Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (April 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A healthy dose of optimism.	Edwards, Douglas J.		482
A soft landing after benefit cuts: a Tennessee provider aims to ease the transition for beneficiaries with severe and persistent mental illness.	Edwards, Douglas J.		695
A troubled beginning for Part D: behavioral health providers detail how they've been trying to help patients access the new drug benefit.	Levin-Epstein, Michael		1416
Consumer reporting system.			120
Grading the states on mental health: NAMI's landmark report highlights the important work ahead.	Buck, Steven L.		1252
Green door on Taylor Street: Washington, D.C.			296
Medicare punishes seniors with mental illness.	Scanlan, John M.	Letter to the editor	285
Mobile workstation.			202
New initiatives in the EAP field: employee assistance professionals can take advantage of new collaborative and educational opportunities.	Masi, Dale		1179
Pick the right team for an EMR home run: avoid costly errors by choosing the right players for your software implementation team.	Passage, Nicole		701
Placing the risk of diabetes in context: based on an interview with Leslie Citrome, MD, MPH.		Interview	3685
Point-of-care tests in behavioral health: glucose monitoring and a new lithium test can provide instant results to patients and clinicians.	Glazer, William M.		2161
Politicking for the substance abuse field: some good news, some bad, from Capitol Hill for addiction professionals.	Edwards, Douglas J.		561
Preparing for a new era: EHR standards for behavioral healthcare; It's a time-consuming but important process--and hardworking thought leaders are making the effort.	Trabin, Tom		1521
Reexamining the suicide connection: FDA warnings have affected prescribing patterns, but researchers are questioning the FDA's logic.	Waldron, Theresa	Clinical report	2864
Seven governing realities of mental health policy: inherent societal beliefs have more sway than the agenda of the dominating political party of the day.	Stoil, Michael J.		2598
Tools for transforming language: the way we describe people affects how we treat them.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1133
What's ahead for Medicaid: the Deficit Reduction Act could have broad consequences for mental health consumers and providers.	Ingoglia, Charles		1706
You have to run faster than the other guy: we don't have to accept Medicaid cuts as inevitable, but we do have to plan for them.	Oss, Monica E.		738