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• This session will focus on Recognition and Prevention: Building Clinical and Organizational Recognition & Prevention to Care for Pregnant and Postpartum Patients with Substance Use Disorder.

• 2025 second quarter updates for Coding professionals.

• This session will focus on Response: Coordinated and Compassionate Response to Substance Use Disorder in the Perinatal Period.

• This session will focus on Reporting & Systems Learning: From Data to Action: Improving Outcomes Through Reporting and Systems Learning.

• This session will focus on delivering Respectful, Equitable, and Supportive Care for Pregnant and Postpartum People with SUD.

• This webinar will cover changes to the diagnosis (CM) and procedure (PCS) code sets imperative for your facility.

• 2025 third quarter updates for Coding professionals.

• 2025 fourth quarter updates for Coding professionals.

• This program will prepare health information coders to accurately apply the new and revised codes from the 2026 CPT Manual updates.

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• This course offers healthcare providers and administrators practical information to help roll out the Care for Pregnant and Postpartum People with Substance Use Disorder AIM patient safety bundle at their facility or unit.

• This course, tailored for the Latinx community, is led by Juliana Londoño, MS, LAC, NCC, BC-TMH, a bilingual mental health therapist and entrepreneur.

• This course is designed for the South Asian community, presented by Neha Darji, MS, CPC, CEO and clinical director of We Rise Therapy & Wellness.

• This training provides a comprehensive understanding of the ethical and fiduciary responsibilities of a trustee, hospital financial management and legal/regulatory compliance issues.

• This program is intended to train the primary instructors (must be a registered nurse with previous long-term care experience and a current NJ license) of paid dining assistants in nursing homes.

• This course aims to dissect the conscious and unconscious biases present in individuals, focusing on their effects on healthcare access and treatment for Black and Brown women.