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Promising Practices In Home And Community-Based Services: Lessons Learned from Using a Health Information Technology Program that Combines Claims-Level Data with Service-Level Data

08/11/2009 | Requests *

Summary

Outcome data in the treatment of mental health and substance use are scarce, making quality improvement difficult. This report describes how Medicaid claims data can be combined with service-level data to improve the quality and cost-effectiveness of services provided in community mental health centers (CMHCs). It describes how CMHCs in three States have used a particular system, Service Process Quality Management (SPQM), to improve quality and achieve cost savings. 

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Keywords

Information Technology; community mental health centers; CMHC; SPQM; Service Process Quality Management; MH/SU; substance abuse; 

Topic

Mental Health, Psychiatric Disabilities/Mental Illness, Quality 

Type/Tool

Promising practices 

Source

CMS, Acumen LLC 

State

Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico 

Date Created

09/11/2009 

Contact

Edward Kako
Acumen, LLC

ekako@acumenllc.com

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