MHN Spring 2009 Issue

“Providing Essential Care & Services Following Psychiatric Hospitalization”

Articles in This Issue

• AAS Guidelines Help Identify Risk of Suicide for Inpatient and Residential Patients
• After the Hospital the Real Treatment Begins
• Assisted Outpatient Treatment: A Helping Hand in the Community
• Building a Responsive, Accountable, Recovery-Focused System of Care
• Care Coordination Takes an Innovative Approach to Case Management at the Mental Health Association of Westchester
• Family Support is Key When a Member is Hospitalized
• From the Publisher – Some Essentials on Surviving a Mental Illness During and Following Hospitalization
• It Takes A Village
• Mental Health Policy in a Time of Economic Crisis
• Mental Illness Presents Challenges to Individuals, Families and Communities
• New York City Program Helps Individuals Suffering from Borderline Personality Disorder Prepare for Employment
• NIMH, Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs Join Forces on PTSD Research
• Providing Essential Care & Services Following Psychiatric Hospitalization
• Recovery Can Begin on The Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital Unit
• Telephonic Follow Up to a Psychiatric Emergency Room Visit: A Call Center Service Model
• The Arc of Eating Disorders: Co-Morbid Diagnoses Contained Within
• The Economics of Recovery – What Recipients Want: A Look at Aligning Agendas
• The NYSPA Report – NYS Governor’s Executive Budget Proposal: Issues for the Mental Health System
• VNSW Mental Health Home Care Program: Transitioning Back Home Following Hospitalization
• Where Do We Go from Here? Follow-Up Care from Psychiatric Hospitalization

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