths and limitations of diagnosing and managing ADHD within the Collaborative Care Model, with attention to referral considerations.

Liz Williams, M.Ed. 
Michigan State University Extension

Nicole Persing-Wethington, DET
Michigan State University Extension

Participants in this webinar will learn about the importance of sleep for good physical and mental health and key strategies for improving sleep quality and quantity. They will also gain increased awareness of a free evidence-based sleep education program (SLEEP) and ways to refer patients to that program.

Amy Schneider, MS, RD, CDCES
MICMT Patient Engagement Specialist 

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Release Date: 11/01/2026
Expiration Date: 11/01/2027
Estimated Time to Complete: 1:19:58

How to Receive CME/CE Credit: Upon completion of the module, click the link or use the QR Code to be directed to the CME attestation and evaluation for credit.

https://corewellhealtheast.cloud-cme.com/MICMT97312

Disclosure of Relevant Financial Relationships
All individuals involved with this accredited CE activity have no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose.

Mitigation of Conflicts of Interest: In accordance with the ACCME Standards for Integrity and Independence in Accredited Continuing Education, Corewell Health Southeast Michigan implemented mechanisms to identify and mitigate relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies for all individuals in a position to control content of this activity.
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Gregory W. Dalack, MD, Professor of Psychiatry Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan
Sarah Fraley, LMSW, PRISM

Navigating Complex Cases in CoCM explores how collaborative care teams can effectively manage challenging clinical situations that test the boundaries of the model. Through discussion and case examples, participants will examine what makes a case “complex” or “difficult”—including issues of diagnostic complexity or uncertainty, challenges in patient engagement, social or systemic barriers, and poor response to treatment. The session will highlight strategies for enhancing team communication, adapting evidence-based interventions, and leveraging the unique roles of the Primary Care Provider, Behavioral Health Care Manager, and Psychiatric Consultant to improve outcomes for complex patients.

Dr. Nada Farhat, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP
Pharmacist Clinical Lead
Michigan Institute for Care Management and Transformation (MICMT)

 

Amy Schneider, MS, RD, CDCES
Patient Engagement Specialist
Michigan Institute for Care Management and Transformation (MICMT)

Designed to support informed decision-making, this session covers current data regarding vaccine-preventable illnesses, impact of vaccination on individual and community health, and common myths surrounding vaccines. The webinar also includes practical guidance and case-based examples intended to guide medical assistants and clinical staff to have patient-centered vaccine-related conversations with patients and caregivers

Sarah Fraley, LMSW
PRISM

Tool Chest for Behavioral Interventions in Collaborative Care

This skills-focused webinar provides an overview of evidence-based behavioral interventions that fit well into CoCM encounters while still delivering meaningful clinical impact. Through demonstration and practical guidance, attendees will learn how to select and apply targeted strategies for depression, anxiety, stress, and low motivation, including grounding techniques, behavioral activation, and cognitive coping skills.

Parker Crutchfield, PhD
Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine

Participants will learn to identify and name the implicit ethical defaults operating in their care management practice, apply a structured framework to decisions about transitions of care, resource allocation, and goal disagreement, and use override documentation to make their reasoning transparent and consistent.

Kelsea Fraizer, CPC, CPB, CH-CBS &  Hillary Corser
Michigan Primary Care Association (MPCA)

Jill Oesterle, CRHCP
Michigan Center for Rural Health (MCRH)

This information presented is specific to those working in FQHC/RHC environment.

 

This webinar explores how Michigan’s FQHCs and RHCs are improving access to care for underserved populations. It emphasizes the critical role of care coordination in delivering seamless, integrated services that address both medical and social needs, while advancing equitable, patient-centered care across communities.

Erin Dunny, RDN , RDN
United Physicians

This webinar helps to highlight the need for professional, person-centered care to help patients manage side effects and disordered eating patterns while using GLP-1s. Participants will explore evidence-based nutrition assessment, management and monitoring and identify actionable strategies to support both physical and mental health. Special attention will be given to ensuring best practices that focus on a whole-person framework to help move GLP-1 use beyond trend.

Jessica Sweet, LLC 
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

This webinar will provide a foundational overview of the foster care process—from initial removal to reunification, guardianship, or adoption. This will also include clarity about roles and responsibilities including what the child welfare system does, what caregivers do, and how medical professionals fit into the bigger picture. Lastly, practical guidance for improving communication and coordination with caseworkers, foster parents, and biological families will be delivered.