Data: The Foundation of your Hospital's Behavioral Health Impact Story-FREE NO CME

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Continuing Medical Education (CME)

Every hospital has a behavioral health story to tell, and data is what makes that story credible, fundable, and actionable. This webinar will help Critical Access Hospitals identify practical data sources they can use to describe behavioral health needs, demonstrate program value, strengthen grant applications, and communicate outcomes to internal and external audiences. Participants will explore how existing tools, such as HCAHPS, screening data, quality measures, claims data, and local community data, can support a stronger behavioral health narrative. The session will also highlight practical examples from hospitals of collecting, tracking, and using data to tell a compelling story of need, impact, and opportunity.

This webinar is designed for Critical Access Hospital leaders and staff involved in behavioral health planning, grant development, community health initiatives, quality improvement, population health, and rural health strategy.

Identify existing hospital and community data sources that can help describe behavioral health needs, services, and outcomes.
Explain how behavioral health data can be used to strengthen grant applications, community reporting, and stakeholder communication.
Describe practical strategies for turning data into a clear behavioral health impact story for different audiences, including funders, hospital leaders, community partners, and patients.

Kami Norland, MA, ATR

Kami, is a visionary force in the realm of human-centered leadership and workplace culture transformation. Kami is the Compassionate Experiences Organizer (CEO) of Integrative Re-Sources, LLC, co-founder of the global Elevate Compassion Coalition, co-founder and CEO of Journey Guide Project, LLC, and director, scholar, and faculty of the Master of Arts program in Creative Leadership at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Kami's impact resonates across diverse professional spheres where she has consistently championed mental well-being and catalyzed positive change within individuals, organizations, and communities.
Kami's extensive background encompasses a rich tapestry of experiences, from her early days of providing therapy in a rural mental health clinic to her role as a healthcare leader on a national stage, to entrepreneurship, to educational leadership. This eclectic journey has underscored her resolute belief in the imperative of prioritizing mental well-being and designing how work is completed with intentionality and justice. Kami has graced international platforms in roles such as strategic planner, community engagement designer, and as a dynamic keynote speaker, capturing audiences with her uplifting narratives and transformative insights. Her workshops are characterized by a fusion of cutting-edge scientific research, relatable anecdotes, and actionable tips that embolden participants to reframe, rediscover, and redesign their quality of life and workplace experiences.

No CME is available with this course.

This material was prepared by Compass Healthcare Collaborative (Compass)

Fees are charged solely for individuals seeking Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits. All educational materials are provided at no cost and are freely accessible regardless of CME participation. This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Iowa Medical Society (IMS). Compass is accredited by the IMS to provide continuing medical education for physicians.