Cost
$2,000 per person for groups of 5 or more (maximum 25)
Tribal discounts are available.
Breakfast and lunch are provided.
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SESSIONS & LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Below are the standard site visit sessions and learning objectives. Sessions can be tailored to your organization. Additional topic areas and opportunities are discussed in the next section.
INTEGRATED CARE TEAMS
- Describe different workflow models and their impact on care delivery
- Illustrate different integrated care team roles and their contributions
- Review health and performance indicators for integrated care teams
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
- Explore SCF’s population-based approach for overcoming barriers to behavioral health care
- Examine key elements of redesign changes in behavioral health services, such as: immediate access with behavioral health consultants, co-location of psychiatry in Primary Care, Learning Circles, and community case management
HUMAN RESOURCES
- Explore SCF’s focus on work design and how success is driven by hiring the right people
- Examine the SCF HR Department’s use of the relationship-based model
- Learn about the Nuka System of Care’s approach to performance management
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
- Connect SCF’s learning and development approach to its mission, vision and corporate initiatives
- Examine SCF’s learning and development philosophy
- Describe SCF’s learning and development structures, processes, and workforce support
DATA SERVICES
- Examine SCF’s journey toward data management
- Review key steps necessary when thinking about building your own Data Services Department
- Explain the Data Information Request Tool and how it supports SCF’s work prioritization process
IMPROVEMENT PLANNING AND TOOLS
- Define improvement culture
- Describe the organizational structure of improvement as part of the Nuka System of Care
- Determine how accessing the voice of the customer helps the improvement cycle
TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE
- · Define SCF’s multidisciplinary approach to trauma-informed care
- Describe the ways in which trauma impacts overall health
- Analyze how many different areas of SCF work with customer-owners to address trauma, including but not limited to:
- Primary care providers
- Behavioral Health Consultants
- The Family Wellness Warriors (FWW) program, a program which uses trainings based on Alaska Native values to support those who have experienced trauma.
Additional opportunities
Tailor your Nuka site visit! Our team will work with you to put together a schedule of sessions that will most benefit your organization. If sessions and opportunities are planned beyond the standard 16 hours, there may be additional costs which will be discussed with you as your site visit is planned.
Other organizations have added the following additional topic areas to their tailored site visit schedules:
- Strategic planning (including a Nuka Strategic Planning Software demonstration!)
- Integrating psychiatry and dietitians on primary care teams
- Elder program and services
- Palliative care
- Traditional healing
- Community engagement
- Baldrige criteria for performance excellence
- Facility design
- Pain management
Also, if you’re interested in making the most of your visit to Southcentral Foundation’s Nuka System of Care, you may consider coordinating your visit with a Core Concepts Workshop. Core Concepts is Southcentral Foundation’s relationship-based communication workshop, and it is foundational to the
Nuka System of Care. To learn more about Core Concepts and to see when the trainings are scheduled, please visit https://scfnuka.com/events/trainings/core-concepts/.
WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID
“I felt welcome, small details were really appreciated. I felt taken care of and a sense of belonging. Learning the models was fascinating. I feel so fortunate to try and bring these concepts to my community.”
“Inspiring to see a robust customer-owner centered system work so well.”
“Was good to see the strength of relationships between co-workers.”
