Certificate

Integrated Care Approaches to Veteran Oral Health

We’re proud to offer a Certificate in Integrated Care Approaches to Veteran Oral Health.

Beginning in June 2023, AIDPH hosted the Veteran Oral Health Action Collaborative (VOHAC) which featured monthly sessions with clinical professionals, community representatives, and advocates. After the didactic presentations, participants engaged in community problem solving through case study discussions. These sessions emphasized care integration, value-based designs, and solutions for veteran oral health, guided by experts from various fields.

While the Veteran Oral Health Action Collaborative has concluded, the journey toward excellence in integrated care approaches to veteran oral health continues. The sessions are offered in this course asynchronously so that veteran oral health stakeholders can pursue a Certificate in Integrated Care Approaches to Veteran Oral Health at their own pace.

On-Demand Video Lessons

Engage with our VOHAC sessions at your own pace through our flexible, on-demand format. Once enrolled, you can complete the program whenever it fits your schedule.

Continuing Education

Oral health professionals can earn up to seven ADA CERP continuing education credits by completing each video session.

Competency Assessments

After each session, demonstrate your understanding by completing a brief assessment. A 100% score is required to pass, and you can retake as needed.

Certificate
Opportunities

Receive your certificate upon successfully completing all seven assessments. Organizations with two or more employees who earn a certificate can also be recognized with a special group certificate.

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About AIDPH

The American Institute of Dental Public Health (AIDPH) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization committed to transforming dental public health through collaboration, connection, and community. Serving as a catalyst for change, we advocate for a justice-oriented oral health system that prioritizes equity and inclusion in our core focus areas: veterans, LGBTQIA+, rural, and disability communities. We empower communities to advance oral health through research, education, and advocacy. To learn more, visit aidph.org.