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In the latest in our special blog series on Connecticut's behavioral health workforce challenges, Director of Implementation Jack J. Lu, Ph.D, LCSW discusses new data analysis from our team revealing that Connecticut is losing our most experienced and effective clinicians at a rapid rate. Read it here: https://ow.ly/CVkG50R9qSB #CTPolicy #ChildrensMentalHealth #WorkforceDevelopment #EvidenceBasedPractice

The latest behavioral healthcare headlines to know: ?? Four in 10 US doctors say they’re ready to start using generative AI in their interactions with patients. ?? Related: Experts are raising concerns about the rising use of gen AI to provide people with mental health advice. ?? Both payers and patients are prioritizing behavioral health operators that provide full continuums of care. ? Wearables can give therapists a better feel for patients’ mental health — and may soon find a place in clinical care. ?? The autism therapy industry is facing a systemic shortage of experienced board-certified behavioral analysts. ?? Virtual pediatric mental health startup Bend Health has expanded its services to young adults. ??? Anabranch Recovery Center has opened a new outpatient clinic in Indiana. ?? A lack of behavioral health providers in Medicare and Medicaid means <8% of enrollees are getting care. ?? The FTC has taken action against telehealth addiction service Monument as it cracks down on digital companies’ misuse of personal health data. ?? The Confidentiality of Substance Use Disorder Patient Records regulations have been modified, effective April 16th. More headlines + links this Wednesday in The Census.?

Multi-year Research in Behavioral Health Clinics WICHE’s Ashley Fortier, PsyD, Technical Assistance Lead – Psychologist, Behavioral Health Program, in collaboration with the University of North Dakota, conducted a research study across the South Southwest Mental Health Technology Transfer Center Network (MHTTC) nationwide to support Region 8/Mountain Plains region of the MHTTC. Behavioral health clinics across the country were surveyed on the rates of telehealth use in behavioral health clinics post-COVID, and if those rates differed across urban, suburban, rural, and Tribal service providers.?Initially, research focused on examining the rates of use and how to enhance workforce development and training to support use of telehealth behavioral health services. The research was so fruitful that a second research study was published which considers more of the attitudes towards telehealth, perceptions of usefulness, and ease of use for staff and clinical providers in the different regions (urban, suburban, rural, Tribal). Links to both reports are in the comments.?

Our Senior Advisor for Health & Behavioral Health Policy Elizabeth Manley is presenting a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) sponsored webinar: Residential Best Practices: Trauma Responsive Care within Systems of Care on May 28, 12:00 - 1:00 PM EST. Register: https://bit.ly/44FI8Ay Join Liz as she shares residential treatment best practices for youth and discusses operationalizing these best practices from design through implementation at the system and practice levels. Understanding and operationalizing residential best practices, a core responsibility of oversight agencies, is integral to the viability and operation of residential services with a continuum of care.?Residential interventions are an essential component of trauma responsive behavioral health systems designed to meet the unique needs of young people and their families.?Care pathways need to be designed to create accessible, comprehensive, coordinated systems that ensure each young person has access to the right service, at the right time, for the right duration.?? #residentialtreatment #continuumofcare #systemofcare #traumainformed

Investing in comprehensive staff training is essential for behavioral health programs because it can help improve patient care and reduce turnover. Learn more by reading this blog.

Investing in comprehensive staff training is essential for behavioral health programs because it can help improve patient care and reduce turnover. Learn more by reading this blog.

Investing in comprehensive staff training is essential for behavioral health programs because it can help improve patient care and reduce turnover. Learn more by reading this blog.

Investing in comprehensive staff training is essential for behavioral health programs because it can help improve patient care and reduce turnover. Learn more by reading this blog.

SESSION 3 PANEL 1: Behavior Analysis in the Hospital Setting: Examples from Children's and State Psychiatric Hospitals Friday April 26, 2024 from 2:10-3:00 PM East Ballroom Chair: SungWoo Kahng, Ph.D., BCBA-D (Rutgers University) Panelists: SungWoo Kahng, Ph.D., BCBA-D (Rutgers University), Harry Noble (New Jersey Department of Health) Matthew Lasoski (Children's Hospital of Philadelphia) 1.0 Learning CEU Baer, Wolf, and Risley (1968) described the seven dimensions of applied behavior analysis. Their first dimension, applied, placed the emphasis on socially significant behaviors. Since the publication of Baer, Wolf, and Risley, ABA has grown into a rich scientific and clinical endeavor improving the lives of countless individuals. One area in which ABA has made a meaningful impact is in behavioral supports for autistic individuals and their families. ABA-based research and intervention has resulted in profound improvements to the quality of life for autistic individuals and their families. Although autism supports has become a large part of the ABA field, it is important to highlight the contributions of behavior analysts to other areas in need. This panel discussion will present the work of behavior analysts in hospital settings. In particular, we will present the work of behavior analysts working in a children's hospital as well as those working at state psychiatric hospitals. The presenters will describe how these programs developed over time, the services they provide, and the challenges they face. For more information about this talk, click here: https://lnkd.in/eZB8UVif If you have any questions, reach out to [email protected] Use our hashtag for the 19th Annual Conference: #NJABA2024 We can't wait to see you there! #BCBA #RBT #BCaBA #NJABAConference #ABA #BehaviorAnalysis #NJABA #NJABA #NJABAConference2024 #2024NJABAConference

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