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From page 483...
... , 160 168 Administration for Children, Youth, and Amphetamine dependence, knowledge gaps Families, 13­14, 17­18, 174­180, in treatment for, 153 374­375, 377­378 Analysis of evidence Administrative datasets, 155­159 organizations and initiatives conducting Advance directives, 119­120 systematic evidence reviews in Advances in care and treatment, 32­34 M/SU health care, 163­166 Agency for Healthcare Research and strengthening and coordinating Quality (AHRQ) , 13­14, 17­18, 22­ mechanisms for, 161­167 23, 110, 155, 161, 176­180, 268, Annapolis Coalition on Behavioral Health 358, 374­375, 377­378, 383 Workforce Education, 300 Evidence-based Practice Centers, 164 Anticipation Evidence Report/Technology of comorbidity, and formal Assessment, 71 determination to treat or refer, 235­ Integrated Delivery Systems Research 236 Network, 359­360 of needs, 9, 78 User Liaison Program, 176­177 483
From page 484...
... , 272 knowledge gaps in treatment, care Behavioral health information management, delivery, and quality improvement, and the NHII, nationwide summit 351­355 on, 273­274 marketplace incentives leveraging Benefits and risks of different treatment, needed, 325­349 providing information about, 117 review of actions needed for quality Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS) , 160 improvement at all levels of the Budgeted systems of care, 343 health care system, 360­388 strategies for filling knowledge gaps, C 355­360 summary, 350­351 Campbell Collaboration, 165 Changes in MH/SA service delivery in the Care coordination and related practices VHA, 436­437 defined, 211­214 Child welfare services, 226­227 care coordination, 213 increased burden on, 41­44 care integration, 213 Childhood conditions, gaps in knowledge collaboration, 212­213 about therapies for high-prevalence, communication, 212 352­353 integrated treatment, 213­214 Chronic Care Model, 83, 121­122, 241­ Care delivery 242, 306 gaps in knowledge about effective, 353­ Clinical integration, 213 355 Clinically active (CA)
From page 485...
... program, 476­477 summary, 108 outcome measures, 477 Collaboration, 212­213 process measures, 476­477 and coordination in policy making and program participation, 476­477 programming, 245­247 Competencies in discipline-specific and core defined, 212­213 knowledge effective communication, 212 Addiction Counseling Competencies: New Mexico's Behavioral Health The Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes Collaborative, a case study in policy of Professional Practice, 299 coordination, 247 Annapolis Coalition on Behavioral with other agencies, 439­440 Health Workforce Education, 300 recommendations concerning, 16­17, evaluating, 95­96 248­249, 282, 363, 367, 370­371, interdisciplinary project to improve 374, 379­380, 385 health professional education in shared decision making, 212 substance abuse, 299­300 a shared understanding of goals and little assurance of, 298­300 roles, 212 Competition for enrollees, 339­341 Collaborative public- and private-sector Conceptual framework for decision-making efforts, establishing, 190­191 capacity, 93­96 Collection of outcome data from patients, ability to understand, appreciate, reason, 159­160 and communicate preferences, 93­95
From page 486...
... Ann. difficulties in information sharing, 232­ § 122C-55, 418­422 233 relationship between federal and state failed coordination of care for co privacy laws, 407­409 occurring conditions, 214­218 state laws governing mental health numerous, disconnected care delivery records, 409­411 arrangements, 218­232 state laws governing the confidentiality recommendations concerning, 17, 248­ of substance abuse records, 411 250, 364, 368 state medical records confidentiality structures and processes for laws, 409 collaboration that can promote Consumer decision making in coordinated care, 233­247 organizational policies and practices, summary, 210­211 110­114 Cost to the nation, 38­41 continuing education, 111 decreased achievement by children in leadership and policy practices, 110­111 school, 39­41 tolerance for "bad" decisions, 111­114 decreased productivity in the workplace, Consumer role 39 in health care for mental/substance-use Council on Graduate Medical Education conditions, 61 (COGME)
From page 487...
... , 13­14, 177­180, 211n, terminologies, 266 377­378 Davies Award, The, 274 recommendations for, 14­15, 17­18, Decade of Health Information Technology: 370, 374­375, 378­380 Delivering Consumer-centric and Department of Justice, 13­14, 161, 164­ Information-rich Health Care, 263 165, 177­180, 377­378 Decision Support 2000+, 270­271 Department of Labor, 88
From page 488...
... , 37 170 Disconnected care delivery arrangements, National Institutes of Health, 172 218­232 professional associations, 173 frequent need for individuals with severe recommendations concerning, 13­14, mental illnesses to receive care 177­180, 377­378 through a separate public-sector Substance Abuse and Mental Health delivery system, 223­224 Services Administration, 171­172 involvement of non-health care sectors underused sources of communication in M/SU health care, 224­232 and influence, 173­177 separation of health services for M/SU Veterans Health Administration, 172­ conditions from each other, 222­223 173 separation of M/SU health care from Diversity of providers, in health care for general health care, 219­222 mental/substance-use conditions, 10, unclear accountability for coordination, 68­69 231­232 Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans Discrimination by health care providers, (DCHV) program, 475­476 gaps in knowledge about preventing outcome measures, 476 unintentional, 354 patient characteristics, 475 Discrimination impeding patient-centered process measures, 475­476 care, 79­92 program participation, 476 adverse effects on patients' ability to program structure, 475 manage their care and achieve Drug Evaluation Network System (DENS)
From page 489...
... (ECHO) Survey, 160 study, 101­103 External providers, formal agreements with, EQUIP project, 261 239­240 Equitable health care, 8, 57 Equity for minorities, 453­454 Evidence F different types of, 2, 184 improving the production of, 151­ Faculty development 167 inadequacy of, 303 Evidence base and quality improvement recommendations concerning, 21, 318, infrastructure, 140­209 383 applying quality improvement methods Failed coordination of care for co-occurring at the locus of care, 193­194 conditions, 214­218 better dissemination of the evidence, co-occurring mental, substance-use, and 169­180 general health problems and illnesses, improving diagnosis and assessment, 214­217 167­169 failure to detect, treat, and collaborate improving the production of evidence, in the care of co-occurring illnesses, 151­167 217­218
From page 490...
... , 331 Federal policy makers, recommendations H for, 377­383 HCPCS codes, 178 Federal privacy law, 407­409 Felony drug conviction, potential lifetime Health care ban on receipt of food stamps or anticipation of needs, 58 based on continuous healing welfare for, 91­92 Female veterans, 454 relationships, 58 Financing, 279 Health Care for Homeless Veterans (HCHV) program, 475­476 continuing education, 307­308 methods for mental health/substance-use outcome measures, 476 care, 326 patient characteristics, 475 process measures, 475­476 of M/SU health care research, recommendations for, 387­388 program participation, 476 recommendations for health care, 22, program structure, 475 Health care for mental/substance-use 344, 372, 375 Flexibility, in professional roles, 242 conditions, 59­70 Food Stamp Program, 91 consumer role, 61 diagnostic methods, 64­65 Formal agreements, with external providers, 239­240 differences between general health care Framework for improving quality, 56­76 and health care for mental and substance-use conditions, 62­64 aims and rules for redesigning health care, 57­59 differences in the marketplace, 69­70 applying the Quality Chasm approach to greater diversity of types of providers, 68­69 health care for mental and substance use conditions, 70­72 greater separation from other distinctive characteristics of health care components of the health care system, 59­61 for mental/substance-use conditions, 59­70 information sharing and technology, 68 summary, 56­57 integrating into the NHII, 279­283 mode of clinician practice, 65­66 Front-line experience, 425, 454­456 need to navigate a greater number of care delivery arrangements, 66­67 G quality measurement infrastructure, 67­ 68 Gaps in knowledge, 355 solving the problems of, xi General medical/primary care providers, Health care organizations, 13­14, 177­180, 293­294 377­378 Global Appraisal of Individual Needs Health care provider and organization (GAIN)
From page 491...
... , 268, 299 information infrastructure initiatives for Healthplan Employer Data and Information health care for M/SU conditions, Set (HEDIS) , 155, 183­184, 186­ 270­275 187, 221, 271 private-sector initiatives, 274 High quality health care, six aims of, 57 SAMHSA initiatives, 270­274 Higher Education Act, 90 unique characteristics of M/SU services High-prevalence childhood conditions, gaps with implications for the NHII, 274 in knowledge about therapies for, Innovations 352­353 key factors associated with successful High-risk populations, 17 adoption of, 170 NIATx, 195 within psychiatry, 167 I Inpatients care measures for, 480­481 ICD-9 procedure codes, 155, 157­158 improvement after discharge, 482 Illness self-management practices and satisfaction measures, 481 programs specialized (residential)
From page 492...
... , psychotic illnesses, 153 157, 244 relative effectiveness of different Jost, Timothy Stoltzfus, 405­422 treatments, 153 Justice systems, 227­230 shortcomings in public policy, 355 Juvenile justice system, 42, 229­230 therapies for children and older adults, 152 K therapies for other population subgroups, 153 Keeping Patients Safe: Transforming the treatment of multiple conditions, 152 Work Environment of Nurses, 307 Knowledge representation, 266 Knowledge about effective care delivery coercion into treatment, 354 demonstrations of illness self- L management programs, 355 Leadership, 242­243 gaps in, 353­355 and policy practices, 110­111 potential modification of certain public Leadership by Example: Coordinating policies, 354 Government Roles in Improving preventing unintentional discrimination Health Care Quality, 245, 250 by health care providers, 354 Linkage of the VA with the Department of providing patient-centered care, 353­354 Defense (DoD) and other mental understanding decisional capacity among health, medical, and social service people with substance-use illnesses, systems, 424, 437­440 354 collaborative relationships with other Knowledge about effective treatments agencies, 439­440 gaps in, 351­353 criminal justice involvement, 439 medication treatments for certain cross MH/SA system use, 437­438 substance dependencies, 352
From page 493...
... , 67, 220, 222, 243­244, conceptualizing the aspects of care to be 327­328, 332­335 measured, 182­185 Management authority, to implement a ensuring calculation and submission of health care intervention, 359 the performance measures, 186­187 Marijuana dependence, knowledge gaps in maintaining the effectiveness of treatment for, 153 performance measures and measure Market and policy structures sets and policies, 188­189 budgeted systems of care, 343 necessary components of a quality, 181­ direct public purchase of behavioral 189 carve-out services in Medicaid, 341­ pilot testing the performance measure 342 specifications, 186 effects on quality, 339­343 translating quality-of-care measurement private payer direct procurement of concepts into performance measure carve-out services, 342 specifications, 185­186 quality distortions in the purchase of Medicaid, 69, 330, 332 health plan services through traditional programs, 342 competition for enrollees, 339­341 Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, 330 traditional Medicaid programs, 342 Medicare, 88n, 90, 159 Marketplace for mental and substance-use Medication, xii health care, 1, 326­329 errors, 36n, 148­149 dominance of government purchasing, treatments for certain substance 326­327 dependencies, gaps in knowledge about, 352
From page 494...
... Ann. management in the VA, 424­425, § 122C-55, 418­422 440­446 relationship between federal and state experience with performance evaluation privacy law, 407­409 in the Department of Veterans state laws governing mental health Affairs, 423­482 records, 409­411 front-line experience, 425, 454­456 state laws governing the confidentiality introduction to the Department of of substance abuse records, 411 Veterans Affairs in American mental state medical records confidentiality health care, 426­427 laws, 409 linkage of the VA with the Department Mental health care of Defense and other mental health, discrimination in health insurance medical, and social service systems, coverage of, 88­89 424, 437­440 introduction to the Department of performance measures used by the Veterans Affairs in, 426­427 Northeast Program Evaluation Mental Health Corporations of America, 274 Center in the evaluation and Mental health intensive case management monitoring of VA mental health (MHICM)
From page 495...
... , 226 (NHII) benefiting persons with National Survey on Drug Use and Health, mental and substance-use conditions, 145 259­285 National Treatment Plan Initiative, 87 activities under way to build a national Nationwide summit on behavioral health health information infrastructure, information management, and the 262­268 NHII, 273­274
From page 496...
... Ann. § 122C 55, 418­422 researchers and stakeholders, 23, 358, Number of Americans annually receiving 388 Pastoral counseling, 296 care, 30­32 Nursing education, paucity of content on Patient activation, 83­84 substance-use care in, 302 Patient as the source of control, 78 Patient characteristics, 475, 477­478 Patient decision making, 12 O preserving in coerced treatment, 124 Patient Health Questionnaire, 235 Office of Minority Health, 13­14, 177­180, Patient information, exchanging across 377­378 health care settings, a secure Office of the National Coordinator of interoperable platform for, 267­ Health Information Technology 268 (ONCHIT)
From page 497...
... , 479 knowledge gaps in treatment for, 152
From page 498...
... , 477­478 INitiative on Substance abuse Practices of purchasers, quality oversight TRaining and Education for AMerica organizations, and public policy Project MATCH Form 90, 160 leaders, 243­247 Proxy directives, psychiatric, 119­120 collaboration and coordination in policy Psychiatric instructional directives, 119 making and programming, 245­247 Psychiatric nursing, 295 purchaser practices, 243­244 Psychiatric proxy directives, 119­120 quality oversight practices, 244­245 Psychiatry, 112­113, 294 President's Advisory Commission on innovation within, 167 Consumer Protection and Quality in Psychologist education, paucity of content the Health Care Industry, 180 on substance-use care in, 301 President's New Freedom Commission on Psychology, 294­295 Mental Health, 218, 220, 246, 282, Psychosocial rehabilitation, xii, 5, 296 289, 391 Psychotherapy Prevention studies insight oriented, behavior modifying failure of, 146­147 and/or supportive, 156 gaps in knowledge about, 352­353 interactive, 156 Primary care, and specialty medical services, Psychotic illnesses, knowledge gaps in 438­439 treatment for, 153 Privacy concerns, 17­18, 374­375 Public and publicly funded programs need to balance with data access, 274­ recommendations for, 22, 346, 372, 376 275 requiring submission of jointly agreedPrivate payer direct procurement, of carve- upon public- and private-sector out services, 342 measures in, 191­192 Private-sector initiatives, 274 Public policy The Davies Award, 274 gaps in knowledge about potential Mental Health Corporations of America, modification of, 354 274 shortcomings in, 355 Procedure codes, 13­14, 174­180, 377­378 Public policy leaders, practices of, 243­247 ICD-9, 157­158 Publicly budgeted systems of care, 336­337 Process measures, 475­477 Public-private leadership and partnership to Procurement, and the consumer role, 337­ create a quality measurement and 339 reporting infrastructure, 189­193 Professional associations, 13­14, 166, 173, continuing public-sector efforts to 177­180, 377­378 develop, test, and implement new Professional education and training, 294­ performance measures, 192­193 304 establishing collaborative public- and deficiencies in, 297­304 private-sector efforts, 190­191 inadequate faculty development, 303 recommendations regarding, 19, 280­ 281, 364, 368, 371, 375
From page 499...
... INDEX 499 requiring submission of jointly agreed- Quality Enhancement Research Initiative, upon public- and private-sector 173 measures in public and publicly Quality improvement funded programs, 191­192 at all levels of the health care system, strategy for quality measurement and review of actions needed for, 360­ improvement, 195­196 388 Purchasers of M/SU services at the locus of care, 193­194 practices of, 243­244 Network for the Improvement of recommendations for, 22, 345, 372, 376 Addiction Treatment, 194­195 Purchase of M/SU services recommendations for, 22, 344­345, 372 direct, of carve-out services by group workforce capacity for, 286­324 payers, 332­333 Quality management, in the "new VA," of M/SU health insurance separately expansion of, 443­446 from general health insurance, 327­ Quality measurement and quality 328 management in the VA, 424­425, of services by carve-out organizations, 440­446 334­335 evaluation and monitoring of specialized of services in traditional Medicaid VA MH/SA programs, 441­443 programs, 335­336 expansion of quality management in the through competitive insurance markets, "new VA," 443­446 with competition for enrollees, 330­ Quality measurement and reporting 332 infrastructure, 1, 180­193 Purchasing strategies, 330­337 in health care for mental/substance-use publicly budgeted systems of care, 336­ conditions, 67­68 337 necessary components of, 181­189 need for public-private leadership and partnership to create, 189­193 Q Quality of care problems, 141­151 failure to treat and prevent, 144­147 Quality Chasm in health care for mental unsafe care, 147­151 and substance-use conditions, 29­55 variations in care due to a lack of continuing advances in care and evidence, 143­144 treatment enabling recovery, 32­34 Quality of VA MH/SA care, 425, 446­454 gaps in knowledge about how to effectiveness, 448­451 improve, 355 efficiency, 453 numbers of Americans annually equity minorities, 453­454 receiving care, 30­32 female veterans, 454 poor care hindering improvement and patient-centered care, 451­452 recovery for many, 35­36 safety, 447­448 scope of the study, 47 timeliness, 452­453 serious personal and societal Quality oversight organizations, practices consequences of failing to provide of, 244­245 effective care, 37­44 a strategy to improve overall health care, crossing the Quality Chasm, 44­46 R summary, 29­30 ten rules to guide the redesign of health Recommendations, 126­128, 177­180, care, 9, 58 317­319 Quality distortions in the purchase of health for accreditors of M/SU health care plan services through competition for organizations, 12, 21, 318, 384­385 enrollees, 339­341 for clinicians, 361­364
From page 500...
... See Measurement and reporting for educational institutions, 21, 318, infrastructure 386 Research designs, 357­359 for electronic health records, 19­20, recommendations concerning, 15­16, 371­372, 375, 381­382 196, 387 for federal policy makers, 377­383 Research expertise, 359 for funders of M/SU health care Restrictions on access to student loans for research, 387­388 some drug offenses, 90­91 for health care financing, 22, 344, 372, Risks. See also Benefits and risks of 375 different treatment for health plans and purchasers of M/SU of dangerousness, 100­103 health care, 369­372 in involuntary treatment, minimizing, for institutions of higher education, 386 125 for organizations providing M/SU health Rules to guide the redesign of health care, care, 365­368 9, 58 for performance measures, 17­18, 374­ 375, 380 for public and publicly funded S programs, 22, 346, 372, 376 for purchasers, 22, 345, 372, 376 Safety in health care, 8, 57, 447­448 heightened concerns, and need for for quality improvement, 22, 344­345, 372 multiple actions, 150­151 as a system property, 9, 58
From page 501...
... mental health personnel, 292 Self-esteem, diminished, 81 Specialty substance-use treatment providers, Separate public-sector delivery system, 1 292­293 frequent need for individuals with severe Stakeholders, 435­436 mental illnesses to receive care more diverse, 183 through, 223­224 Stanford University, 83 Separation of health care system State and local governments, 165­166 components for mental/substance-use frequent direct provision and purchase conditions, 60­61 of care by, 329 from each other, 59­61, 222­223 State data infrastructure grants, 271 from general health care, 219­222 State laws Serious personal and societal consequences governing mental health records, 409­ of failing to provide effective care for 411 mental and substance-use conditions, governing the confidentiality of 6­7 substance abuse records, 411 Service design, administration, and delivery State medical records confidentiality laws, consumer participation in service design 409 and administration, 114 State Outcomes Measurement and consumers as service providers, 114­115 Management System, 183 involving consumers in, 114­115 State policy makers, recommendations for, Service utilization and continuity of care, 373­376 478, 481 State privacy law, 407­409 Services Accountability Improvement Stereotypes of impaired decision making System (SAIS) , 272­273 and dangerousness, 92­93 Shared decision making, 212 evidence countering, 92 Shared knowledge in health care, and the evidence of decision-making capacity, free flow of information, 9, 58, 78 93­100 Shared patient records, 238.
From page 502...
... System, 44, 45n initiatives, 13­14, 17­19, 22­23, 32, Tolerance for "bad" decisions, 111­114 60, 158, 171­172, 177­180, 189­ Traditional Medicaid programs, 342 193, 270­274, 291, 358, 374­375, Transforming Mental Health Care in 377­378, 380­381, 383 America, 246 Alcohol and Drug Services study, 292 Transition from DoD to VA, 437 Behavioral Health Data Standards Transparency, 9 Workgroup, 272 needed in health care, 58, 78 Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, in policies and practices for assessing 299 decision-making capacity and Drug Evaluation Network System, dangerousness, 123­124 273 Treatment, failure of, 144­146 EHRs and personal health records, Treatment knowledge, 351­355 272 about effective care delivery, 353­355 mental health Decision Support 2000+ about effective treatments, 351­353 and statistics improvement program, gaps in effective, 351­353 270­271 about how to improve quality, 355 National Treatment Plan Initiative, 87 Treatment of mental health and substance nationwide summit on behavioral health abuse in the VA, 424 information management and the administrative organization, 434­435 NHII, 273­274 changes in MH/SA service delivery, 436­ Recovery Community Services Program, 437 115 patients, administration, relationships state data infrastructure grants, 271 with other federal agencies, substance abuse information system, stakeholders, and changes, 432­437 272­273 relationships with other federal Uniform Reporting System, 272 departments, 435 Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment specialized MH/SA programs, 434 (SAPT) Block Grants, 223, 337 stakeholders, 435­436 Substance-use health care.
From page 503...
... Preventive Services Task Force, 163, MH/SA status among veteran and 234, 357 nonveteran users of mental health U.S. Surgeon General, 32, 290, 391 services, 429­430 Use levels quality measurement and quality of the Internet and other communication management in the VA, 424­425, technologies for service delivery, 440­446 310­311 treated for mental health diagnosis in the of VA mental health services, 431­432 VHA, by specialty, 473 of VA services, 430­431 use of all VA services, 430­431 User Liaison Program (ULP)
From page 504...
... 504 INDEX Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) , problems in professional education and 121 training, 294­304 Workforce recommendations for, 20­21, 317­319, capacity for quality improvement, 2, 382­383, 386 286­324 summary, 286­288 chronology of well-intentioned but use of the Internet and other short-lived initiatives, 312­315 communication technologies for critical role and limitations to its service delivery, 310­311 effectiveness, 288 variation in licensure and credentialing greater variation in the workforce requirements, 304­305 treating M/SU conditions, 288­294 Workforce shortages and geographic inadequate continuing education, 305­ maldistribution, 289 308 Workload, 478 insufficient diversity of, 290 of specialized VA mental health more solo practice, 309­310 programs, 474 need for a sustained commitment to Workplace productivity , 39 bring about change, 315­317 World Bank, 37 World Health Organization, 37


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