Integration of SUD and OB Care

Programs focused on improving health outcomes for pregnant and postpartum women, and their babies, experiencing SUDs by integrating care needs.

Integrating Care for Woman and Babies (ICWB) and IMPACT BH (IMprove Perinatal Access, Coordination, and Treatment to Behavioral Health)

Outpatient Implementation Guide

The implementation guide is a supplemental document to support clinics in their efforts to integrate substance use and obstetric services through their participation in the ICWB/IMPACT projects. This guide explains the project milestones, action items, and definitions to support the core aims and suggested methods for implementation into clinical work. Please note the core aims are closely aligned with the Building Blocks the CU Practice Innovation Program utilizes in many different projects. Each ICWB/IMPACT milestone has the associated Building Block noted next to it in parenthesis.  

Current Version: 2.0 (updated 6-10-2022)

Core Aim 1 - Prepare Your Team

Core Aim 2 - Engaging Patients

Core Aim 3 - Organize Co-located Services

Core Aim 4 - Service Coordination Outside the Practice

Core Aim 5 - Plan for Sustainability

Core Aim 6 - Track Progress

Core Aim 7 - Health Equity & Inclusion (New)

Have other questions?

For more information, please contact Practice Innovation Program at practiceinnovation@ucdenver.edu.

Or contact Allyson Gottsman, Colorado Health Extension System Program Manager, 303-915-7701,  Allyson.Gottsman@CUAnschutz.edu

Or Lauren Quintana, Project Manager, lauren.t.quintana@cuanschutz.edu

Practice Innovation Program

CU Anschutz

Academic Office One

12631 East 17th Avenue

Aurora, CO 80045


support@practiceinnovationco.org

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