BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD 2017 DATA NOTEBOOK REVIEW OCTOBER - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD 2017 DATA NOTEBOOK REVIEW

OCTOBER 5, 2017

Presented by Tabatha Lang, LMFT Chief, Agency Operations, Behavioral Health Services and Piedad Garcia, Ed. D., LCSW Deputy Director, Adult and Older Adult System of Care

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WHAT IS THE DATA NOTEBOOK?

• California Mental Health Planning Council
• A majority Consumer & Family member advisory board
• Mandated by federal and State statute
• Advises the Legislature on priority issues

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DATA NOTEBOOK

• The Data Notebook is used to:
• Assist local boards to meet legal mandates to review

performance data every year

• Serve as an educational resource on behavioral health

data

• Obtain opinion of local boards on specific topics
• Identify unmet needs and make recommendations

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DATA NOTEBOOK

• Input needed from BHAB to complete questions
• Information will be analyzed by California Mental Health

Planning Council to create a report to inform policymakers, stakeholders and the public

• 2017 Topic: BHS system of care for older adults
• 2016: Children/Transition Age Youth
• 2015: Justice-Involved Population

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OLDER ADULT SYSTEM OF CARE

• Approximately 5,592 clients in FY 15-16
• FSP/ACT - Community Research Foundation - Senior Impact
• Strength-Based Case Management – Telecare – Age Wise
• Outpatient Mental Health Centers – All clinics provide Older Adult

mental health services

• 10 Outpatient Mental Health Clinics have embedded

Geriatric Specialists who provide outreach and site-based geriatric services

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OLDER ADULT SYSTEM OF CARE Prevention and Early Intervention Older Adult Programs

• EMASS – Elder Multicultural Access and Support Services
• Alzheimer's Program – Programs for Caregivers of clients

with Alzheimer’s

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CRISIS RESPONSE

• PERT - FY 15/16 - 1007 clients
• Acute Care – 568 clients (includes Crisis Stabilization,

Inpatient Count and FFS)

• Homeless – 428 clients
• Long Term Care – 105 clients (includes Edgemoor and LTC

Institutions)

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DATA NOTEBOOK QUESTION 6, PAGE 17

Are there other significant barriers to obtaining services for older adults in your county? Yes___ No ___ If yes, please check all that apply. ___Transportation ___Geographic Isolation ___Lack of awareness of services ___Mobility issues due to co-occurring physical conditions or disabilities ___Lack of geriatric-trained practitioner

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DATA NOTEBOOK QUESTION 8, PAGE 29

Based on either the data or your general experience in your county, do you think your county is doing a good job of reaching and serving

• lder adults in need of mental health services?

Yes___ No___ If ‘No,’ then what strategies might better meet the mental health needs

• f older adults?

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• QUESTIONS?