Full Intake GPRA Training 1/31/2023

As you know, SAMHSA has released an updated version of the Intake and Follow-up GPRAs that will be used starting January 21st.

To begin orienting you to these changes, OMNI will hold a two-hour Full Intake GPRA Training on Tuesday, January 31st, 2023, from 11am-1pm ET. This training will most directly focus on providing a detailed overview of the full intake GPRA, as well as reviewing the components of the intake GPRA and providing tips for administering the survey. We will also review general information about the GPRA (including what it is and who should receive it) as well as existing TA resources.

Register in advance for the Full Intake GPRA Training on Tuesday, January 31st here: https://omni-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkcOqgqTIvE9U5097pyxo_IBb2lKwySIxJ

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Prior-recorded trainings available on our website are recommended for those needing a further information for completing Intake or Follow-up/Discharge GPRAs. You can find those existing trainings here.

In addition, OMNI will be hosting a full follow-up/discharge GPRA training in March. We will announce details of this training in a separate news post in the coming weeks.

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