Trauma-informed care is an essential patient engagement framework to use with vulnerable or at-risk patient populations. Often, trauma and adverse childhood events (ACEs) contribute to the root causes of clinical and social comorbidities and interfere with attempts to support self-management. However, few provider organizations know how to design and implement an effective program. Providers can set patients up for long-term recovery with a model that centers programming on community input and provides expert-led and ongoing staff training.
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