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- January 14, 2020
Health and Housing – A Peer-to-Peer Learning Opportunity for Health Care Leaders
Affordable Housing | Mental Health & Substance Use | Blog PostWith innovative local partnerships, hospitals can increase access to affordable housing and supportive services for vulnerable patient populations. TAC brought interested institutions together to learn both from subject matter experts and from each other.
- October 2, 2019
News, Resources, & Happenings at TAC – October 2019
Affordable Housing | Mental Health & Substance Use | Blog PostAn international mental health leadership exchange and a learning collaborative on housing and hospitals both offer valuable opportunities for peer-to-peer education.
- June 19, 2019
News, Resources, & Happenings at TAC – June 2019
Mental Health & Substance Use | Blog PostChallenges and solutions for rural mental health care - and helping states expand access to a full range of addiction treatment.
- May 1, 2019
Delivering Patient-Centered Care in the Context of Twelve-Step Programming
Mental Health & Substance Use | Blog PostTreatment approaches that involve medication-assisted treatment, and interventions based on 12-step programs, are too often presented as “either/or.” Instead, we’d like to highlight the opportunities for “both.”