Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (November 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2007 behavioral health champions.	Enos, Gary A.	List	2136
Adding peers to the workforce: what to keep in mind when you train peer employees--and your existing staff.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.	Report	1588
Addressing multiple systems' failures: one agency's approach for working with youths with autism involved in multiple service systems.	Markle, Karen; Clark, Carl E., II	Disease/Disorder overview	1058
Aiming 4Results: a program pairing at-risk youths with adult mentors has earned national recognition.	Higley, Elizabeth		1224
Choosing software for smaller providers: how agency size affects software selection.	Peres, Katherine E.	Report	1033
Employers are making progress: many companies recognize the human and business costs of mental illness, but more could be done to help employees recover.	Miller, Clare		1941
Improving access to buprenorphine: a managed care company overcomes several obstacles to make this treatment more available.	Nemecek, Doug		1919
It matters.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	412
It's important to say you're sorry: healthcare's "shame and blame" culture deemphasizes apologies, but they are important for improving patient care and avoiding liability.	Cesare-Murphy, Mary	Report	1143
Keeping the passion alive: as we address workforce issues, we must not overlook the role of passion and mentoring.	Hunsicker, Ronald J.		832
Making the business case: plenty of studies prove that employers should invest in their workers' mental well-being.	Attridge, Mark		2147
Missouri's recovery experience: the show-me state liked the results of its Procovery pilot so much that it is implementing the program statewide.	Parks, Joseph	Report	1548
More than just a place to drop in: a community mental health center creates a dynamic environment for people with mental illness to learn life skills and have fun.	Metcalfe, Melissa	Report	1373
Showing IRE: a gathering of reporters highlights how their work can prompt changes in mental health systems.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		578
Stopping psychosis before it starts: a national program builds on efforts in Portland, Maine, to prevent psychosis in at-risk youth.	Maier, James		1153
The Phoenix Centre: North Surrey, British Columbia.			836
Widening the definition of work: a recovery-based model encourages consumers to adopt work strategies that work best for them.	Roth, Morris L.; Sexton, Paul D.; Liebert, Jonathan A.; Smith, Jennifer Howard		1767