The communities served by PROUD embody a vast range of cultures and life experiences, and many patients have experienced traumatic events. What one person may find comforting or helpful may […]
The Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) in collaboration with the Connecticut Behavioral Health Partnership (CTBHP), and Carelon Behavioral Health (Carelon), cordially invite you to participate in a statewide Community Care Team […]
This webinar supports providers in better understanding the impact of trauma, specifically complex trauma, on the patient provider engagement. A brief overview of complex trauma will be provided followed by […]
The Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) and the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) are hosting a six-part webinar series PROUD: Trauma-Informed Care during summer, 2025. This virtual […]
The Connecticut Hospital Association (CHA) and the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) are hosting a six-part webinar series PROUD: Trauma-Informed Care during summer, 2025. This virtual […]
Direct care providers must tend to their own mental and emotional wellbeing, especially when providing Trauma-Informed Care. Being trauma-informed is not a clinical intervention; it is an approach that wraps […]
This important virtual webinar on Monday, September 8, is specifically designed to train emergency medical services (EMS) personnel and emergency department (ED) providers to support postpartum individuals wearing an orange bracelet.
This important virtual webinar on Tuesday, September 9, is specifically designed to train hospital staff and healthcare providers to support postpartum patients wearing an orange bracelet.
This session is only open to CHA PSO Member Hospitals. Safety Coaches are peer mentors, designed to recognize and acknowledge good high reliability behavior and to remind people about opportunities […]
This important virtual webinar on Monday, September 15, is specifically designed to train healthcare providers at community-based organizations to support postpartum patients wearing an orange bracelet.
For a number of years, CHA has been engaged with patients and advocates in discussions about medical diagnostic equipment (MDE) accessibility requirements for persons with a disability. CHA committed to […]
For several years, CHA has actively collaborated with patients and advocates to discuss hospital visitation policies. These efforts reflect CHA’s commitment to enhancing the care experience for patients and their […]
