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»Compact Disc:

"Managing Today's Challenging Behavioral Health Inpatient Treatment Demands"

NEW!  EDITION 3.0

»White Paper:

“Design Guide for the Built Environment of Behavioral Health Facilities: Edition 3.0 ” by David M. Sine, ARM, CSP, CPHRM, and James M. Hunt, AIA, NCARB

Training for behavioral health staffs:

»Compact Disc:

Safety and the Built Environment: Helping Behavioral Healthcare Organizations Stay Up to the Minute"

»Compact Disc:

4 hours total:

“Hospital-Based Inpatient Psychiatric Services (HBIPS) CORE MEASURES: Implementation Strategies for an October 2008 Launch

» Compact Disc:

"JOINT COMMISSION EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT STANDARDS FOR 2008: Using an All-Hazards Approach in Behavioral Health"

» Compact Disc:

"SMOKING CESSATION: Policies & Clinical Consideration

»Compact Disc and Resource Guide:

"SUICIDE RISK ASSESSMENT: Responding to the 2007 JCAHO Patient Safety Goal

» Compact Disc:

RESTRAINT AND SECLUSION: Implementing the CMS Final Rule on the Hospital Patients' Rights Condition of Particiaption

» Compact Disc:

BUILDING FOR TOMORROW: Creating a Patient-Centered Built Environment in Behavioral Healthcare Facilities -- (four hours of training )

Fact sheet on the benefits/ role of behavioral health within general health.

Hay Group Study on the erosion of behavioral healthcare benefits.

NOTEWORTHY: NAPHS 75th Anniversary (1933-2008)

The 2009 NAPHS Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, brought together Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), Rep. Dave Camp (R-MI), Rep. Bart Gordon (D-TN), former congresswoman Nancy Johnson, NY Mental Health Commissioner Michael Hogan, Mike Bromberg, and many others. Click to view photos from the event. And put March 8-10, 2010, on your calendar for next year's Annual Meeting in DC!

Recent News

 

 
 

MENTAL HEALTH

PARITY is a WIN

for AMERICA!

     
  NEW! March 2009: Get the latest 2008 NAPHS Annual Survey. The NAPHS database has become recognized as the nation's most comprehensive on behavioral health systems. Download the table of contents and an order form.
 
 

Summer 2008: Characteristics of Residential Treatment for Children and Youth with Serious Emotional Disturbances.  A report from Abt Associates prepared for the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) and the National Association for Children's Behavioral Health (NACBH)

 
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Quality Initiatives. Learn about the wide variety of NAPHS initiatives and resources directed at quality issues, including performance measurement, safety, improving the built environment for behavioral health facilities, suicide prevention, information technology, and more. Learn more.

 

Success Stories and Ideas for Reducing Restraint/Seclusion. 

 

Also see Guiding Principles on Restraint and Seclusion.

Medicaid and Youth. NAPHS has teamed with the National Association for Children's Behavioral Health to tell Congress that Medicaid dollars spent on children & youth with emotional and substance use disorders pay long-term dividends. The two associations also have released Principles for Treatment of Children and Youth with Emotional and Substance Use Disorders. Learn more.

Committee on Behavioral Health Services within General Healthcare Systems.  Emergency department issues, safety, and the built environment of behavioral health services within general hospital settings were among a host of issues on the agenda as this NAPHS committee held its third Leadership Forum in Pittsburgh in October 2008. Read more.

 
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