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NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions available at http://www.allceus.com
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
This document discusses adolescent development and treatment approaches for substance use disorders. It covers cognitive development in early and late adolescence. It also outlines developmental tasks like developing independence from family, importance of peers, developing identity and self-esteem. The document provides guidance on screening, assessing and treating adolescents for substance use issues. It emphasizes the importance of a developmentally appropriate approach that involves family and addresses the unique needs of adolescents.
There are approximately 650,000-900,000 people living with HIV in the US, many of whom do not know they are infected. HIV is most easily transmitted through exposure to contaminated blood, and drug use can result in poor judgment and unprotected sex or needle sharing. Alcohol and drug use can interfere with HIV medications and damage the immune system. Addressing HIV requires a collaborative approach among medical, mental health, substance abuse, and social support professionals. Clinicians aim to help clients understand the need for behavior change and develop skills to sustain it.
Many patients wish to opt for dental financing. However, the traditional loans or lending options with high-interest rates make it unaffordable for the patients to receive the required dental care. Also, often for most patients, their healthcare insurance does not cover the entire cost of the dental treatment plans. So, patients can opt for Denefits payment plans, which are the best dental financing options for patients.
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Planning for long-term care either for you or a family member is a task most of us are reluctant to consider. Long-term care may be needed at any age, but the possibility of an individual requiring some form of long-term care increases as we age. It is very important to make decisions regarding long-term care in advance of your need.
This document discusses strategies for managing medical billing denials to increase revenue. It begins by noting that 20% of claims are typically denied, with 33% of denials never recovered, representing lost revenue. The rest of the document provides tips for improving billing workflows to prevent denials such as verifying patient eligibility upfront, using practice management software to automate tasks, tracking denial reasons, and celebrating milestones like reducing accounts receivable over 120 days. The overall message is that proactively managing denials can significantly recover revenue that would otherwise be lost.
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions available at http://www.allceus.com
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
This document discusses adolescent development and treatment approaches for substance use disorders. It covers cognitive development in early and late adolescence. It also outlines developmental tasks like developing independence from family, importance of peers, developing identity and self-esteem. The document provides guidance on screening, assessing and treating adolescents for substance use issues. It emphasizes the importance of a developmentally appropriate approach that involves family and addresses the unique needs of adolescents.
There are approximately 650,000-900,000 people living with HIV in the US, many of whom do not know they are infected. HIV is most easily transmitted through exposure to contaminated blood, and drug use can result in poor judgment and unprotected sex or needle sharing. Alcohol and drug use can interfere with HIV medications and damage the immune system. Addressing HIV requires a collaborative approach among medical, mental health, substance abuse, and social support professionals. Clinicians aim to help clients understand the need for behavior change and develop skills to sustain it.
Many patients wish to opt for dental financing. However, the traditional loans or lending options with high-interest rates make it unaffordable for the patients to receive the required dental care. Also, often for most patients, their healthcare insurance does not cover the entire cost of the dental treatment plans. So, patients can opt for Denefits payment plans, which are the best dental financing options for patients.
Use Denefits to finance your patients who are denied Lasik surgery financing by traditional lenders. With Denefits, you have the liberty to fix the plan term and interest rate as per the convenience
Planning for long-term care either for you or a family member is a task most of us are reluctant to consider. Long-term care may be needed at any age, but the possibility of an individual requiring some form of long-term care increases as we age. It is very important to make decisions regarding long-term care in advance of your need.
This document discusses strategies for managing medical billing denials to increase revenue. It begins by noting that 20% of claims are typically denied, with 33% of denials never recovered, representing lost revenue. The rest of the document provides tips for improving billing workflows to prevent denials such as verifying patient eligibility upfront, using practice management software to automate tasks, tracking denial reasons, and celebrating milestones like reducing accounts receivable over 120 days. The overall message is that proactively managing denials can significantly recover revenue that would otherwise be lost.
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
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NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
- Approximately 650,000 to 900,000 people in the US are living with HIV, many unaware of their infection status. HIV is most easily transmitted through exposure to contaminated blood, especially through needle sharing and unprotected sex while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- Substance use can interfere with HIV medication effectiveness and damage the immune system, worsening health outcomes. A multidisciplinary approach is needed to effectively address both substance abuse and HIV.
- HIV testing and counseling helps people understand their risks, make behavioral changes to reduce transmission, and seek medical care if infected. However, some myths persist about transmission and many people engage in high risk behaviors.
"Secrets to Home Health Agency Success"C Sam Smith
Axxess Home Care Evangelist C. Sam Smith shares cultural ideas which position agencies to become agile and successful in today's rapidly changing healthcare environment. For information about the US' fastest growing home health software, go to: http://axxessweb.com
The document discusses launching a new small business. It outlines objectives like discussing starting a business in the current economic environment and the importance of a business plan. The document explains the key components of an effective business plan, including the product/service plan, marketing plan, management and organization plan, and financial plan. It also provides resources available to help launch a new small business.
1) The document discusses treatment planning, including identifying problems, establishing goals, deciding on treatment methods, and evaluating progress.
2) It covers assessing a client's learning style and tailoring interventions accordingly, with a focus on cognitive, conceptual, and affective learning processes.
3) Developing an individualized treatment plan involves prioritizing problems, setting measurable goals and objectives, and choosing evidence-based interventions.
The document discusses launching a new small business. It outlines that while economic challenges remain, opportunities also exist for starting a business now like cheaper rent and resources. A business plan is important to reduce risks, clarify vision, and communicate with others. Key components of a business plan include products/services, marketing, management/organization, and financial plans. The document provides details on what to include in each component and concludes by listing resources available to help launch a new small business.
Review best practices for working with persons with addictions and mental health issues. NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
GCG Financial is a premier financial services firm offering a wide range of financial products and services to both individual and corporate clients. They have over 30,000 individual clients and 4,000 corporate clients nationwide. GCG experts provide services such as employee benefits, retirement plans, insurance, financial planning, and investment strategies to help clients achieve their financial goals.
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, investment strategies, and more tailored to a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience and research insights, as well as tools, services, and opportunities through McAdam's network and partnerships with Charles Schwab and Purshe Kaplan Sterling.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, products, lifestyle, family needs, and retirement based on a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience, research insights, and advanced planning tools to provide clarity and control over their financial future.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, products, lifestyle, family needs, and retirement based on a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience, research insights, and advanced planning tools to provide clarity and control over their financial future.
Tech-Enabled Managed Services: Not Your Average OutsourcingHealth Catalyst
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SEEDS Consulting is an insurance recruiting firm that was founded in 2002 to provide qualified candidates and serve as a partner to both employers and employees. They specialize in insurance and have a 95% placement rate for one year or more. They find most of their candidates through networking and maintain long term relationships. Their comprehensive screening process ensures candidates are qualified, a good personality and cultural fit, and have passed background and reference checks. They serve various insurance clients and place candidates in a wide range of insurance positions using their industry knowledge and network of connections.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to their personal and financial lives. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates financial, personal, and professional planning. It provides tailored advice, resources, and reporting to help clients make informed decisions at each career stage. McAdam has a large network of advisors across multiple offices to deliver integrated services for each life stage.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, products, lifestyle, family needs, and retirement based on a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience, research insights, and tools to provide clarity and control over their financial future.
This document discusses dementia case management. It begins by outlining the objectives of reviewing dementia symptoms, differentiating dementia from normal aging, examining types of dementia, identifying causes and preventative factors, and exploring needs of people with dementia and their caregivers. It then provides extensive details on dementia symptoms, types, causes, progression, prevention strategies, and the roles of a multidisciplinary care team.
This document discusses different types of anger such as irritation, resentment, envy, and guilt. It explores the function of anger as a response to threats and identifies common threat themes. Different activities are provided to help identify triggers of anger and the threats underlying resentment, envy, guilt, and regret in order to address them in a way that promotes well-being. Forgiveness is presented as a means of letting go of anger and reclaiming one's power.
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
Case management involves several core functions including assessment, planning, linkage, monitoring, and advocacy. It enhances the scope and effectiveness of addiction treatment by supporting clients' movement through the recovery continuum. Case managers act as a single point of contact for clients' multiple needs, advocate for clients, and assist with issues outside the direct scope of substance abuse treatment. The document discusses different models of case management and their key features, as well as the importance of evaluation and quality improvement for case management programs.
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
- Approximately 650,000 to 900,000 people in the US are living with HIV, many unaware of their infection status. HIV is most easily transmitted through exposure to contaminated blood, especially through needle sharing and unprotected sex while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- Substance use can interfere with HIV medication effectiveness and damage the immune system, worsening health outcomes. A multidisciplinary approach is needed to effectively address both substance abuse and HIV.
- HIV testing and counseling helps people understand their risks, make behavioral changes to reduce transmission, and seek medical care if infected. However, some myths persist about transmission and many people engage in high risk behaviors.
"Secrets to Home Health Agency Success"C Sam Smith
Axxess Home Care Evangelist C. Sam Smith shares cultural ideas which position agencies to become agile and successful in today's rapidly changing healthcare environment. For information about the US' fastest growing home health software, go to: http://axxessweb.com
The document discusses launching a new small business. It outlines objectives like discussing starting a business in the current economic environment and the importance of a business plan. The document explains the key components of an effective business plan, including the product/service plan, marketing plan, management and organization plan, and financial plan. It also provides resources available to help launch a new small business.
1) The document discusses treatment planning, including identifying problems, establishing goals, deciding on treatment methods, and evaluating progress.
2) It covers assessing a client's learning style and tailoring interventions accordingly, with a focus on cognitive, conceptual, and affective learning processes.
3) Developing an individualized treatment plan involves prioritizing problems, setting measurable goals and objectives, and choosing evidence-based interventions.
The document discusses launching a new small business. It outlines that while economic challenges remain, opportunities also exist for starting a business now like cheaper rent and resources. A business plan is important to reduce risks, clarify vision, and communicate with others. Key components of a business plan include products/services, marketing, management/organization, and financial plans. The document provides details on what to include in each component and concludes by listing resources available to help launch a new small business.
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GCG Financial is a premier financial services firm offering a wide range of financial products and services to both individual and corporate clients. They have over 30,000 individual clients and 4,000 corporate clients nationwide. GCG experts provide services such as employee benefits, retirement plans, insurance, financial planning, and investment strategies to help clients achieve their financial goals.
NBCC, NAADAC, CAADAC, and California Board of Behavioral Sciences approved Mental Health continuing education and addictions counselor training series. Narrated versions and CEUs available at http://www.allceus.com
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, investment strategies, and more tailored to a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience and research insights, as well as tools, services, and opportunities through McAdam's network and partnerships with Charles Schwab and Purshe Kaplan Sterling.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, products, lifestyle, family needs, and retirement based on a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience, research insights, and advanced planning tools to provide clarity and control over their financial future.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, products, lifestyle, family needs, and retirement based on a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience, research insights, and advanced planning tools to provide clarity and control over their financial future.
Tech-Enabled Managed Services: Not Your Average OutsourcingHealth Catalyst
The document discusses tech-enabled managed services (TEMS) as an alternative to traditional outsourcing. TEMS aims to reduce costs for health systems while maintaining performance, employees, and culture. It achieves this through specialized partnering, alleviating financial pressures, and ensuring dependable performance using a combination of people, processes, technology, and data. TEMS rebadges existing employees and takes on open positions to prevent workforce reductions. It also maintains existing processes while implementing new technology. This model is said to create wins for Health Catalyst through new employees, the health system through reduced costs and governed performance, and employees through continued work and an improved experience.
SEEDS Consulting is an insurance recruiting firm that was founded in 2002 to provide qualified candidates and serve as a partner to both employers and employees. They specialize in insurance and have a 95% placement rate for one year or more. They find most of their candidates through networking and maintain long term relationships. Their comprehensive screening process ensures candidates are qualified, a good personality and cultural fit, and have passed background and reference checks. They serve various insurance clients and place candidates in a wide range of insurance positions using their industry knowledge and network of connections.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to their personal and financial lives. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates financial, personal, and professional planning. It provides tailored advice, resources, and reporting to help clients make informed decisions at each career stage. McAdam has a large network of advisors across multiple offices to deliver integrated services for each life stage.
McAdam offers a "Financially Advanced" advisory model that focuses on a client's profession in addition to personal and financial factors. They believe a person's profession is the greatest influence on their finances. Their model integrates career trajectories, benefits, products, lifestyle, family needs, and retirement based on a client's specific profession. Clients get access to advisors with industry experience, research insights, and tools to provide clarity and control over their financial future.
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This document discusses different types of anger such as irritation, resentment, envy, and guilt. It explores the function of anger as a response to threats and identifies common threat themes. Different activities are provided to help identify triggers of anger and the threats underlying resentment, envy, guilt, and regret in order to address them in a way that promotes well-being. Forgiveness is presented as a means of letting go of anger and reclaiming one's power.
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Tip 46 Administrative Issues In IOP
1. Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes, PhD, LMHC, CRC, NCC
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2. Strategic planning
Conducting a community needs assessment
Identifying program strengths
Clarifying program mission
Developing and evaluating goals
Identifying strategies to attain goals
Communities that Care Planning System
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3. People who have knowledge of or experience
with SA
Representatives from the:
local community
client population
program’s referral sources
Gender, racial, cultural diversity
People with expertise in:
state and local politics
insurance & managed care
financial management
legal matters
nonprofits and foundations
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4. Mission statement and philosophy
Client care
screening, assessment, treatment and discharge planning
Recordkeeping
security of clients’ records
Organizational structure
governance committees and staff positions
Personnel
hiring, evaluating, terminating
Structure and staffing
Clients’ rights and the program’s grievance process
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5. Comprehensive Accreditation Manual for
Behavioral Health Care (CAMBHC)
Client-Focused Functions
Ethics, Rights, and Responsibilities (RI)
Provision of Care, Treatment, and Services (PC)
Medication Management (MM)
Surveillance, Prevention, and Control of Infection (IC)
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6. Organization Functions
Improving Organization Performance (PI)
Leadership (LD)
Management of the Environment of Care (EC)
Life Safety (LS)
Management of Human Resources (HR)
Management of Information (IM)
Opioid Treatment Programs (OTP)
Foster Care (FC)
Performance Measurement and the ORYX
Initiative
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7. Core values and mission
Input from persons served and stakeholders
Individual-centered
planning, design, service delivery
Organizational leadership
Information management and performance
management
Fiscal management
risk management
Human resources
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8. Communication
Accessibility
Health, safety, transportation
Information analysis and outcomes
management
Rights of the persons served
Program structure and staffing
Screening and access to services
Transition/recovery support services
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9. Pharmacotherapy
Seclusion and restraint
Records of the persons served
Quality Improvement
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10. FloridaRules Common Licensing Standards
Standards for IOP
Core services provided at least each 9
hours/week
Individual, group, family counseling
Psychiatric services
Substance abuse education
Relapse prevention skills
Life skills
Vocational Rehabilitation
Referral to wrap-around services
No more than 50 clients
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11. Managed care companies
Vocational Rehabilitation & Employers
Mental health treatment providers
Employee assistance programs (EAPs)
Schools
Hospitals
Welfare agencies
Criminal justice agencies
Religious leaders
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12. Food banks
Recreational facilities and programs
Credit Counseling
Adult education
Parent training
Housing resources
Childcare providers
Self-help groups
Legal assistance
Transportation
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13. Eliminate non-core services
Non-self-supporting after 6 months
Evaluatestaffing and consolidate positions
Reduce paperwork
Implement time-saving EMR
Automate repetitive activities
Record and rebroadcast orientation
Team with other agencies
Increase buying power
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14. Recruitinterns and volunteers
Write AmeriCorps and other grants
Work with programs that refurbish computers
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15. Cultivate relationships with the money
people
Invite officials and funders to program
functions
Humanize the client population
To funders and community-at-large
Website updates
Program achievements
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16. Lack of experienced staff
High demand for counselors
Low pay, long hours
Stressful job
Administrative demands
Limited community resources
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17. Experienced clinician?
Program’s modality
With client population
Clinician understand co-occurring disorders?
Skills ability to perform all functions
effectively?
Assessment
Integrated summary
Treatment planning
Referral
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18. Staff interview candidates
Before clinical director
Candidates role-play counseling session
Clinical director interviews
Candidates recommended by staff
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19. New staff sign statement supporting:
Addiction
biopsychosocial
spiritual disorder
multidisciplinary approaches
medication
Recovery is possible
Recovery support groups
vital role in treatment and recovery
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20. Professional standards and reporting
requirements
Supervision and peer assessments
Gain insights into deficiencies
Current on addiction research and trends
Involvement in professional organizations
Respect for clients’ diverse backgrounds
Recognition of personal bias
Effect on treatment
Understanding of personal recovery
Effect on treatment provision
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21. Capacity to conduct self-evaluation
Participation in regular continuing education
Emotional maturity
Adaptability
Creativity
Ability to relate effectively
Confront and resolve
Internal personal difficulties
Willingness to learn about and understand
Diverse backgrounds
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22. Current screening and assessment instruments
Cultural diversity
Information gathering and client assessment
Symptoms of intoxication, withdrawal, toxicity
Psychoactive substances
Physical, pharmacological, psychological
implications of substance abuse
Mental status assessment criteria
Treatment matching and placement criteria
Confidentiality requirements
Theories about how behavior changes
Assessing clients’ readiness for change
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23. Communicate
Clients and their significant others
Define and prioritize needs
Treatment modalities and community resources
Individualized treatment plans with clients
Establish a SPOC
Marshall community resources
Advocate for the client
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24. Engage clients and establish rapport
Recognize intervention effectiveness
Integrate therapy with real-time events
Recognize when to seek consultation or refer
Educate about addiction and recovery
Help clients build and practice recovery skills
Encourage strong sober support system
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25. Conflicts of interest
Staff-client relationships
Grievance procedures
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27. Core clinical staff
Clinical management
Case managers and clinical supervisors
Specializedservices
Administrative and support staff
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28. Medical services
Counseling
Case management
Family services
Social services
Psychological services
Psychiatric services
Liaison with criminal justice, child welfare
and other agencies
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30. Policy on length of time in recovery
Written job requirement specifying staff
abstinence
ADA protects against discrimination in
employment
Staff Relapse
Legal vs. illegal drugs
Incentives for relapsing employees to seek treatment
job modifications, temporary transfers, etc.
Duration of abstinence before returning to work
and/or client services
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31. Staffto client ratio 1:8-1:15
Considerations
State regulations
Funder regulations
Types of care provided
Linkages to wrap-around services
Realistic workload
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32. General staff meetings
Weekly
Address staff concerns
Provide training
Allow for case reviews
Crisis meetings
Sentinel events
Client crisis
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33. Program performance/Utilization review
Policymaking
Competitive status
Finances
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34. Essentialstep-down component
Management involves outreach, advocacy,
planning, supervision
Community partnerships
Referrals and distribute workload
Motivate and engage their staff through
bottom-up management
Regularly assessed
Cost-effectiveness and meeting patients’ needs
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Editor's Notes
Strategic planningConducting a community needs assessment Identifying program strengths Clarifying program mission Developing and evaluating goals Identifying strategies to attain goalsCommunities that Care Planning System https://preventionplatform.samhsa.gov/
People who have knowledge of or experience with SARepresentatives from the: local communityclient populationprogram’s referral sources Gender, racial, cultural diversityPeople with expertise in: state and local politicsinsurance & managed carefinancial managementlegal mattersnonprofits and foundations
Program mission statement and philosophy Client care (screening, assessment, and treatment and discharge planning) Recordkeeping (security of clients’ records) Organizational structure (governance committees and staff positions) Personnel (procedures for hiring, evaluating, and termination) Program structure and staffing Clients’ rights and the program’s grievance process
Comprehensive Accreditation Manual for Behavioral Health Care (CAMBHC)Section 1: Client-Focused Functions Ethics, Rights, and Responsibilities (RI) Provision of Care, Treatment, and Services (PC) Medication Management (MM) Surveillance, Prevention, and Control of Infection (IC)
Organization Functions Improving Organization Performance (PI) Leadership (LD) Management of the Environment of Care (EC) Life Safety (LS) Management of Human Resources (HR) Management of Information (IM) Opioid Treatment Programs (OTP) Foster Care (FC) Performance Measurement and the ORYX Initiative
Core values and missionInput from the persons served and other stakeholdersIndividual-centered planning, design and delivery of services Organizational leadership Information management and performance management Fiscal management (including risk management) Human resources
Communication Accessibility Health, safety and transportationInformation analysis and outcomes management Rights of the persons served Program structure and staffing Screening and access to services Transition/recovery support services …
Pharmacotherapy (if applicable) Seclusion and restraint (if applicable) Records of the persons served Quality Improvement
Florida Rules Common Licensing Standards https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/View_notice.asp?id=2149246 Standards for IOP https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/View_notice.asp?id=3418685 Core services provided at least each 9 hours/weekIndividual, group and family counselingPsychiatric servicesSubstance abuse educationRelapse prevention skillsLife skillsVocational RehabilitationReferral to wrap-around servicesNo more than 50 clients
Managed care companies Vocational Rehabilitation & Employers Mental health treatment providers Employee assistance programs (EAPs) Schools Hospitals Welfare agencies Criminal justice agencies Religious leaders
Eliminate non-core services that are non-self-supporting after 6 monthsEvaluate staffing and consolidate positionsReduce paperworkImplement time-saving EMRAutomate repetitive activities (record and rebroadcast orientation)Team with other agencies to increase buying power…
Recruit interns and volunteersWrite AmeriCorps and other grantsWork with programs that refurbish computers
Cultivate relationships with the money peopleInvite officials and funders to program functions (i.e. graduations) with appropriate releasesHumanize the client population to funders and the community at largeKeep website updated about program achievements
Lack of experienced staffHigh demand for counselorsLow pay, long hoursStressful jobAdministrative demandsLimited community resources
Does the clinician have experience In the programs modalityWith the client populationDoes the clinician understand co-occurring disordersDo skills suggest ability to perform all functions effectivelyAssessmentIntegrated summaryTreatment planningReferral
Program staff interview candidates before the clinical directorCandidates role-play a counseling session with staffClinical director interviews candidates recommended by staff
New staff should sign a statement that they will support the concepts that:Addiction is a biopsychosocial and spiritual disorder best treated by multidisciplinary approaches which may include medicationRecovery is possibleRecovery support groups play a vital role in treatment and recovery
Familiarity with professional standards and reporting requirementsWillingness to use supervision and peer assessments to gain insights into deficiencies Awareness of current addiction research and trends Involvement in professional organizations Respect for clients from diverse backgrounds Recognition of the effect that personal bias toward other cultures and lifestyles can have on treatment Understanding of personal recovery and its effect on the provision of treatment …
Capacity to conduct self-evaluation Participation in regular continuing educationEmotional maturityAdaptabilityCreativityAbility to relate effectively with othersCapacity to confront and resolve internal personal difficultiesWillingness to learn about and understand people with different backgrounds
Use of current screening and assessment instruments Effect of cultural diversity on information gathering and client assessment Symptoms of intoxication, withdrawal and toxicity for psychoactive substances Physical, pharmacological and psychological implications of substance abuse Mental status assessment criteria Treatment matching and placement criteriaConfidentiality requirements Theories about how behavior changes Assessing clients’ readiness for changes
Communicate with clients and their significant others Work with clients to define and prioritize needs Understand available treatment modalities and community resources Develop individualized treatment plans with clientsEstablish a SPOCMarshall community resourcesAdvocate for the client
Engage clients and establish rapportRecognize intervention effectivenessIntegrate therapy with real-time eventsRecognize when to seek consultation or referEducate clients and their families about addiction and recoveryHelp clients build and practice recovery skillsEncourage clients to develop a strong sober support system
Conflicts of interestStaff-client relationshipsGrievance procedures
Staff supervision
Core clinical staffClinical management (case managers and clinical supervisors)Specialized servicesAdministrative and support staff
Direct and Indirect Program CapabilitiesMedical services Counseling Case management Family services Social services Psychological services Psychiatric services Liaison with criminal justice, child welfare and other agencies…
Vocational rehabilitation Recreational therapy Art, music and dance therapy Nutrition counseling HIV/AIDS counseling Spiritual counseling Literacy instruction General equivalency diploma preparation
Policy on how long a client needs to be in recoveryWritten job requirement specifying staff abstinenceADA protects against discrimination in employmentStaff RelapseLegal vs. illegal drugsIncentives for relapsing employees to seek treatment (job modifications, temporary transfers etc.)Duration of abstinence before returning to work and/or client services
Staff to client ratio 1:8-1:15ConsiderationsState regulationsFunder regulationsTypes of care providedLinkages to wrap-around servicesRealistic workload
General staff meetings WeeklyAddress staff concernsProvide trainingAllow for case reviewsCrisis meetingsSentinel eventsClient crisis
Program performance/Utilization reviewPolicymakingCompetitive statusFinances
IOP is an essential step-down component.IOP management involves outreach, advocacy, planning and supervision.Through community partnerships, IOP programs can receive referrals and distribute workload.IOP administrators can motivate and engage their staff through bottom-up management.IOP programs should regularly be assessed for their cost-effectiveness and improved to meet patient needs.