PPT-How Are We Doing in Behavioral Health?

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A Policy Potpourri New York Academy of Medicine NYAM Mental Health Session 02112016 Presenters Harold Alan Pincus MD Vice Chair Psychiatry ColumbiaDirector Quality

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A Policy Potpourri New York Academy of Medicine NYAM Mental Health Session 02112016 Presenters Harold Alan Pincus MD Vice Chair Psychiatry ColumbiaDirector Quality and Outcomes Research . Clinical Services. BAS Behavioral Health can help with a variety of concerns, such as depression, stress, anxiety, family or relationship . issues, . and substance abuse.. Toll-Free 24/7/365 Access to Licensed . Becky Hayes . Boober. , . PhD, Senior . Program Officer . Maine Health Access Foundation . Rick Ybarra, MA, Program Officer. Hogg Foundation for Mental Health. Collaborative Family Healthcare Association 16. Douglas Elwell, Deputy CEO for Finance and Strategy. Cook County Health and Hospitals System . June 22, 2017. Learning Objectives. Learn about the strategies the Cook County Health and Hospitals System (CCHHS) has undertaken to integrate behavioral health, including mental health and substance use services, into primary care settings. Operational resources task force. Bryan A. Dovichi, MA, . Chair. Rachel . Broudy. , MD. Auria. Chamberlain, MSW. Sheri Gibson, PhD. Allison Ilem, PhD, BCBA. Katherine Jones. Brenda King, . PsyD. Mary . Behavioral Health Competencies for the Whole Team. Thursday June 8, 2016. 8:30am-9:30 pm. Inviting humanness into healthcare. .. Eliciting. Responding. Sharing. Non-verbal empathy. Show of non-judgement. Nancy Lane, Ph.D. . Chief Executive Officer. Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership. MHC Conference. The Integration of Behavioral Health and Medical Health. April 3, 2014. . Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership . www.rmhcare.org The Evolution of Behavioral Health Services at Rocky Mountain PACE: Meeting the Growing Needs of Our Participants Sheri Gibson, Ph.D. Director of Behavioral Health Services NPA Boston Conference 2017 A Review of Behavioral Health Benefits in Newly Reformed Individual Marketplaces- Services and Drug Coverage Sponsored by Produced by Speaker: JANE HORVATH September 11, 2014 Section I A comparison of Behavioral Health Prevention and Early Intervention Mental Health Services Act Prevention and Early Intervention Component www.SBCounty.gov Erica Porteous Acting Program Manager November 20, 2014 Purpose of MHSA PEI Learning Objectives. Understand the role of mental and behavioral health professionals in relation to other healthcare providers. Understand the scope and causes of the current opioid epidemic in the United States.. Jami Snyder, Associate Commissioner. Texas Medicaid and CHIP Services Department. NAMD Fall Meeting. November 7, 2017. Texas Approach . Texas Medicaid maintains four distinct product lines and contracts with 20 MCOs that offer a full continuum of services, including behavioral health services. Page 1SAMHSA SAMHSA is working closely with its federal partners to ensure that behavioral health is consistently viewed and incorporated within the context of health promotion and health care deliver March 19, 2019. Governor’s Reception Room. MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. Robert R. Neall, Secretary. Barbara J. Bazron, Ph. D.. Deputy Secretary, Behavioral Health Administration. March 19, 2018. Behavioral Health Administration. A Business Opportunity for Employers. About the Health and Health Costs of Your Employees. 80% of employees with behavioral difficulties (~20% of employer covered lives) are seen and treated in the primary care sector (without access to behavioral specialists).

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