Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

9/4/2018

Learn more about how NTOCC is working to bring education and awareness to patients

and providers regarding alternative choices to prescription Opioids.

http://nonopioidchoices.org/


Lunch & Learn Fall Webinar Schedule


WEBINAR #1
September 19, 2018
12pm-1:00pm CST/1pm-2pm EST
“Working to Improve Mental Health Care Transitions Through Several Public Policy Initiatives”

Presented by, Garry Carneal, JD, MA, The Kennedy Forum, Senior Policy Advisor and ClearHealth Quality Institute, Founder

 

This webinar will focus on several key challenges associated with enhancing the continuum of care for patients receiving mental health and substance use disorder treatment.  Session highlights include:

  • Showcasing key mental health public policy challenges

  • Understanding how insurance coverage determinations are made and how to address denials of care

  • Exploring new opportunities through telemedicine/telehealth
  • Detailing recent mental health parity compliance efforts
  • Reviewing case management model act and how it can fill key regulatory gaps

Webinar Meeting Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com
Dial-in Number*: (515) 739-1513
Access Code: 986228
Online Meeting ID: ntocc




NTOCC ALL MEMBER CALL/WEBINAR 
October 11, 2018 

12pm-1:00pm CST/1pm-2pm EST (90 min call)

THIS WILL BE AN UPDATE ON ALL THINGS NTOCC FOR THOSE ALREADY INVOLVED WITH NTOCC AND THOSE INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE TRANSITIONS OF CARE COMMUNITY FEEL FREE TO LISTEN IN TO THE CALL.

Presented by Cheri Lattimer, NTOCC Executive Director, & Dr. Jim Lett, NTOCC President

Webinar Meeting Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com
Dial-in Number*: (515) 739-1513
Access Code: 986228
Online Meeting ID: ntocc


WEBINAR #2 
October 17, 2018

12pm-1:00pm CST/1pm-2pm EST

AHRQ Patient Safety & Quality Improvement-Making Care Safer in All Settings

Presented by Richard Ricciardi, AHRQ Director, Division of Practice Improvement and Senior Nursing Advisor

Webinar Meeting Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com
Dial-in Number*: (515) 739-1513
Access Code: 986228
Online Meeting ID: ntocc


WEBINAR #3 
November 21, 2018

12pm-1:00pm CST/1pm-2pm EST

Rush University Medical Center Bridge Program
Presented by Walter Rosenberg, MSW, MS-HSM, LCSW, Director,Rush University Medical Center

Webinar Meeting Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com
Dial-in Number*: (515) 739-1513
Access Code: 986228
Online Meeting ID: ntocc


WEBINAR #4
December 5, 2018

12pm-1:00pm CST/1pm-2pm EST

Combating the Opioid Epidemic Panel Presentation Webinar

Presented by Cheri Lattimer, NTOCC Executive Director & Guests (TBA)

Learn more at www.nonopioidchoices.org

Webinar Meeting Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com

Dial-in Number*: (515) 739-1513
Access Code: 986228
Online Meeting ID: ntocc


WEBINAR #5 

December 19, 2018

12pm-1:00pm CST/1pm-2pm EST

Washington DC Update 

Presented by Ashton Theodore Randle, GovPredict 

We will go over the year in review for 2018 Public Policy and give an overview regarding that to expect in 2019.

Webinar Meeting Link: https://www.freeconferencecall.com

Dial-in Number*: (515) 739-1513
Access Code: 986228
Online Meeting ID: ntocc
TOC Compendium

TOC Compendium

Looking for tools or resources to help you learn more about Transitions of Care?

The TOC Compendium is a collection of resources including white papers, journal articles, and website links available to professionals and patients for their practices or medical situations.

Explore the Compendium
Evaluation Software

Evaluation Software

TOC Evaluation Software

Based around the original transitions of care (TOC) evaluation documents introduced in 2009, this web-based evaluation tool is for institutions ready to move to the next phase of their TOC quality improvement efforts.

Learn More: TOC Evaluation Software

Nonopiod

nonopioidchoices.org

Increasing awareness of and patient and provider access to non-opioid approaches to pain management

At nonopioidchoices.org, please find background information on the topic and lend your voice to increase access to these approaches.

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NTOCC is based on collaboration and readily welcomes organizations and individuals who wish to advance the cause of improved Transitions of Care. Join us today and help improve transitional care!

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Associate Membership

Organizations may also apply for an Associate Membership, which entitles them to updates and early access to available tools and resources.

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HIGHLIGHTS

NTOCC Knowledge and Resource Center

In alignment with NTOCC's mission to improve Transitions of Care across the healthcare continuum, the NTOCC Knowledge & Resource Center provides access to tools and resources that deliver solutions to providers, patients and consumers.

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Donate to the NTOCC Foundation

NTOCC has established the NTOCC Foundation. This 501(c)3 foundation is a charitable, not-for-profit organization was created to support the mission and vision of NTOCC.  As an NTOCC supporter, you can add to the momentum by making a contribution of $15 or $20 to assist NTOCC in continuing to enhance the current tools as well as develop new resources.

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Latest News NTOCC News  

NTOCC New Resource Announcement
Posted on 7/28/2018 by NTOCC ®

NTOCC is excited to announce a new resource to use as a guide to Non-Opioid Choices. It can be found on our website here www.ntocc.org

July 2018 IMPACT NEWSLETTER
Posted on 7/25/2018 by NTOCC ®

July 2018 IMPACT NEWSLETTER - https://mailchi.mp/574a84dec06e/july-2018-impact-newsletter

CMS Announces New Name for EHR Initiatives: Promoting Interoperability Programs
Posted on 4/24/2018 by NTOCC ®

NTOCC NEWS ALERT CMS Announces New Name for EHR Initiatives: Promoting Interoperability Programs

NTOCC April 2018 IMPACT NEWSLETTER
Posted on 4/16/2018 by NTOCC ®

NTOCC April 2018 IMPACT NEWSLETTER Celebrating Transitions of Care Excellence WITH NTOCC in WASHINGTON, D.C. NTOCC 7 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS

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About NTOCC

The National Transitions of Care Coalition is a 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to addressing a serious U.S. health care issue: filling the gaps that occur when patients leave one care setting and move to another care setting. These transitions include patients moving from primary care to specialty physicians; moving or transferring patients from the emergency department to intensive care or surgery; and when patients are discharged from the hospital to home, assisted living arrangements, or skilled nursing facilities. The U.S. health care system often fails to meet the needs of patients during these transitions because care is rushed and responsibility is fragmented, with little communication across care settings and multiple providers.

Since 2006, NTOCC’s Advisors Council of over 30 organizations has shared a common goal of improving the quality of Transitions of Care. Working in conjunction with 450 Associate Member organizations and over 3,000 individual professional subscribers, NTOCC has developed tools and resources made available to everyone in the health care industry including providers, payers, patients and consumers. NTOCC’s mission is supported by the Partners Council made up of innovative companies leading critical change in health care coordination.