Financing Integrated Health and Social Services for Populations with Mental Illness

Financing Integrated Health and Social Services for Populations with Mental Illness | 5 Articles

Payment Decision Support Tool for Coordinated Specialty Care

Date: Thursday, June 25, 2020

Overview

On June 24th, 2020, S4A Investigators Drs. Yuhua Bao and Lisa Nixon led the webinar "Payment Decision Support Tool for Coordinated Specialty Care" as part of the New England Mental Health...

ResProg Webinar | Financing Integrated Health and Social Services for Populations with Mental Illness

Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Overview

Adolescents and young adults often experience their first episode of psychosis as they are preparing to enter high school, college, or the workforce. The long-term implications of neglecting...

Develop an Interactive Payment Design Tool for Coordinated Specialty Care (24th NIMH Mental Health Services Research Conference)

Date: Monday, January 14, 2019

Overview

In August 2018, the Services Research and Clinical Epidemiology Branch, part of the NIMH Division of Services and Intervention Research (DSIR), hosted the 24th NIMH Mental Health Services...

Financing Integrated Health and Social Services for Populations with Mental Illness (Research-in-Progress Series)

Date: Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Overview

Adolescents and young adults often experience their first episode of psychosis as they are preparing to enter high school, college, or the workforce. The long-term implications of neglecting...

New Studies Aim to Save Lives and Money by Connecting Health and Social Systems

November 21, 2022

LEXINGTON, KY (January 23, 2018)—Systems for Action is proud to announce the funding of eleven new studies. With $1.85 million in funding support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, these new...

Financing Integrated Health and Social Services for Populations with Mental Illness | 1 Publications

Smith, Thomas E., Margaret Kurk, Rishi Sawhney, Yuhua Bao, Ilana Nossel, Dana E. Cohen, and Lisa B. Dixon. 2019. “Estimated Staff Time Effort, Costs, and Medicaid Revenues for Coordinated Specialty Care Clinics Serving Clients With First-Episode Psychosis”. Psychiatric Services.

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Overview

An article published in Psychiatry Online entitled, "Estimated Staff Time Effort, Costs, and Medicaid Revenues for Coordinated Specialty Care Clinics Serving Clients With First-Episode Psychosis" addresses the need for novel payment schemes and other innovative, sustainable financing mechanisms for coordinated care for first-episode psychosis. The full article can be found here.