Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (October 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A plan for a national consumer memorial: it will rise on the grounds of Saint Elizabeths in Washington, D.C.	Fricks, Larry		1721
A room in the medical home: consumers deserve "first-floor" access to mental and substance use care in collaborative care systems.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		966
Aiming for a different outcome: a new group aims to improve the field's data-gathering and -sharing systems, as well as improve care outcomes.	Brown, Peter C.		1417
Author has wrong idea about medication assisted treatment.	Herschman, Philip L.	Letter to the editor	484
Empowerment.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	349
Engaging recovery: SafeHaven aims to make recovery a more enjoyable experience.	Metcalfe, Douglas		637
Increasing productivity: EHR software helps clinicians provide more effective and efficient care.	Leipold, John		696
Learning from the 'drama' of police encounters: role-playing activities help police prepare for helping mental health consumers in crisis.	Wilkniss, Sandra; Murphy, Jeff; Fitzgerald, Kirsten; Szalai-Raymond, Marti		2079
Managing employees with Disabilities: allegations of employment discrimination can lead to costly penalties.	Zimmet, Ronald		1984
Mindstorm: simulating psychosis; A new virtual reality experience depicts hallucinations in 3-D.	Tabar, Pamela		1108
Our workforce's biggest secret; Here's a hint: it affects one in four of your professional staff members.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1059
Psychiatrists' balancing act: they must meet quality-of-care demands while recognizing their role in organizations' financial health.	Rhea, Karen; Morrison, Dennis		1198
Reviewing EAPs' clinical outcomes: this rarely performed process can lead to better service delivery.	Masi, Dale A.		688
Striving for the BEST: a managed care company helps develop a group therapy program for consumers with bipolar disorder.	Hajner, Mary; Nix, Alicia; Terrill-Torrez, Ann		1434
Taking the IOM quality challenge: providers can do a lot to meet the Institute of Medicine's call for improving the quality of healthcare.	Staskon, Francis C.; Kopera, Anthony A.; Wilson, Roy C.		1378
Treatment in a new light: a New York City organization creates a life-affirming space for addiction detox and rehabilitation.	Enos, Gary A.		640
Uniting practice-based evidence with evidence-based practice: Utah has brought all stakeholders together in a consumer-focused outcomes measurement system.	Lambert, Michael J.; Burlingame, Gary M.	Cover story	2163
Working toward true parity: addiction needs to be more broadly recognized as a chronic disease.	Hunsicker, Ronald J.	Disease/Disorder overview	681