Articles from Behavioral Healthcare (May 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'This is not a race, it's a marathon': after the tragedy at Northern IIIinois University, the Ben Gordon Center helped the community heal.	Matambanadzo, Shandi		765
Adopting a culture of continuous improvement: reducing ADEs and enhancing continuing-care activities are part of Hazelden's quality improvement efforts.	Zeipen, Jon; Lind, Christine		1096
Energized by the ACMHA Summit: leaders emphasize the importance of working together.	Manderscheid, Ronald W.		988
Faces of tragedy.		Editorial	412
Facility design showcase.		Brief article	290
Helping patients step by step: a program finds success with the motivated stepped care treatment model.	Quinlan, Kristen J.		1364
Home is where recovery begins: why do we assume that having a home is a reward for recovery--and not part of it?	Ashcraft, Lori; Anthony, William A.; Martin, Chris	Column	1884
Integrating trauma care into substance use treatment: residence XII created a program that helps women with these often co-occurring problems.	Chambers, Sharon; Kristman-Valente, Allison		899
Keeping our voice; If we forget our history, how will we interpret the future?	Hunsicker, Ronald J.		2539
Measuring the seven 'Rs': CRC's Rating Audit Instrument allows the team to review, report, rate, respond, react, reassess, and resolve.			959
National Association of Addiction Treatment Providrs.	West, James W.	Brief article	166
Reconstructing the treatment entry process: the average wait time between evaluation and admission at one office decreased from 26 to 9 days.	Renzelli, Cara M.		1016
Reducing turnover by appealing to novices and veterans alike: management takes an in-depth role in reducing staff attrition.	Kester, Carl		998
Using telehealth technology to better treat TBI: rural providers gain expertise to help this growing patient population.	McAlarney, Brion P.		1044