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On-Demand Trainings - Policy Issues
Current as of August 3, 2010 Both free and trainings available for a cost are available on the CPCA Website. Any free trainings will have all materials available for download on the page. Purchase of paid training sessions allows users to access and view content at his or her convenience for a period of 30 days from the date of purchase. To receive handouts for paid sessions, forward your payment confirmation email with "Request Handouts" in the subject line to training@cpca.org.
HEALTH CARE REFORM TRAIN THE TRAINER PRESENTATION Cost: No Charge FAQs of the New Health Care Reform Law Training On July 28, 2010, CPCA hosted a webinar training on the frequently asked questions (FAQs) of the new health care reform law. The training will help build the knowledge of community clinic and health center staff, who can then inform patients and the community at large during our parallel education campaign as part of National Health Center Week (NHCW) August 8-14, 2010. Please click here to access a recording of the webinar training (38 minutes). Please click here for a pdf verion of the PowerPoint presentation slides. Please click here for a pdf version of the Pocket Guide - Frequently Asked Questions. Once you have completed the training, you are eligible for an “Ask me about health care reform” button, a pocket guide that includes the answers to these questions and access to bilingual email accounts to direct your unanswered questions. Please provide your name and email address to Aracely Navarro at anavarro@cpca.org to receive your Ambassador materials today!
HEALTH CARE REFORM ISSUE BRIEFS Cost: No Charge CPCA Health Care Reform Issue Briefs On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed comprehensive health reform, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), into law. For decades, California community clinics and health centers (CCHCs) have been diligent at the local, state and federal levels in pushing for comprehensive health care reform and now is the opportunity to continue to lead in the important work of implementation that is only beginning. The federal reform offers many opportunities as well as challenges that will necessitate a collaborative and organized effort by CPCA and its members to ensure that health care reform works at the community and individual health center level, and that those left out of federal reform continue to have access to CCHC services. CPCA staff have prepared the following background summaries of key elements of health care reform with specific emphasis on the sections and programs in PPACA that most directly affect CCHCs and their patients. For any questions on health care reform please contact Tahira Bazile, tbazile@cpca.org
"ASK ME ABOUT HEALTH CARE REFORM" Cost: No Charge The California Endowment’s new PowerPoint presentation, “Ask Me About Health Care Reform” highlights the findings of a recent Endowment poll on health reform and also includes the basic elements of their public education campaign.
Cost: No Charge Presented: January 28, 2010
Cost: No Charge Presented: March 26, 2010 "Count Everyone, Count Them Once, and Count Them in the Right Place."
2010 Day at the Capitol Overview Cost: No Charge Presented: April 5, 2010 Help grow our Grassroots efforts. Speak with one voice and make it count.
If you have any questions, or having any trouble viewing the webinar, please contact the CPCA Training Team at training@cpca.org.
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