CBHW Summit: Opening Panel Discussion

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CBHW Summit: Opening Panel Discussion

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Nov 26, 2019

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To kick things off, EMM's own Don Stader hosts the distinguished panel composed of: Michelle Barnes, MBA, Executive Director, Colorado Department of Human Services; Michael LaFarr, PsyD, Executive Director, Health & Counseling Center, University of Denver; and Carl Clark, MD, President & Chief Executive Officer, Mental Health Center of Denver.

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Nov 26, 2019

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