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This presentation will review the process and purpose of the Treatment and Recovery Services Update Learning Collaborative. It will identify system strengths and weaknesses, target technical assistance, and improve adherence to conditions of award. The presentation will also provide an update on the progress of quality, access, and integration measures in the system.
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Treatment and Recovery Services UpdateLearning Collaborative PresentationMarch 20, 2013
Review Process Purpose? FACT • Identify system strengths and weaknesses, • Identify priority initiatives and activities, • Target technical assistance and identify system improvement measures. • Improve adherence to conditions of award. • Improve fiscal efficiency. • Steer system transformation.
Review Process Purpose? FICTION • To Pluck Your Last Nerve
And ……Make you cry!! FICTION
System Assessment Measures Quality Access Integration • Quality • Access • Integration
Our Progress • FY12 Quarter 4 -Data practice run last September • FY 13 Quarter 1-Data and Jurisdiction Assessment completed in December • Met with 6 counties for TA and corrective action planning • FY13 Quarter 2 - Data is now being processed and bundled with performance measures for the FY 14 grant submission
Changes • County of Residence + ADAA Funded TX + [Performance Measure] = X • Not posting the assessment data to the Web
Categories of Measurement • Six Categories of Measurement • Treatment Performance Measures (MFR) • Care Coordination • Continuum of Care • Continuing Care • Recovery Support Services • Prevention
Care Coordination – Percent of Discharges Enrolled (50% target)
% Of Level II.1 Adults to lower level within 30 days of disenrollment
Peer Integrated Care Advisory council • Joined the existing council advising the Mental Health Administration • First Joint Meeting in October 2012 • Members representing consumers of mental health and/or addictions services • Meeting the first Friday of each month • Published White Paper “The Integration of Behavioral Health and Somatic Care in Maryland: A consumer Perspective” • Currently discussing the issue of stigma as the integration of services moves forward.
How Are we Measuring Use of Recovery Support Services (RSS)? • Yes/No Questions on Jurisdictional Assessment -1st Cut • Do you have it or don’t you? • Recovery Community Centers • Peer Support Specialists • Recovery Housing (purchasing or not) • Through ATR or Block grant $$ • Recovery Housing Association RFP • Monthly RSS Progress Reports • Began in August assessing how Recovery Community Centers were being utilized? • Continued in September by adding questions regarding use of peers to the RSS Report
ADAA Support of Recovery Support Services • PRSS – 60 Paid; 140 Volunteer = 200 • Recovery Community Centers – 18 supported; 12 operational • Care Coordinators – 89 trained throughout the State • Adolescent Club Houses – 6 throughout the State
ATR Enrollments Total Enrollments (as of 2/13) = 4146
ATR Expenditures by Service $4,464,100.6
Stability in Housing GPRARate of Change (Roc) = 154.5% 10.2% housed @ intake; 25.9% housed @ Follow-up
Employment Status GPRARate of Change (ROC) = 208.7% 11.7% employed @ intake; 36.1% employed @ 6 months
Update on Bruce Meade • Keep up with Bruce’s inspiring recovery • http://www.caringbridge.org • Mr. Bruce Meade Room 302, Bed 2 National Rehabilitation Hospital 102 Irving Street, NW Washington, DC 20010-2949