Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (March 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A place to call home, a place to recover: an agency's supported housing approach garners national recognition.	Burns, Nelson; Steinberg, Julia		1636
Before an EHR, you must endure a 'paper cut': the hardest part about building an EHR is not choosing software--it's changing culture.	Morrison, Dennis P.		1197
Coming together to treat AIDS and mental illness: agency partnerships are essential for treating people with both diseases.	Jackim, Linda Watts		1315
Electronic filing solution.			100
Improving services by holding hands, not pointing fingers: service agencies in Colorado Springs had to overcome differences to address a detox bed crisis.	Raggio, Sharon; Jackson, Sonia; Sullivan, Matthew		1944
It's time for a national approach on staff development: the substance abuse field needs to harness existing training resources to prepare for a major personnel crisis.	Powell, David J.		2154
Let people make their own decisions: traditional caretaker models do not promote people's recovery.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1081
Letting recovery take root: homeless consumers are empowered to make decisions that fundamentally change their lives.	Clark, Carl	Disease/Disorder overview	2573
Looking at vendors' 'softer side': software selection is becoming less about functionality and more about service relationships.	Greenberg, Marlowe; Rossi, Paul		1576
Moving under the healthcare tent: providers should take advantage of society's and general healthcare's greater recognition of behavioral health disorders.	Rosenberg, Linda		933
People like me.	Edwards, Douglas J.		504
Policy making's unintended consequences: line-item management of schizophrenia treatment is not cost-effective.	Oss, Monica E.		623
Quality--at what price? Payers will have a harder time affecting service quality as they shift more responsibility for costs onto individuals.	Stoil, Michael J.		1474
Readying for the RHIO revolution: a look at what's ahead for behavioral healthcare providers.	Hagland, Mark		1796
Relapse prevention for seniors.			114
Ron Manderscheid: still on the scene; Dr. Manderscheid has left the federal government--but he's staying active in behavioral healthcare.	Edwards, Douglas J.		646
Seizing upon ECT's opportunities: despite its reputation, ECT is still being used today--and the science behind it is stimulating similar techniques.	Soreff, Stephen M.; Bazemore, Patricia H.		2461
Sheppard Pratt: Baltimore, Maryland.			316
Software recognition.			84
Sometimes it's not a behavioral health diagnosis: March is Brain Injury Awareness Month.	Edwards, Douglas J.		570
We can--we will--get it done: leadership changes and the confusing development of IT standards will not stop the field's progress.	Drotos, J. Chip		615