The coronavirus outbreak and its quick spread throughout our communities, nation and world, has caught everyone by surprise. Quick thinking and on-the-ground responses have been imperative to insure behavioral health clients are cared for, albeit in ways that may not be familiar to either … Read More
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SAE COVID-19 Podcast Series: Using Technology for Effective Remote Engagement
Today’s SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is “SAE COVID-19 Series: Using Technology for Effective Remote Engagement”. It is the third podcast of our new podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. During this podcast, we discuss the … Read More
SAE COVID-19 Podcast Series: Technology Practices and Resources
Today’s SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) Podcast is “SAE COVID-19 Series: Technology Practices and Resources”. It is the second podcast of our new podcast series, Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. This podcast addresses issues related to using … Read More
SAE Issue Brief: Operational Considerations during the Coronavirus Pandemic
With the urgency in care for vulnerable populations during this current pandemic, SAE understands providers are looking for answers and solutions to continue and possibly grow services to meet the needs of overall population outcome during COVID-19. It is clear that, as providers of … Read More
SAE COVID-19 Podcast Series: Stabilization and Growth Strategies
Today is the official launch of our new SAE CAREs (Clinical And Research Experts) COVID-19 Podcast series: Going from Reactive to Proactive in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic. The first podcast of this series is: “Stabilization and Growth Strategies“, which is available now for free listen … Read More
SAE’s Approach to Program Evaluation
Defining Your Appropriate Evaluation Measures There is no one “right” evaluation. Rather, a host of evaluation questions may arise over the life of a program that might reasonably be asked at any point in time. Addressing these questions about program effectiveness means paying attention … Read More
The Importance of Strong Program Evaluation
Complex Programming to Meet Higher Regulatory Demand Behavioral health programs and organizations aim to prevent or control substance abuse, mental health symptoms, disability and death. Over time, as this task has become more complex, programs themselves have necessarily become more complex. Increasingly, behavioral and … Read More
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Sustainability in the Behavioral Healthcare Landscape
Behavioral health services have often been an afterthought in the overall care and prevention of illnesses. Due to the combination of stigma, policy trends, provider shortages, and a lack of parity in reimbursement and healthcare coverage, behavioral health services oftentimes lag in innovation opportunities … Read More