Interface with State Behavioral Health Agency Sample Clauses

Interface with State Behavioral Health Agency. A. Contractor’s Behavioral Health Director or designee will meet with the Department and DBHDID monthly to discuss State Mental Health Authority and Single State (substance abuse) Agency (SSA) protocols, rules and regulations including but not limited to: (1) Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) operating definitions (2) Other priority populations (3) Targeted Case Management, Community Support Associate, and Peer Support provider certification training and process (4) Satisfaction survey requirements (5) Priority training topics (e.g. trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, co-occurring disorders, evidence-based practices) (6) Behavioral health services hotline (7) Behavioral health crisis services (referrals; emergency, urgent and routine care) B. Contractor will coordinate: (1) Member education process for individuals with serious mental illnesses (SMI) and children and youth with serious emotional disturbances (SED) with the Department. Contractor will provide the Department and DBHDID with proposed materials and protocols. (2) With the Department, DBHDID and CMHCs a process for integrating Behavioral Health Services’ hotlines with processes planned by the Contractor to meet system requirements. (3) With the Department on establishing collaborative agreements with state operated or state contracted psychiatric hospitals, as well as with other Department facilities that individuals with co-occurring behavioral health and developmental and intellectual disabilities (DID) use.
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Interface with State Behavioral Health Agency. A. Contractor’s Behavioral Health Director or designee will meet with the Department and DBHDID no less than quarterly to discuss State Mental Health Authority and Single State (substance abuse) Agency (SSA) protocols, rules and regulations including but not limited to: (1) Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) operating definitions (2) Other priority populations (3) Targeted Case Management, Community Support Associate, and Peer Support provider certification training and process (4) Satisfaction survey requirements (5) Priority training topics (e.g. trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, co-occurring disorders, evidence-based practices) (6) Behavioral health services hotline (7) Behavioral health crisis services (referrals; emergency, urgent and routine care)
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Interface with State Behavioral Health Agency. A. Contractor’s Behavioral Health Director or designee will meet with the Department monthly to discuss State Mental Health Authority and Single State (substance abuse) Agency (SSA) protocols, rules and regulations including but not limited to: • Serious Mental Illness (SMI) and Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) operating definitions • Other priority populations • Targeted Case Management and Peer Support provider certification training and process • IMPACT Plus program operations • Satisfaction survey requirements • Priority training topics (e.g. trauma-informed care, suicide prevention, co-occurring disorders, evidence-based practices) • Behavioral health services hotline • Behavioral health crisis services (referrals; emergency, urgent and routine care) B. Contractor will coordinate IMPACT Plus Covered Services to ensure existing services are provided, rates are set, and encounter and cost data are provided. C. Contractor will coordinate: 1. Member education process for individuals with serious mental illnesses (SMI) and children and youth with serious emotional disturbances (SED) with the department. Contractor will provide the Department with proposed materials and protocols. 2. With the Department and CMHCs a process for integrating Behavioral Health Services’ hotlines with processes planned by the Contractor to meet system requirements. 3. With the Department on establishing collaborative agreements with state operated or stated contracted psychiatric hospitals, as well as with other the Department facilities that individuals with co-occurring behavioral health and developmental and intellectual disabilities (DID).
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