This document summarizes the agenda and topics discussed in a monthly call/webinar for problem gambling treatment providers in Oregon. The following updates and announcements were provided:
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- A February all provider webinar was announced that would include a presentation on a new adult prevalence study and 2015 treatment program evaluation data.
- The April 2016 Focus on the Future conference bringing together providers from Washington and Oregon was also announced.
- Proposed changes to the GPMS record abstracting forms and semi-annual satisfaction survey were presented for feedback. An electronic data interchange pilot was discussed.
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January 2016 Oregon PGS Treatment Provider Call
1. Problem Gambling Treatment
Providers
Monthly Call/Webinar
Facilitator: Greta Coe, Problem Gambling Services
Manager
Presenter: Tom Moore, Evaluator from Herbert and Louis
January 6, 2016
2. Agenda
Time Topic
3:00pm-3:10pm Introductions/County Roll Call
3:10pm-3:20pm AMH Update/Announcements
•PGS Work Plan
•February Treatment Call Meeting- Canceled
•February PGS All Provider Webinar
•Focus on the Future Conference
3:20-3:35 Presentation and Discussion
•Updates to GPMS manual, presented by Tom Moore
3:35pm-3:55pm Discussion Topics
•PGS Treatment Provider Discussion-Updates from the field
3:55pm-4:00pm Future agenda items
3. PGS Improvement Plan
State program staff will be working on the development
of implementation plans in January and February and
will be asking for additional feedback and suggestions in
the near future.
More to come on the implementation plans associated
with the improvement plan during All Provider
Webinars and via emails.
Plan can be viewed and downloaded from the oreognpgs
web page at:
http://www.oregonpgs.org/about/2016-2020-oregon-pgs-s
4. AMH Updates
February PGS All Provider Webinar – February 18
from 9-10:30
Special Presentation on New Adult Prevalence Study and
Treatment Program Evaluation data for 2015- presented by Tom
Moore, CEO and Evaluator for Herbert and Louis.
Please plan to attend.
Agenda and registration for webinar to be sent via email early
January
February Treatment Call
Canceled due to All Provider Webinar. Will continue on March
2
5. 2016 Focus on the Future
Conference
Collaboration between Washington and
Oregon
April 26-27: Preconference Workshops
April 28-29: General Conference
Crown Plaza, Downtown Portland
Registration and information available February
2016.
Save the date on your calendars!
6. Upcoming Training
Opportunity
Webinar Series: Social service providers’ perspectives
on casino gambling in older adult clients
February 9 from 10-11 am
With the availability and acceptability of casinos in the United States there
has been an upward trend in gambling, particularly among older adults..
There are a number of studies examining casino gambling from the
perspective of older adults, however, noticeably absent is the perspective of
senior social service providers (SSSPs).
Register at:
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8. Record Abstracting Forms
• Gambler Enrollment:
• Removed:
• Living Arrangement: current housing field is more useful
• Employability: not relevant
• Added:
• Race/Ethnicity: added second field
• Military/Veteran Status: added field consistent with federal
standards
• Social Gaming: added field
9. Record Abstracting Forms
• Gambler Enrollment – continued
• Coding Changes:
• Gender: added “other” with blank field
• Access Source: added code for peer mentor referral
• Housing: added code for A&D Free housing
• Employment Status: added homemaker/stay at home parent
and full-time student
• Income Source: clarified “pension” added disability
insurance
• Primary Gambling Activity: added online gambling and
fantasy sports
• Primary/Secondary Diagnostic Impression: added code for
social gaming (not gambling)
10. Record Abstracting Forms
• Gambler Discharge:
• Removed:
• None
• Added:
• Services Received: additional to those typically billed for
(e.g., medical, mental health, dental, employment, education,
TANIF, etc.)
• Changed:
• Final Primary/Secondary Diagnostic Impression: made
consistent with changes on the enrollment form
11. Record Abstracting Forms
• Family Enrollment:
• Removed:
• Living Arrangement
• Employability
• Added:
• Race/Ethnicity: added second field
• Military/Veteran Status: added field consistent with federal
standards
12. Record Abstracting Forms
• Family Enrollment – continued
• Coding Changes:
• Gender: added “other” with blank field
• Access Source: added code for peer mentor referral
• Housing: added code for A&D Free housing
• Employment Status: added homemaker/stay at home parent
and full-time student
• Income Source: clarified “pension” added disability
insurance
• Primary/Secondary Diagnostic Impression: added code for
social gaming (not gambling)
13. Record Abstracting Forms
• Family Discharge:
• Removed:
• None
• Added:
• Services Received: additional to those typically billed for
(e.g., medical, mental health, dental, employment, education,
TANF, etc.)
• Changed:
• Final Primary/Secondary Diagnostic Impression: made
consistent with changes on the enrollment form
14. Semi-Annual Satisfaction Survey
• Removed:
• Somewhat redundant questions regarding aftercare plan
and specific satisfactions
• Added:
• Barriers to recovery and extent they are improving: (e.g.,
housing; relationship with SO, other family, friends;
employment/income; physical health; overall well-being;
and education.
• Peer Mentoring: two satisfaction questions added
• Changed:
• Nothing else
15. Implementation Schedule
• Semi-Annual Satisfaction Survey:
• January 15 for immediate implementation
• Record Abstracting Forms:
• February 1 for implementation
16. Electronic Data Interchange Pilot
• Do you collect all necessary GPMS values
within your EHR?
• Are you interested in submitting your data
directly from your EHR to Herbert and Louis,
similar to MOTS?
• If so, contact Greta to become a pilot project
for electronic data interchange for 2016.
greta.l.coe@state.or.us
19. Future Agenda Items
• Working with Cultural populations:
• African American- Michael Braxton
• Latinos- Latino Advisory Committee members
• Asian Americans- Asian Advisory Committee
members
MH clinicians not knowing how to refer and screen
Treating gambling addiction and co-occurring disorders
Ideas for increasing enrollments