Recidivism. At least 60% of patients with a planned termination will not be admitted in an acute care psychiatric hospital within six months after discharge.
Recidivism. GOAL: 100% of youth who successfully complete the program shall remain crime free for six months after leaving the program.
Recidivism. This is best accomplished with multiple indicators and weights, including revocation from or violations in aftercare placement, arrest/incarceration rates, type and severity of new offenses, and violations on community supervision.
Recidivism. JBBS aims to decrease the rate of reincarceration of former JBBS participants. This approach should result in greater treatment engagement in the community and decreased recidivism through better identification and treatment of behavioral health needs.
Recidivism. Reflects the re-offense recidivism rate within a set period of time from a juvenile’s last exit from a post- adjudication residential placement facility. A juvenile may be represented in multiple fiscal years, but only once within a fiscal year. A juvenile is considered a Re-Offense recidivist if the juvenile was arrested or referred for a subsequent Class B misdemeanor offense or an offense of higher severity within one year of their placement date out. Steps are taken to ensure the alleged offense date also occurred after the placement exit date to represent a true recidivism event.
