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M05: Challenges and Opportunities for Promoting Integrated Treatment and Support Services for Co-Occurring Disorder Members in Managed Behavioral Healthcare James E. Bechtel, PhD, CCDP-D, & J. Andrew Burkins, MD 1.5 hours Focus: Systems Integration Description: Clinical care management and coordination within Pennsylvania’s HealthChoices Managed Behavioral Healthcare network provide a unique opportunity to promote and ensure integrated and evidence-based recovery and support options for Co-Occurring Disorder (COD) members. Magellan’s clinical care management protocol will be detailed with review of all phases of member program service engagement and Magellan/County COD programs described. Collaboration with County-based mobile and residential services, forensic-based services and with physical health providers and special needs units is reviewed. Educational Objectives: Participants will be able to: • Describe the unique role of Magellan/HealthChoices clinical care management in addressing treatment requirements of Co-Occurring Disorder members; • Identify the evaluation and monitoring protocols that are used by Magellan/HealthChoices clinical care management staff to ensure integrated treatment for each COD member; • Review various recovery and support alternatives recommended and coordinated by Magellan/HealthChoices clinical care management to promote and ensure continuity of care for COD members. NOTES:
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MONDAY May 15 th , 2006
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WEDNESDAY May 17 th , 2006
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