Join Us for the Next LINK ECHO Series on Substance Use & Perinatal Mental Health – 3/24!
This session will focus on the importance of universal screening for substance use using validated tools, ensuring consistency and accuracy in identifying patient needs. It will also cover best practices for conducting toxicology testing exclusively when it serves a clear medical treatment purpose, highlighting ethical considerations and patient-centered care approaches. Participants will gain insights from subject matter experts on implementing these practices effectively within healthcare settings.
LINK ECHO SERIES OVERVIEW
The Minnesota Perinatal Quality Collaborative (MNPQC) is excited to offer the LINK ECHO Series as part of the Linking Identification & Navigation for Perinatal Mental Health & Substance Use Care (LINK) Initiative. This free, monthly virtual series is open to anyone statewide who is passionate about addressing the interconnected challenges of perinatal mental health conditions (PMHC) and substance use disorders (SUDs). Why Join?
- Gain insights from case presentations and interactive discussions
- Explore evidence-based strategies for improving identification, referrals, care coordination, and support systems
- Connect with a statewide network of peers dedicated to reducing stigma and fostering equitable, integrated care
- Walk away with practical tools and shared insights to improve outcomes for pregnant and postpartum individuals and their families