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- Co-Responder Model
- Mental Health Training
- Data collection and analysis
- Community collaboration
Co-Responder Model Mental Health Training Data collection and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Co-Responder Model Mental Health Training Data collection and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Co-Responder Model Mental Health Training Data collection and analysis Community collaboration Co-Responder Video Mental Health Training Video Reduce the number of people with mental illness in jail Reduce the length of
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Co-Responder Video
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Mental Health Training Video
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- Reduce the number of people with mental
illness in jail
- Reduce the length of stay for people with
mental illness in jail
- Reduce the number of times people with
mental illness return to jail
- Increase connection to services upon release
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- Clarke County Jail and Advantage have worked
together to establish baseline information about the number of people with mental illness in jail
- Two in-depth studies:
– October – December 2015 – July – September 2017
- Arrest/booking records were compared with the
Electronic Health Records at Advantage; criminal histories were examined using the jail’s database
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- Depending on the time of year, between 38% and
39.6% of individuals at the jail have ever been clients at Advantage
- 68% have a primary diagnosis of mental health
- 31% have a primary diagnosis of addictive disease
- 48% have a co-occurring diagnosis of both mental
health and addictive disease.
- 11% (219 people) had an appointment at Advantage
after release from jail
– 61 in the first 7 days – 94 in the first 30 days
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Advantage Clients Not Advantage Clients History of multiple arrests 91% 68% Average # of lifetime arrests 12.7 5.4 Total lifetime arrests 8986 6095 Average length of stay in jail 21.4 days 11.1 days Return to jail the next year 53% 36%
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We analyzed every arrest and every charge for a five-year period (2011-2015) for 250 Advantage clients in the jail. The 250 individuals amassed 2,738 charges over the 5 year span.
Type of charge Number of times 1. Misdemeanor probation violation 354 2. Felony probation/parole violation 348 3. Misdemeanor driving violations 318 4. Felony non-violent, non-drug charges 241 5. Misdemeanor trespassing 182 6. Hold for another agency 139 7. Misdemeanor assault/battery 135 8. Misdemeanor drug/alcohol possession 128 9. Misdemeanor obstruction 110
- 10. Failure to appear
93
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- ACC Police Department
- ACC Sheriff’s Office
- Advantage Behavioral Health
System
- UGA’s Fanning Institute for
Leadership Development
- Athens Clarke County Unified
Government
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- Piedmont Athens Regional
- St Mary’s Hospital
- National EMS
- Benchmark
- Courts
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- Electronic data sharing
– Cooperative agreements among stakeholders – Systems design and cost projections
- Innovator county designation
– Shared Definition of SMI – MH Screening Tool – Electronic Data Collection
- Hospital diversion
– Care Coordination/Business Associate Agreements
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- MOU with partners in the Justice Mental
Health Collaboration
- Business Associates Agreement, Data Sharing
Agreements with Hospitals, Jail, Police Department
- Strengthen collaborative network and referral
processes
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- Find champions
- Assemble key players
- Start collaborating
- Start counting
- Find what works for you
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- Robie Cochran
– Robie.Cochran@accgov.com
- Katie McFarland
– kmcfarland@advantagebhs.org
- Laura Alexander
– lalexander@advantagebhs.org
- Evan Mills