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Arnold v. Sarn and the Implementation of SAMHSA Fidelity Tools in Maricopa County
Kelli M. Donley, MPH Project Manager Arizona Department of Health Services Division of Behavioral Health
Arnold v. Sarn and the Implementation of SAMHSA Fidelity Tools in - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Arnold v. Sarn and the Implementation of SAMHSA Fidelity Tools in - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Arnold v. Sarn and the Implementation of SAMHSA Fidelity Tools in Maricopa County Kelli M. Donley, MPH Project Manager Arizona Department of Health Services Division of Behavioral Health Arnold v. Sarn is a class action lawsuit filed on
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Arnold v. Sarn
In fiscal years 2015 and 2016, ADHS will:
- Increase ACT teams by 8
- Provide an increased capacity of permanent
supportive housing by 1200
- Provide an increased capacity of peer and
family services by 1500
- Provide an increased capacity of supported
employment by 750
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Mechanisms for System Evaluation
- Network capacity study
- Quality service review
- Implementation of SAMHSA fidelity reviews
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Arnold v. Sarn
- Community kick off with SAMHSA
consultant
- RBHA transition
- Hiring of four reviewers
- Partnership with SAMHSA, WICHE
- Training of staff, reviewers on tools
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Each GSA6 provider in four service areas
will be reviewed annually
- ACT
- Permanent Supportive Housing
- Supported Employment
- Consumer Operated Services
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Mission is to determine services being
provided, not to reprimand
Providers will have an opportunity to give
a written response to reviews
Data will be gathered, analyzed and
posted to www.azdhs.gov
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Goal is to see these tools used statewide
to measure quality of services provided to the seriously mentally ill.
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