Events | Conference Presentation Archives
Sunday, November 6th (Pre-conference)
Fundamentals of Leading a Health Center Oral Health Program
Back by popular demand, NNOHA is once again offering this fundamentals course on the basics of running an effective oral health program.
Health Center Fundamentals & Financials
Risk Management & Quality
Digging Deeper: Operational Site Visits
Opening Plenary Session – Improving Oral Health Access: 25 Years is Just the Beginning
Establishment of a Quality Improvement Culture at a Large FQHC Dental Practice in Rural Wisconsin
Payment and Care Delivery Reform in the Health Care Safety Net
Cavity Free at Three: Colorado’s Innovative Model Integrating Oral Health in Prenatal Care
MI Mom’s Mouth: Examining a Multifaceted Michigan Initiative and the Critical Role of FQHC’s in Delivering Interprofessional Care
Increase Access by Contracting for Dental Services
Non-Surgical and Surgical Management of Periodontal Disease
Using Dental Therapists: The Minnesota Experience
Utilization of the Dental Hygiene Workforce
Integrating Dental Hygienists into the Medical Team – Examples from the Colorado Medical-Dental Integration Project
Using Dental Professionals for Chronic Disease and Mental Health Screening and Referral: Effective Models for FQHC’s
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) and Bruxism in HIV+ Dental Patients
Collaborative Model of Care with Vulnerable Patients
Motivational Interviewing in an Integrated Hygiene Setting
Plenary Session: HRSA Quality Improvement Initiatives
Update on the HRSA UDS Sealant Measure
Mythbusters: Do We Really Need to Restore Primary Teeth? (YES)
Understanding Health Literacy
The Health Center Dental Dashboard: Make Your Data Work for Your Patients
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless: Our Journey to Integrated Health Care
Start Up and Expansion of a New Dental Program
Clinical Oral Pathology Potpourri
SMILES Dental Project – Bringing the Virtual Dental Home to Colorado
Caries Risk Assessment in the Medical Office
Caries Risk Assessment: Implementation Our Story
Urban Special Populations Outreach
Oral Health and Children with Special Needs
CMS/Medicaid Dental Audits: What You Need to Know
Motivational Interviewing: Training and Sustainment
Rural Interprofessional Oral Health Practice
Opioids: An Epidemic and Alternatives
Calories, Caries, and Kids
Tackling Childhood Tooth Decay, Type II Diabetes, and Obesity in the Denver Metro Area by Reducing Sugary Drink Consumption: A Collaborative Approach
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NNOHA
181 E 56th Avenue, Suite 410
Denver, CO 80216
Phone: (303) 957-0635
Fax: (866) 316-4995
NNOHA is the largest group of safety-net oral health practitioners in the country, and our members all share a commitment to increasing access to quality oral health care for underserved populations. NNOHA is committed to providing the highest quality resources and support designed to meet the unique needs of our members and their programs.
