National Motivational Interviewing (MI) Health Coaching Conference
October 2 – 5, 2012
Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center
Orlando, Florida
First National Motivational Interviewing-Based Health Coaching Training Conference
HealthSciences Institute and the PartnersinImprovement Alliance are pleased to host the first National Motivational Interviewing (MI) Health Coaching Conference. We kick-off on October 2nd with a Chronic Care Professional (CCP) Preconference, followed by an evening welcome and networking reception for attendees and members of our National Population Health Improvement Learning Collaborative. October 3rd and 4th, we'll offer our popular MI Skill-Building Workshop for health care professionals--validated to improve proficiency in health coaching best practice. This program is offered for the first time on an open-enrollment basis.
October 5th you'll learn how you can be a Registered Health Coach. (CCP and the MI Skill-Building Workshop fulfill the two main training requirements). We conclude with a review of groundbreaking findings from a 2011 National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded study led by one of our faculty that resulted in a four-fold increase in engagement over usual industry rates in a “real-world” telephonic health care demonstration—using skills you’ll build by attending this conference. We’ll also share how some of the nation’s top health systems and health plans are improving engagement, quality and customer results by measuring staff health coaching proficiency and program quality.
This is a training conference and attendance will be limited. Take advantage of up to 50% in reduced tuition by registering now.
Who Should Attend This Conference?
This conference is designed for all clinical and nonclinical members of the interdisciplinary care team who work with people at risk of, or affected by, chronic diseases in employer, health plan, primary care, medical home, accountable care, hospital, home care, long-term care, government, military and community settings. This is a training conference, featuring an interactive, action learning-based skill-building format (rather than typical informational presentations). Attendees should come prepared to participate.
What's Different About This Conference?
1. A working conference that is 100% focused on building key competencies
2. Focused exclusively on MI-based health coaching skills and interventions
3. Offering two validated programs for the first time on an open-enrollment basis
4. No vendor presentations, commercial presentations or advertising
5. Introducing the 2012 Miller and Rollnick MI health coaching framework
6. Featuring MINT-level, health care specialists in MI-based health coaching
7. Up to 50% off CCP and MI Skill-building workshop tuition
8. CCP preconference includes 30+ CE events/CE archives (compare @ $199 each)
9. CCP preconference includes the largest MI training video library (compare @ $350)
10. Fulfills two core training requirements for Registered Health Coach
Featuring Two Validated Programs
HealthSciences Institute prepares health care professionals to use of brief, highly effective approaches for partnering with people for better health and independence. We translate research from health care and the behavioral sciences to engage people in disease self-care and to facilitate positive lifestyle changes. Since 2004 HealthSciences has offered the only nationally recognized, accredited learning and certification program in chronic care and health coaching (the Chronic Care Professional Certification Program). CCP program is based on the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine for a 21st Century Health Care Workforce. It has been piloted in three states, and linked with reductions in hospitalization and improvements in clinical values both in telephonic condition management and medical home settings. Over 5,000 have achieved CCP certification.
The MI Skill-Building Workshop has been delivered to teams of over 250 among some of the nation’s premier health plan and provider organizations. For the first time it is being offered on an open-enrollment basis. The MI program is designed to build proficiency in the only health coaching approach validated to improve patient-level outcomes in over 300 clinical trials. The MI workshop features MINT health care specialists and reflect the validated MI proficiency development guidelines of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT). Both programs fulfill two core training requirements for the Registered Health Coach (RHC) credential.