Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (September 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A lofty goal.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	379
A wider role for EAPs: "on demand" services no longer meet organizations' risk-management needs.	Derr, W. Dennis		1652
An image of its former self: how one agency is using electronic content management to say good-bye to paper records.	Shultz, Lindy		1115
Assessment management.			86
At any time, help is on the line: ProtoCall helps organizations provide services beyond regular office hours.	Edwards, Douglas J.		595
Business software.			83
Confronting barriers: many factors influence African-American children's involvement in mental health services.	Hunt-Harrison, Tyehimba; Ellison, Tywanda		2123
Finding a place for sex offenders: policy makers and advocates differ on where offenders should go when their sentences are up.	Enos, Gary A.		2191
Honoring John Fryer's legacy: "Dr. H. Anonymous" helped change the profession's view of homosexuality.	Barber, Mary E.		798
How recovery happens: personal moments can motivate people in recovery and behavioral health professionals.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1262
Lawsuits challenge nursing home placements: advocates argue that nursing homes are rarely the most appropriate setting for people with mental illnesses.	Levin-Epstein, Michael		1398
Optimizing outsourcing: key questions to consider before selecting an outsourcing firm.	Brown, Daniel C.		1037
Patient entertainment.			81
Reactions to article on Kendra's Law.		Letter to the editor	1065
Saving lives and restoring hope: we can help people with serious mental illness live longer, happier lives.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		854
Security realities for behavioral health: jitters about air travel inspire a conversation about behavioral health data security.	Dorman, Matthew M.		1555
Statewide IT solution.		Brief article	134
Staying alert: Medco uses prescription drug alerts to ensure patient safety and decrease costs.	Fields, Larry E.		788
The aesthetics of healing: the Orchid used the Planetree model to create a substance abuse treatment center for women.	Queler, Julie		1125
The heart-mind connection: behavioral health providers have an important role to play in patients with, or at risk of, heart disease.	Hill, Mary; Weber, Regina; Werner, Sandy		1419
Treating patients with ADHD and coexisting conditions.	Donnelly, Craig L.		4202
We're not ready for P4P: behavioral healthcare has a lot to do before it can be held to pay-for-performance standards.	Ingoglia, Charles; Rosenberg, Linda		841
Working to improve patient care: stakeholders develop core performance measures for hospital-based, inpatient psychiatric services.	McCann, Kathleen		860