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Family Affordability Tax Credit: Recording and Resources
Now Available: Family Affordability Tax Credit Webinar Recording With tax season approaching, help families access tax credits and find free and...
Dementia training opportunity for CHWs
Dementia training available for Community Health Workers Monica Maly, ADRD Program Coordinator, in partnership with the Southwest Colorado Area...
Job post: Community Health Worker with Accompany Health (Denver, CO)
Accompany Health is on a mission to give low-income patients with complex needs the dignified, high-quality care they deserve but rarely receive. A...
Learn more about the Family Affordability Tax Credit: Webinar Dec. 6
Webinar: Family Affordability Tax Credit – What Community Health Workers Need to Know Dec. 6, 12-1 pm MT Register When families have the resources...
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Recording: Family Affordability Tax Credit
With tax season approaching, help families access tax credits and where to find free and secure tax help.
Hereditary Cancer: Communication and Psychosocial Distress
This course will help you communicate with patients about psychosocial stress around hereditary cancer screening.
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What is a patient navigator?
A patient navigator is a member of the healthcare team who helps patients “navigate” the healthcare system and get timely care. Navigators help coordinate patient care, connect patients with resources, and help patients understand the healthcare system. Patient navigators work in many areas of healthcare. Many have one chronic disease focus area such as cancer, heart disease, or diabetes.
Who are courses for?
Courses are for patient navigators, care coordinators, community healthcare workers, and other healthcare professionals working in navigation. Choose from two levels of training: Level 1 for new patient navigators and Level 2 for more experienced navigators. New navigators learn strategies to address patient barriers, how to maintain professional relationships, and health promotion skills. More experienced navigators can focus on topics related to care coordination, emotional aspects of disease, or legal and ethical healthcare issues. See the Courses page for more information.
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