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Winter 2004 System of Care Meeting Presentations |
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Plenary Sessions: Sustaining Systems of Care: What Do We Know? Use of Medicaid for Sustainability Workshops: Monday, January 12, 2004—Special Topics Day Medicaid and Managed Care Treatment of Youth with Co-occurring disorders Using Motivational Interviewing Tuesday, January 13, 2004—Technical Assistance Day Building Systems of Care: Critical Structures and Processes Street Law’s Teen Parents and the Law (TPAL) Program Understanding Technical Assistance: How Program Partners Can Assist You in Developing your System of Care Wednesday, January 14, 2004 Implementing Funding Strategies and Structures to Sustain System of Care Making it Work Project No More: Life After Federal Funding Sustaining System of Care Demonstration Projects as Ongoing Agents of System Change Strategies for Implementing Evidence Based Services in a System of Care The Hardy Boys and the Mystery of Evidence Based Practices (Handout: resources and tools) The President’s New Freedom Commission Report on Mental Health: Thursday, January 15, 2004 Against All Odds: Stacking the Deck for Sustainability Community Vision Building: a process to empower communities and strengthen the sense of togetherness around continuing the revolution your local system of care Evidence Based Services in the Context of System of Care Family Mosaic Project: An Effective intensive Care Management Model Sustained through State Medicaid Dollars (Handout: An Overview of the Family Mosaic Project) Geographic Disparities Among States in Access, Utilization and Spending for Children’s Mental Health Services Hindsight Is 20:20—Sustainability Starts From Day 1 Mental Health and Substance Abuse: Getting Down to the Basics Sustainability Through Extraordinary Board Leadership: Building and Retaining a High Impact Board (Handouts: What is a High Impact Board?, Mentoring Sucessful Board Members, Board Matrix, Tokenism vs. Meaningful Family Involvement) Sustaining Your System of Care Through a Community Organization Approach The Long and Winding Road: Dissemination of an Evidence Based Practice—Lessons We are Learning (Handout: resources and tools) Use of Taxing Authorities to Sustain, Leverage, and Maximize Funding Using Evaluation Data to Sustain Systems of Care through Social Marketing Efforts (Handouts: Colorado Cornerstone Initiative, "Four Years of Cornerstone" Data, Joe and his Family) We’ll Take It From Here (Handouts: Project MATCH, Medicaid Covered Services in Arizona) |
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The following list contains workshop and plenary presentations from the Winter 2004 System of Care meeting in San Antonio, Texas. Click on the links to download the PowerPoint slides and handouts from these presentations in PDF format (Adobe Acrobat Reader required).