Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (May 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$1M in IT services to NCCBH members.			213
Addictions management.			9712
Alcohol dependence treatment.			147
Business not as usual: consumer-managed plans require new operating strategies.	Oss, Monica E.		789
Clinical/revenue solution.			106
Crisis instruction conference.			118
Don't let the future repeat the past: the experts have shared their opinions multiple times--now let's take action.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		991
Healthcare graphics program.			157
Helping youths on the streets: what one shelter has learned from years of experience.	Prewitt, Lenard D.		1416
Housing first: a program to help people move off the streets and into treatment.	Legander, Suzanne		846
Leading by example: MHCA and SATVA work together to produce a white paper on successful EHR implementations.	Connors, William R.		1207
Marketing sexual abuse prevention: Stop It Now! uses marketing concepts and research to reach potential abusers.	Pollard, Peter		1121
Moving recovery into the classroom: when "patients" become "students," they have a whole new outlook on life.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.; Dayan, Ellen		1518
Reflecting on 30 years of research: a look at how NIDA has advanced the research, prevention, and treatment of drug abuse and addiction.	Condon, Timothy P.		1055
Software built from the ground up.			103
Substance abuse treatment protocols.			90
Technology partnership.			147
The Center for Dependency, Addiction and Rehabilitation (CeDAR): Aurora, Colorado.			407
The hair color test.	Edwards, Douglas J.		495
Transdermal patch for ADHD.			168
Treatment trends survey.			103
What direction will consumers take? Thought leaders wonder how these plans will affect use of behavioral health services.	Hagland, Mark		2626
What to look for in methadone clinic software: IT solutions can save time, produce better data, and help with the bottom line.	Blumenthal, David; Stoddard, Ray		1562
Working hand-in-hand to manage pharmacy costs: Utah's innovative use of the Behavioral Pharmacy Management program.			991