Integrating Behavioral Health into Pediatric Primary Care is crucial due to the increasing prevalence of mental health conditions among children. This integration aims to bridge the gap between primary care and mental health services, as a significant number of children with mental health concerns a

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A-1 Community Housing Services, a non-profit HUD-approved agency, offers services such as first-time homebuyer education, rental counseling, and foreclosure prevention in California. With a focus on improving housing situations, they have assisted over 7000 households in various housing needs. Renta

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Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley declared a state of emergency on homelessness due to the escalating crisis in the region. The high cost of housing and large population density are key factors contributing to the growing number of individuals experiencing homelessness in Alameda County. The 2020

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Sacramento County's HEART program, part of Behavioral Health Services, focuses on outreach and engagement with individuals experiencing homelessness in local shelters and encampments. Through coordination with various departments and agencies, HEART aims to facilitate successful placements into shel

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Providers in Alameda County Behavioral Health Services (ACBH) are required to transition to using CPT codes for billing Medi-Cal due to the implementation of CalAIM. The transition is causing delays in claims payment processing, with ACBH working to align contract amendments with the new billing sys

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Alameda County Behavioral Health (ACBH) conducted a listening session on September 26, 2023, addressing the opioid crisis, definitions of opioids, medication-assisted treatments, and current data on overdose deaths in the county. The session highlighted the rapid increase in opioid-related overdose

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The Alameda Hospital Seismic Planning and Finance Committee met to review capital cost estimates, consider various seismic options, and assess financial projections. The Joint Planning Committee (JPC) collaborated to evaluate maintaining the current footprint, reconfiguring the hospital, and optimiz

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Patients visiting primary care often present with physical symptoms that lack clear biological causes, indicating the importance of considering behavioral factors. Up to 70% of primary care visits are related to behavioral health needs, stressing the significance of addressing unhealthy lifestyle be

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Delve into the world of behavioral finance as presented in "Finance for Normal People," exploring how investors and markets behave based on cognitive and emotional factors. The book covers topics such as cognitive shortcuts and errors, emotional biases, and correcting investment mistakes. It also di

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Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) care involves the coexistence of primary medical care and mental/substance use disorders treatment in the same setting. This model emphasizes collaboration between primary care and mental health practitioners, aiming for more effective treatment at lower costs. IBH

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This presentation provides training for substance use disorder providers in Alameda County Behavioral Health. It covers topics such as notices of adverse benefit determinations for Medi-Cal beneficiaries, learning objectives related to NOABDs, authority and references including CMS regulations, and

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Join the virtual session on July 6, 2023, to learn about the new Alameda County Fire Training Center project. The project team will provide details on the scope of work, site location, and key stakeholders involved. Discover the proposed facilities, such as a classroom building, training tower, and

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Study conducted in Alameda County reveals insights on parents' demographics, race/ethnicity distribution, total times incarcerated, parent-child information, and child demographics. Findings include participant demographics, custody information, and the impact of parental incarceration on children a

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Valerie Cauhape, MA, MPH, presents updates from the Rural Regional Behavioral Health Policy Board Meeting on July 21, 2020. The report highlights increased demand for behavioral health services, challenges in accessing inpatient providers, and initiatives for Behavioral Health Task Force implementat

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Exploring the unique challenges faced by landlords in Alameda County, particularly in Berkeley, regarding eviction moratoriums, tenant protections, and rental assistance. The presentation by Attorney Daniel Bornstein covers key aspects such as unlawful detainer actions, state laws, and the impact of

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Tobacco remains a significant risk factor for individuals with behavioral health conditions, with high smoking rates among this population. The Governor's Behavioral Health Services Planning Council Tobacco Subcommittee aims to promote a tobacco-free lifestyle and enhance recovery by addressing toba

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Peer review is integral to the accreditation process at College of Alameda, involving periodic review and revision of standards. The timeline outlines key events from the initial self-evaluation to the final accreditation commission meeting. A visiting team of peers from community colleges will asse

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Comprehensive overview of the Alameda County Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System's case management services, focusing on assisting beneficiaries in accessing necessary medical, educational, social, and community services. It includes details on care coordination, service coordination, goal orien

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In Clark County, the Behavioral Health System provides a comprehensive range of services for individuals in crisis, including crisis assessment, referral to outpatient providers, day treatment programs, crisis stabilization, and inpatient psychiatric treatment. The system also offers services for ho

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The Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division NIATx Project 2015 focused on increasing referrals to outpatient treatment and reducing emergency room recidivism by improving patient hand-offs to Access Clinic. By implementing same-day or next-day appointments and enhancing communication systems, th

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The Coos County Behavioral Health Resource Network Proposal for the Coos County region outlines the initial matrix of services provided, budget allocation details, concerns addressed by the OAC Subcommittee, and budget reconciliation. The proposal focuses on Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment, p

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Proposal outlines initial budget request and allocation for behavioral health resources in Multnomah County. Concerns and feedback from OAC Subcommittee addressed through budget negotiation process, impacting various programs and services provided by organizations such as Bridges to Change, Outside

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This proposal outlines the initial matrix, budget request, concerns/feedback, budget reconciliation, and changes for the Behavioral Health Resource Network in Josephine County. It includes details on SUD treatment, peer services, harm reduction, supported employment, and housing initiatives. Various

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Reimagining justice in Alameda County involves reducing youth incarceration rates, addressing racial disparities, diverting non-violent crimes, and adopting a public health perspective on violent charges. Significant reductions in out-of-home placements and initiatives to reduce racial/ethnic dispar

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Offering a range of behavioral health services in Orange County, Jason Austin, MA, MFT, leads a team dedicated to providing acute psychiatric inpatient treatment, residential centers, and various supportive programs for individuals in need. From alcohol and drug abuse prevention services to child an

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This presentation outlines the journey of integrating behavioral health into primary care settings, focusing on the Tillamook County Integration Project. It covers the process, partnerships, funding, readiness assessment, on-the-ground implementation, patient-centered medical home care team principl

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Alameda County held a public hearing for redistricting on November 4, 2021. The meeting featured consultants and outlined outreach activities, mapping criteria, public input methods, and community of interest submissions. The mapping criteria prioritize fair representation, compliance with legal sta

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The County and State Transportation Infrastructure Initiatives in Dauphin County include the PennDOT Bridge Bundling Program, Dauphin County Infrastructure Bank, PennDOT Agility Program, and Next Generation Transit Revitalization Investment Districts. The Bridge Bundling Program aims to save time an

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This proposal outlines the Behavioral Health Resource Network in Washington County Region, focusing on essential services provided by various organizations to address behavioral health needs, substance use disorders, housing, employment mentoring, and other support services. It highlights budget all

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Behavioral finance explores irrational behaviors in decision-making processes in finance, highlighting the limitations of rationality assumptions. It delves into information processing problems and behavioral biases that can distort market prices. The consistency between technical analysis and behav

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The Pathways to Excellence (PTE) Behavioral Health Steering Committee Meeting held on February 17, 2015, reviewed the roles of various organizations, discussed the steering committee membership, and established domains of quality in behavioral health. The meeting focused on reporting meaningful beha

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Formed in 2017 by the Montana Healthcare Foundation, the Behavioral Health Alliance of Montana serves as a unified voice for advocacy on behalf of behavioral health providers and clients in the Central Service Area Authority. With a focus on supporting adult and children's mental health, substance u

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Alameda County Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System (DMC-ODS) offers services for Transition-Age Youth (TAY) including medication-assisted treatment. Eligibility includes all Medi-Cal beneficiaries and specific clients like undocumented individuals ineligible for Medi-Cal. TAY are aged 16-24 and

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The Haywood County Health Report provides a comprehensive overview of the county's health status, including key health priorities identified from the 2015-2018 assessment. The report highlights the county's demographics, Board of Health members, Public Health Services Division leadership team, and s

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The Behavioral Health Initiative (BHI) aims to develop a comprehensive strategy to address mental and behavioral health needs in the PHN regional practice network. It offers training, education, and partnership opportunities for PHN members, including free webinars, office hours, and a yearlong Qual

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Alameda County Community Development Agency Planning Department's update on general plan projects focusing on the Housing Element, Environmental Justice Element, and Safety Element. The General Plan is required by State Law, with specific elements such as Land Use, Circulation, Open Space, Conservat

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Redistricting in Alameda County involves adjusting district boundaries every 10 years to ensure equal population distribution and compliance with criteria. Learn about the role of the Board of Supervisors, the redistricting process, and the new FAIR MAPS Act for a transparent and inclusive process.

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Alameda County Veterans Affairs Commission (ACVAC) is actively involved in providing advice and assistance to veterans and their families regarding basic needs, with a focus on housing and mental health services. This report highlights the key areas of concern for veterans in Alameda County, includi

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Oregon Health Authority's Behavioral Health Advisory Council (GBHAC) is focused on improving access to effective behavioral health services for adults and transitional-aged youth with mental illness and substance use disorders. The council's recommendations aim to advance health equity, early detect

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Electronic Health Records (EHR) have the potential to enhance quality and fidelity in children's behavioral health implementation. Health Information Technologies (HIT) serve as crucial implementation strategies, requiring careful evaluation and usability testing. This study examines how a tool like

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