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SBIRT & CQI Roundtable Series:
The CCC hosted a special Cross-Agency Roundtable Meeting to share and discuss best practices for delivering services to HIV+ clients with a special focus on linkages to care. The Roundtable took place on Monday, June 06, 2011.
This meeting was the last in our four-part series of roundtables hosted by the CCC on best practices to improve quality of patient care, made possible through funding by the Maryland Infectious Disease Environmental Health Administration (IDEHA).
CCC
Department of Psychology
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Funded by the Maryland Infectious Disease Environmental Health Administration (IDEHA)
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CCC provides capacity building and training services to agencies funded by Ryan White.
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CCC at UMBC
The Center for Community Collaboration (CCC) is one of the various projects operating in conjunction with the UMBC's HABITS Lab (Health and Addictive Behaviors: Investigating Transtheoretical Solutions).
Center for Community Collaboration
The mission of CCC is to provide capacity building services to programs identified and recruited by IDEHA. Ultimately, we hope to help improve services for HIV positive individuals who have multiple diagnoses related to substance abuse and/or mental illness. Using a Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral and Treatment (SBIRT) framework, we help identify programs' CQI needs and provide relevant trainings to enhance their quality of care in these areas.
Please read more in our "about us" section.
Please read more in our "about us" section.
Information and materials from past Roundtable meetings can be found here
