Wednesday, May 30 | Human Services, Cause Connected

#MHM2018: Say What?

By Netsmart

Words are powerful. Choosing the right thing to say can make a world of difference to someone who may be experiencing a mental illness. It’s important to pick your words carefully in order to provide the best support possible. Consider the following in the event of lending comfort and compassion to a loved one.

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Mastering Crisis Management: Tips for Mobilizing and Stabilizing Operations

Wednesday, August 21 | Thought Leadership,Interoperability,Value-based Care,Partnerships and Collaboration,Care Coordination,Human Services

Whether it’s a threat to our communities or a widespread health concern, understanding the nature and scope of a crisis is the first step in managing it.

Justice-Involved Initiative: How Providers Can Help Bring Equitable Care

Monday, July 22 | Care Coordination,Human Services,Legislative/Policy

Californians who have spent time in jails, prisons or youth correctional facilities face a higher risk for both physical and mental illness. The number of incarcerated Californians with a mental health diagnosis rose by 63 percent in the last decade, and 66 percent of those currently incarcerated require substance use treatment. But even after their release, overdose is the leading cause of death for Californians who have been justice-involved––at a rate three times higher than other states.

Emergency Preparedness and Population Health: Understanding Your Data for Mobilization

Friday, July 19 | Care Coordination,Interoperability,Human Services

Rapid and effective crisis response—whether natural disasters, pandemics or other emergencies—can save lives. A modern data strategy, driven by actionable insights, is vital for ensuring sustainability, growth and the acceleration of mission-driven outcomes.