Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (December 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A multidisciplinary approach: as more soldiers suffer brain injuries, more are benefiting from coordinated care.	Levin-Epstein, Michael		846
Addressing a national tragedy: primary care/behavioral health coordination is key to improving--and extending--consumers' lives.	Rosenberg, Linda		1357
Bench strength.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	561
Betting on better access to care: a partnership aims to increase the services available to people with gambling problems.	Cahoon, Margot		1233
Decision support is in its infancy: some obstacles remain to wider adoption of this technology in behavioral healthcare.	Hagland, Mark		976
Hazelden Foundation--Women's Recovery Center: Center City, Minnesota.		Brief article	245
Investing in frontline workers: two projects aim to give entry-level behavioral health workers a promising future.	Frank, Marta; Rubin, Jerry; Spada, Kelley		910
It's time to end forced treatment: people will experience true recovery when treatment isn't forced upon them.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1405
Managing the risk of tardive dyskinesia.			2600
Mapping a better strategy: scorecards and strategy maps can help your organization find its ideal focus.	Stawar, Terry L.		1870
Online training.			99
Recovery: the bridge to integration? Part two; Structural differences pose the main challenge to integrating the mental health and addiction fields.	White, William L.; Davidson, Larry		1375
Refocusing on behavior and wellness: the American Managed Behavioral Healthcare Association regroups.	Greenberg, Pamela		688
Remembering Wayne Fenton: his death should invigorate us to continue his work with teens.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.	Obituary	800
Revamped Industry Association.		Brief article	93
What it takes to work together: successful client/vendor relationships depend on collaboration, accountability, and honesty.	Givens, Lyn		697