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Branum, J.A., Hudson, R.J., Johnson, R.M.

So He’s Going Home NOW WHAT! KAT PACT A Family Resource for Post Psychiatric Hospitalized Kids & Teens. Branum, J.A., Hudson, R.J., Johnson, R.M. KAT PACT Prototype*.

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Branum, J.A., Hudson, R.J., Johnson, R.M.

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  1. So He’s Going HomeNOW WHAT!KAT PACT A Family Resource for Post Psychiatric Hospitalized Kids & Teens Branum, J.A., Hudson, R.J., Johnson, R.M.

  2. KAT PACT Prototype* Families with children and adolescents do not currently have access to an effective PACT type program to assist them with their: • Fundamental needs following hospitalization • Family understanding of their child’s problems & a management plan • Parenting skills to manage their child/teen. *Kids & Teens Program of Assertive CommunityTreatment

  3. KAT PACT Prototype* Recent outcomes from the adult (PACT) provides evidence based outcomes that show: • the effectiveness and efficacy of incorporating this into the lives of families with children and adolescents. • Hospital days were reduced by 63% and Jail days were reduced by 70% .

  4. KAT PACT Prototype* • Develop a program that provides ongoing support for families with children following inpatient psychiatric treatment • Projected ROI based on $1,000/day hospitalization (average admission $30-60,000/admission vs $1,000 per patient /month for this program • Shortening one Hospital stay by 30% pays for the program + savings of all readmissions or incarcerations

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