Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (April 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A small agency takes on a big problem: building solutions to care for homeless mentally ill adults.	Spanbock, Howard		1371
A tale of two crists.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	545
Ban bed bugs: how to prevent and identify infestations.	Meek, Frank		611
Be partners, not rivals: to ensure your important needs are met, work collaboratively in the contract negotiation process.	Litwak, Paul; Morris, Michael		1355
Breaking down barriers: agencies need to encourage professional staff to be themselves.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.; Williamson, Jennifer		1092
Building a national presence: the National Council's chair lays out some policy areas the association has been following lately.	Edwards, Douglas J.		701
Creating a contract for success: make sure you lay out exactly what you expect and when you expect it.	Davies, Clint; Vogt, Dan		1194
Everybody likes same-day service: an opioid treatment program decreases its no-show rate by offering a same-day admissions process.	Theriault, Dennis; Nolan, Kristin	Company overview	992
Expert advice for new programs: an established provider offers up-and-comers free training on a variety of management topics.	Lundeen, David		1451
From top-down to team-based: creating an organization that involves all staff in improving the numbers.	Borders, Ann		1275
Join the Whole Health Campaign: making our fields' concerns part of calls for national healthcare reform.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		733
Memphis Mental Health Institute: Memphis, Tennessee.			380
Rallying for better housing: as personal care homes close in Philadelphia, advocates scramble to find housing for people with mental illness.	Rogers, Susan		1927
Reducing the use of seclusion and restraint: a Michigan provider reduced its use of seclusion and restraint by 93% in one year on its child and adolescent unit.	Witte, Linda	Organization overview	1665
Sowing seeds of hope: providing agricultural communities with crisis services specific to their needs.	Rosmann, Michael R.		1268
Stopping the record merry-go-round: new technology allows an organization to more efficiently manage patient records.	Sorg, Jim; Swaney, Tim		1389
Taking the LEAD: a CMHC empowers staff to take interest in their agency and the larger community.	Stith, Randy	Cover story	2060
The Cowboy State corrals providers into a telehealth network: Wyoming will connect behavioral healthcare providers through a statewide network.	Gantenbein, Rex E.	State overview	1116