Coffee and Connections: A Provider ACEs Best Practice and Solution Round Table

  • Author: Kings County ACEs Network of Care
  • Level: Beginner
  • Learning time: 11 hours
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This is a series of previously recorded interactive Peer to peer discussions about promising practices, new ideas, challenges, and successes in implementing ACEs screening and developing trauma-informed systems of care. Become a part of your online regional community of care linking providers to community resources and each other.
  • Video time: 11 hours
  • Exams: 0

What's included?

  • 1 PDF
  • 10 Videos
  • 1 Certification

Dear Providers
As a provider, you are on the frontlines of administering ACE screenings 
and interventions, but you are not alone in this effort. We join you to define the approach to trauma-informed care in the Central Valley, support your staff in understanding their role to screen, treat, and promote healing. All efforts made are essential in improving life outcomes in Central Valley. We can take action now to change and save lives by responding with evidence-based trauma-informed care, increasing community access to resources, and significantly improving the health and well-being of individuals and families.

Service Integration

 You  learn how to focus your health systems resources into action to develop clinical protocols that will serve to screen, prevent, treat, and heal the harmful consequences of toxic stress.

KINGS COUNTY ACES NETWORK OF CARE

Kings County ACEs Network of Care has been servicing the Kings County community since September 2020 with training, resources, and evidence based tools to screen, treat, and heal toxic stress. Kings County ACEs Network of Care, with funding from ACES Aware Initiative, Is a collaboration of Kings County Department of Public Health , California Health Collaborative, Kings Partnership for Prevention, Kings United Way, Adventist Health, Aria Health, EMT Associates, and Family Health Care Network.
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