Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (February 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A Rx to improve medication safety: the days of paper prescriptions are nearing an end as more physicians recognize the benefits of e-prescribing.	Berry, Kate		1543
Are you ready for e-prescribing? Key questions to ask yourself as you search for and implement an e-prescribing system.	Klein, Charles		917
Considering the possibilities of multiple specimen drug testing: hair and oral fluids are among the latest options.	Edwards, Douglas J.		402
Finding solutions to a gray future: provider organizations can take concrete steps to prepare and care for aging baby boomers.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		906
Learning from top performers: Texas community mental health centers work together to address differences in use of state hospital beds.	Rushing, Susan L.; Lefkovitz, Paul M.		1545
National issues.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	519
Preferred Family Healthcare: Kansas City, Missouri.			473
Prescribers can't completely eliminate paper--yet: senators urge the DEA to reconsider regulations that prevent e-prescribing of controlled drugs.	Edwards, Douglas J.		453
Research not just for research's sake: a community agency works with academic partners to conduct meaningful research projects.	Christian-Michaels, Stephen	Cover story	1864
Taking on the formidable middle: a personal story of embracing recovery principles offers ideas for helping staff members value peer employees.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.; Bloss, Michelle		1746
The 3Cs for recovery services: before beginning a transformation, make sure your agency has the culture, commitment, and capacity for recovery.	Farkas, Marianne; Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1927
The forgotten flu: the often-overlooked 1918 pandemic offers important lessons for the next major outbreak.	Soreff, Stephen M.; Bazemore, Patricia H.		2107
The handwriting was on the wall: to increase efficiency, Sheppard Pratt moved to an electronic system.	Merkle, Greg; Boronow, John; Bush, David		1703