not required to attend more than 1 time. November 1 Campaigns (2 day) Raleigh This state required training for any provider conducting communication campaigns will be different from past trainings as it will have a focus on the statewide Lock Your Meds Campaign. It will have some similar content as last year’s training. An individual is not required to attend more than 1 time. Nov 2 Deadline to Register: December 5 ECCO Monitoring Webinar Webinar This webinar is for those who will be using the system for monitoring purposes (primarily LME/MCO representatives and Prevention Directors) Register by October 23 December 6 CURES training for specialty area Specific to CURES funding recipients grantees will receive information December 7-8 2-day Working with Health Care Training for PFS (open to others) This training will focus on how coalitions and providers can work with healthcare on environmental strategies. It will focus on Rx content as it is targeted towards PFS communities, but it is open to other providers/sites. This training will provide specific ways to work with healthcare professionals within your community. Registration link to come. December TA with communication campaigns attendees to follow up on use of media campaign Will be scheduled with provider. January 3 1pm TA Monthly Meeting Required for CURES mentor sites only
9-Jan 10:00-5:00 Planning and Prioritization *1 day Block Grant Providers must attend. Please bring your needs assessment excel spreadsheets with you to the training. Raleigh Learn how to utilize your needs assessment to choose strategies and interventions. Additionally learn how to look at priorities identified in the needs and link them to interventions that will address the needs. Learn how to develop and enter Part E (work bundles/action plans) for the interventions into the ECCO Reporting system. Register by December 18 January 10 Nicotine Webinar Webinar more about current Nicotine, tobacco and ENDs with the trends and current data. Register by January 9 11-Jan 10:00-5:00 Planning and Prioritization *1 day Block Grant Providers must attend. Please bring your needs assessment excel spreadsheets with you to the training. Learn how to utilize your needs assessment to choose strategies and interventions. Additionally learn how to look at priorities identified in the needs and link them to interventions that will address the needs. Learn how to develop and enter Part E (work bundles/action plans) for the interventions into the ECCO Reporting system. Register by December 18 January (Day 1) 2) Collective Impact (partner with SPF-Rx) (GREAT for Block Grant, CURES, SPF-Rx, PFS, along with their community or coalition members) Raleigh/Cary Objectives: Introduce and create a shared understanding of the collective impact framework Explore resources and tools to enhance capacity to implement the collective impact framework Build participant knowledge to Register by December 27 SPF-Rx counties must attend.
begin applying collective impact to their community agenda 25-Jan 10:00 am dashboard webinar (10am) See new data to the NC Support Dashboard, learn how to navigate the dashboard, and ask your questions about what could come next Register by January 24 February 7 1pm-2pm CURES TA Monthly Meeting Only for CURES mentor sites February 12, 2018: It is recommended for TA that providers submit pages 1-3 to the TTA Center prior to a scheduled LME/Provider TA webinar(s). It is not mandatory, but these pages will be referenced during the webinar so come prepared to discuss. The TTA Center will review and provide follow-up as necessary Feb 12 10:00-3:00 Regional Synar Meeting Raleigh (Governor’s Institute) Come learn more about the Synar requirements and changes that will be made. You’ll receive guidance how to conduct merchant education properly. Lunch will be provided. More Details to come Register by January 15 Feb 13 10:00-5:00 Law Enforcement Raleigh (Governor’s Institute) Description: Participants will about the Alcohol Law Enforcement division of NC and their role in alcohol and tobacco enforcement efforts across the state and will hear from a NC coalition leader about ways to collectively build relationships and partnerships with law enforcement in order to meaningfully collaborate to enhance the health and safety of communities. Register by January 15