The Role of CRSs in an Interdisciplinary Team

The Health Federation of Philadelphia(HFP) serves as a keystone supporting a network of Community Health Centers as well as the broader base of public and private-sector organizations that deliver health and human services to vulnerable populations.

The Health Federation of Philadelphia

This training will inform CRSs/CPSs on how to use their role in interdisciplinary team meetings to improve care for patients

<h3>The benefit of being a part of an interdisciplinary team (IDT) in healthcare settings is that anyone can use their own role to improve the quality of care for the patient, especially in those who have a substance use disorder. This training will inform CRSs &amp; CPSs on how to use IDT meetings to improve communication about the patients’ needs, participate in planning for the patients’ treatment, and how they can use their own role to improve care for the patient.</h3>Thursday, October 20, 2022 from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm.Presenters: Nicole O'Donnell, CRS, and Tara Calderbank, CRSTarget Audience: This program is designed for Certified Recovery Specialists and Certified Peer Specialists who work in medical settings that support people who use drugs.Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this live activity, participants will be able to: <ol><li>Describe the intricate role the CRS/CPS has within the interdisciplinary team.
</li><li>Describe the importance of incorporating the CRS/CPS in the interdisciplinary treatment team.
</li></ol>Cost: None<aside>Supported in part by the Philadelphia Department of Public Health </aside><aside></aside>

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