| Adults-Assurance of an effective array of clinical and support services |
Continue to assure that a comprehensive array of community-based services is available to adults in need of mental health services (Criterion I.) |
Ensure that the following services are available:
Mental health assessment
Treatment plan development, review and modification:
Assertive community treatment, case management, community support (individual, group and residential), crisis intervention, mental health intensive outpatient, psychosocial rehabilitation
psychotropic medication administration, monitoring, and training; short-term diagnostic and mental health services, therapy/counseling, transitional ACT, and oral interpretation and sign language
Work with system partners to provide supportive services including educational services, services provided by local school systems under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), substance abuse services (through DASA), services for co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders, medical and dental (through DHFS for Medicaid eligible individuals), and Community Integrated Living Arrangements (CILA).
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Number of adults who are (a) Medicaid eligible or (b)non-Medicaid eligible who receive mental health services. |
DMH funded providers by contract must submit demographic, clinical information and claims data for all individuals receiving services funded using DMH dollars. The DMH provides data specifications to assure consistency of reporting. Registration data is submitted directly to the DMH information system which is operated by the DMH's Administrative Services Organization (ASO). Claims data, which is submitted to the state Medicaid agency Healthcare and Family Services (HFS), is returned to the ASO after processing where it is stored with registration information in the DMH data warehouse. This information is used as a basis for developing reports and for analytic purposes, and is the basis for reporting the data used to populate the majority of the URS tables
Data for this indicator are generated through a special web-based database created specifically for the DMH SE initiative. Fidelity and outcomes data are submitted to the DMH SE coordinator. As always, DMH has developed specifications for reporting that DMH funded providers must use when submitting data. DMH only reports data for teams that have been found to exhibit fidelity to the evidenced based practice model.
DMH funded providers by contract must submit demographic, clinical information and claims data for all individuals receiving services funded using DMH dollars. The DMH provides data specifications to assure consistency of reporting. Registration data is submitted directly to the DMH information system which is operated by the DMH's Administrative Services Organization (ASO). Claims data, which is submitted to the state Medicaid agency Healthcare and Family Services (HFS), is returned to the ASO after processing where it is stored with registration information in the DMH data warehouse. This information is used as a basis for developing reports and for analytic purposes, and is the basis for reporting the data used to populate the majority of the URS tables.
Individuals receiving permanent supported housing were not previously required to be registered for mental health treatment services. Therefore, it was necessary to create a special database
to track access to and receipt of permanent supportive housing. The data for this indicator will be generated from permanent supportive housing applications which are stored in the special database, as well as a special PSH outcomes database.
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| Adults-Promote Provision of Evidence Based Practices |
Promote Evidence Based Practices for individuals for whom DMH purchases services within the context of service benefit packages established by DMH for the Medicaid and non-Medicaid populations in need of mental health services. |
During FY2012 and FY2013, maintain the implementation of Evidence Based Supportive Employment. |
Number of consumers receiving supported employment in FY2012 and FY2013. National Outcome Measure
Number of persons with SMI receiving Assertive Community Treatment in FY2012 and FY2013. (National Outcome Measure).
Number of consumers who acquire appropriate permanent supportive housing. (National Outcome Measure)
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