Behavioral Health National and Regional Discussion Selection of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Peer Learning Lunch

• Behavioral Health
• National and Regional
• Discussion
• Selection of Speaker
• Next Steps

Addiction is a chronic, relapsing brain disease that is characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences

S u b s t a n c e U s e O c c u r s A l o n g C o n t i n u u m

• Dr. Tom McLellan, Treatment Research Institute

N e w F o c u s : R i s k y / H a r m f u l U s e

More than 90% of adults suffering from addiction developed the problem between the ages of 12-20 years

Paving the Way to Change, Treatment Research Institute (2014)

N e w F o c u s : A d o l e s c e n t s

www.integration.sahmsa.gov

N e w F o c u s : I n t e g r a t e d C a r e

Sim ilar to the Response to Obesity A C a l l f o r S u b s t a n c e U s e D i s o r d e r P r e v e n t i o n a n d M a n a g e m e n t F r a m e w o r k

Paving the Way to Change, Treatment Research Institute (2014)

H e a l t h c a r e R e f o r m i s D r i v i n g N e w T h i n k i n g

Current Efforts Across the Country to Im prove Policy and Practice Related to…

Healthcare

• Outreach &

Enrollment

• Benefit Design
• Integrated Care
• Criminal

Justice

Parity

• Education
• Compliance
• Enforcement

Health & Wellness

• Early

Intervention

• Recovery

Support

I n C A a n d L A

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Youth Substance Use Prevention and Early Intervention

Substance Use Prevention Strategic Initiative

• Goal 1: Increasing skills & knowledge in SBIRT
• Goal 2: Improving & expanding implementation
• Goal 3: Strengthening the evidence base &

promoting learning

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Mental Health Overview

• Mental health in California

–700,000 youth with severe emotional disturbance –1.2 million adults with serious mental illness –4.4 million adults with broad mental health needs

• Los Angeles County

–500,000+ with serious mental illness all ages –1.4 million + with broad mental health needs

• Behavioral health integration awards to CA and LA

Mental Health Overview

• Health Neighborhoods
• Identify and foster necessary relationships to coordinate care
• Build on early intervention strategies for vulnerable individuals and

families

• Improve the health of the population

Source: LAC DMH Medical Director Dr. Roderick Shaner, April 18, 2013

Health Neighborhoods

Children’s mental health agencies Schools Public Health Mentoring/ Turtoring Social Services Homeless/ Housing Services

Vocational/ Employment Domestic violence

Integrated School Health Centers

• Roosevelt High School
• Fremont High School
• Hyde Park Elementary
• Locke High School
• Manual Arts High School
• Washington Prep High School
• Monroe High School
• Hollywood High School
• Fedde Middle School
• East Whittier Middle School
• Pioneer High School
• Child & Family Center of Santa

Clarita

• Daisy Gibson School
• Lake Los Angeles School
• Littlerock High School

Fremont High School

• 2,800 sq ft
• 4 medical exam rooms
• 2 mental health counseling
• UMMA and Special Services for

Groups

• Dental exam room
• Community garden
• Employment opportunities

Using Maps to Track Outcomes

• Access to Services
• Timeliness of Services
• Estimate System Capacity
• Mental Health Performance Outcomes by Location

–The location of services was convenient for me. –Staff were sensitive to my culture/ ethnic background –I get along better with family members

Possible November Speakers

• Dr. Marv Southard, Director County of Los Angeles- DMH
• Dr. Robin Kay, Chief Deputy Director Los Angeles County DMH
• Dr. Debbie Innes-Gomberg, LA County DMH, Implementation Director Behavioral

Health Demonstration Projects

• Dr. Clayton Chau, LA Care Medical Director of Behavioral Health