Website Search Results for: rural referral center
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Added: May 17, 2021
Models that prevent or treat substance use disorders (SUD) in pregnant or new mothers in rural communities.
...Rural communities are implementing evidence-based and promising models to treat substance use disorders. There are many clinical and community-based interventions that address substance use disorders (SUD), including tobacco use and opioid use disorder...
Date: Nov 27, 2024
Leveraging a federal care coordination grant, an urban nonprofit organization, a regional healthcare system with rural locations, and a local rural physician's office are creating a new cancer care network in rural Georgia. Several elements of this network's holistic approach include grant-supported work focusing on rural patient navigation and clinical cancer trial enrollment. - The Rural Monitor
...referrals are needed, they've now been expeditious. However, she pointed out that the " financial toxicity " associated with cancer care is always a consideration around trials — especially for rural Georgians in her service area — because...
Reviewed: Mar 12, 2026
Learn how, in the screening and health education model, community health workers deliver health education to the target population.
...Rural Health West Central Alabama Area Health Education Center Resources to Learn More Complementary Roles and Training of Health Education Specialists & Community Health Workers Document Compares the education and training, roles, and skills between health...
Reviewed: Dec 12, 2025
Learn about considerations for implementing substance use disorder programs for youth and adolescents.
...Rural programs can address this gap by providing training opportunities for healthcare providers and establishing referral networks to ensure adolescents can receive comprehensive care. Resources to Learn More Adverse Childhood Experiences and the Role...
Reviewed: Jan 28, 2026
ARMOT provides 1) case management and recovery support services to individuals with substance use disorders and 2) education and support to rural hospital staff, patients, and their loved ones.
...referrals. According to the CDC , 4,757 Pennsylvanians died from drug overdoses in 2023, a rate of 37.1 deaths per 100,000 people. In addition to overdoses, some patients were going to the hospital looking...
Date: Nov 7, 2023
The November 2023 episode of RHIhub's podcast includes two interviews leading up to National Health Day on November 16th. Features interviews with Tammy Norville, National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health (NOSORH) CEO, and Jason Lillich, Executive Director of Three Rivers Mental Health and Chemical Dependency Center, a 2023 National Rural Health Day Community Star.
...center is we get referrals from various entities. We get referrals from hospitals, we get referrals from IHS [Indian Health Service], we receive referrals from the schools, other people, other professionals. Then we also have...
Date: Apr 18, 2018
Two healthcare organizations demonstrate how the social determinants of health and social risk assessment can be used as a framework for transforming a rural "health delivery system to a true health system." - The Rural Monitor
...rural organizations (Tifton, Georgia, and Leland, Mississippi) are part of a five-year CMS Innovation Center grant exploring how social risk assessment might "reduce avoidable health care utilization, impact the cost of health care...
Reviewed: Jul 3, 2023
Overview of resources and information to support rural health in Texas.
...referral, assistance with medical license applications, grants and educational awards for individual clinicians, health care institutions, and other organizations. view details Texas Nonmetro Population 30,188,424 Estimated population 2,938,647 (9.7%) People living...
Reviewed: May 2, 2023
The Mothers and Infants Sober Together (MIST) program helped mothers who used substances to get treatment and provide safe, drug-free homes for themselves and their newborns.
...Center . The program's mission was to improve the quality of life and daily functioning of drug-exposed infants and families. The program, which started small, eventually expanded to include Anderson, Roane, and Campbell counties...
Reviewed: Aug 15, 2024
Using Community Health Workers, an Idaho consortium leveraged grant-funding to bring health and wellness programs, disease screening, and health education to frontier residents.
...Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Addressing Chronic Disease through Community Health Workers ; and information from a federally funded rural Community Health Workers Toolkit . With the original federal support, 11 CHWs performed disease...