Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (January 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An elephant-size challenge: implementing integrated services requires a "one bite at a time" mentality.	Wiland, Steve		1158
Begging for details: to be truly empowered to make their own decisions, service users need information about their care options.	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.		1133
Empowering consumers: a county-funded system lets consumers define their own recovery goals.	Theis, Gerald A.		719
First aid for psychiatric crises: the National Council is launching the Mental Health First Aid program.	Browning-McNee, Lea Ann		1194
Focus on harm prevention and elimination: a plan to introduce a "safe" injection site in San Francisco is tantamount to giving up on addicts.	Fay, Calvina L.		1192
Following the pathways to substance use treatment: a five-year project will examine how consumers use managed behavioral health and EAP services.	McCann, Bernard; Hiatt, Deirdre; Merrick, Elizabeth L.		1083
Giving on-the-road staff secure network access: The Menninger Clinic's experience with virtual private network technology.	Janis, Terry		890
Moving from good to great: how a nonprofit behavioral healthcare organization began its transformation process.	Jacobs, Dennis R.		1858
Pinpointing a solution: Georgia agencies form the Peachstate Information Network to achieve common IT goals.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Cover story	1266
Realigning for recovery: an agency decreases costs while serving more clients.	Profitt, Katie		1823
Remuda East: Milford, Virginia.			408
Safer injection sites are needed: they are effective interventions for drug users and communities.	McQuie, Hilary		1216
Software's guiding hand: work flow technology doesn't take over care, but rather helps clinicians avoid mistakes.	Keirstead, K. Walter		674
The 10 by 10 goal: by working together we can increase mental healthcare consumers' life expectancy by 10 years in the next 10 years.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		778
What we can learn from Starbucks and McDonald's: both train middle managers to be more effective leaders.	Selden, David R.		1529
Working together.	Edwards, Douglas J.	Editorial	422