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SOR IV GPRA Facilitator Orientation Training

The OMNI SOR Treatment Evaluation Team is excited to host a SOR IV, Year I GPRA facilitator’s orientation on Thursday, October 10th, from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. ET. This training offers a valuable opportunity to convene in a collaborative community forum, learning and sharing insights. So, we're thrilled to have this opportunity to gather our OMNI, DBHDS, and CSB/Agency teams together to go over information about the GPRA, GPRA administration, and related work for Year 1 of the SOR IV fiscal year, which begins October 1st. In addition to our topics below, you will have an opportunity to ask questions of us and each other and share your successes and challenges from the past year.

 

You will need to register in advance to receive the link to our meeting.

 

Registration link:

https://omniorg.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtduysrjgjGdAUhdLhlMnAwRoOY7ouIzxJ

 

It’s important to note that the GPRA surveys will not be changing for the new fiscal year. Yet, we wanted to share some information with you all about the following:

  • SOR III Year 2 Overview

  • General Review of GPRA Information

  • Consent Form Updates

  • SOR III to SOR IV GPRA Client Transition Process

  • TA Resources & Communication

  • Upcoming GPRA trainings

 

If you have any questions, please reach out to OMNI at SORSupport@omni.org. See you at the GPRA Facilitator Orientation!

Earlier Event: January 21
Updated GPRA Launch
Later Event: November 14
OMNI’s SOR IV, Year 1 GPRA Facilitator Orientation Meeting

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