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Posted 8/12/2025 (updated )
Pregnancy should be a time of hope and joyful anticipation—but for many women, it is marked by increased vulnerability to domestic violence. For those who also experience substance use disorders, the risks are compounded by stigma, barriers, and a …
Posted 7/29/2025 (updated )
This webinar was presented to RCORP grantees as part of the Georgia Health Policy Center (GHPC) Webinar Series. Description: GHPC presented a webinar and panel discussion titled Substance Use and Pregnancy: What are the Practical Implications? The …
Posted 1/8/2024 (updated )
The Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Cohort I 9 Essentials for a Successful RCORP-NAS Award: Tip Sheet is a result of collaborative efforts of the NAS Cohort I grant recipients. Drawing on the insights and experiences of our grantees, we identified 9 …
Posted 7/2/2021 (updated )
Building on the preliminary sustainability strategies outlined in your grant application, each consortium will submit a three-part sustainability plan that identifies strategies for achieving programmatic and financial sustainability beyond the period of …
Posted 2/11/2025 (updated )
Description: Sustaining any program requires paying attention to many factors. This training addressed the importance of program key performance indicators, ways to maintain momentum, and communicating program impact. Learning Objectives: Understand …
Posted 5/14/2025 (updated )
Description: This workshop helped grantees to better understand substance use trends and the challenges faced by maternal and child health and other service providers as they seek to implement a family-centered approach and improve outcomes for pregnant …
Posted 5/13/2025 (updated )
Description: This session focused on how medical and mental health clinical providers, facility leadership, and revenue cycle team members should build a shared platform of knowledge related to documenting, coding, and getting paid by 3rd party payers. A …