Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (September 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A heart that keeps on beating: despite the challenges during and after Hurricane Katrina, Memorial Behavioral Health finds ways to provide services.	Zieman, Michael A.	Report	1010
Consider a CMA as the CFO.	Collins, Linda	Letter to the editor	148
Consider creating your own it product: vendors cannot meet every provider's needs.	Doucet, Richard L.		1013
Data collection with recovery in mind: involve service users as much as possible.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1411
EHRs: back to the basic benefits; It's easy to lose sight of EHRs' basic advantages in today's national debate about electronic healthcare technology.	Connors, William R.		1428
Improving quality step by step: the conclusion to a two-part series about improving the quality of behavioral health services.	Dougherty, Richard H.		2006
Infrastructure.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	460
Moving our joint agenda: our fields need to have a larger role in the 2008 election.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		825
No pain, no gain; Our society emphasizes the path of least resistance, which makes working toward true recovery difficult.	Hunsicker, Ronald J.		630
Questioning a 'rosy' view of New Mexico's system.		Letter to the editor	1031
Software design is serious business: creating your own EHR system entails significant time, resources, and risk.	Morris, Mike		1109
Software ends scheduling headaches: a behavioral health hospital reduces the time needed to create staff schedules by two-thirds.	Velianoff, George D.	Report	421
Taking the LEED: a profile of one campus's movement toward being "greener".	Buckley, David; Smyth, Brian	Report	1407
The out of the ordinary can lead to the extraordinary: a Louisiana human services agency finds ways to improve its operations after Hurricane Katrina.	Kopke, Jennifer R.	Cover story	1820
The path to healing: an Alabama provider adds a labyrinth to its campus.	Densford, Laura	Report	793
Time to take ACTION: a national campaign aims to help providers increase access to and engagement in addiction treatment services.	Fitzgerald, Maureen		1110