Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of […]
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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Delivery Of Mental Health First Aid Training To Rural North Dakota Communities QHA is providing Mental Health First Aid training to increase the capacity of rural communities including the workforces of critical access hospitals, long term care facilities, and community service providers to use this evidence-based practice to appropriately recognize the signs and symptoms of
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SAVE THE DATE: Wednesday, June 7, 2023 7:45AM-4:30 PMCT FREE learning opportunity for providers, healthcare professionals and community workers with national experts on dementia practices. Sessions will cover the following topics: Management of Common Medical Conditions Observed During Middle and Late Stages of Dementia Interprofessional Team Roles and Responsibilities in Dementia Management The Role of
Dakota Geriatrics Virtual Symposium: Dementia Friendly Healthcare and Community Read More »
Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) are a large public health problem and a patient safety priority. An ADE is defined as “an injury resulting from the use of a drug. Under this definition, the term ADE includes harm caused by the drug (adverse drug reactions and overdoses) and harm from the use of the drug (including dose
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Attend this Roundtable discussion to learn more about immunization efforts and activity in the Dakotas. Register Today. Session Objectives: As a result of attending, participants will be better able to: Understand vaccination rates in North and South Dakota Discuss vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, social media and how to have constructive conversations Learn about vaccine storage and
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The United States is experiencing an unprecedented mental health crisis for people of all ages. Even before the onset of COVID-19, depression and anxiety rates were rising. Resulting disruptions in routines and relationships over the last 2+ years have pushed these levels higher. Today, we will examine recent data to see the effects on our
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