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
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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
SAE’s Operational Guide to the Treatment, Prevention, and Evaluation of Opioid Addiction
New Guidance from the CMS Focused on Addiction
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Today, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released guidance to build on SAE’s commitment to partner with states to ensure they have the necessary regulatory tools and flexibility to combat the opioid crisis. Their two releases also describe the approaches states can … Read More
Next Steps for Providers After Getting the Value-Based Payment Readiness Grant
Stay Above the Curve in SAMHSA Evaluation!
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“Let SAE’s Behavioral Health Evaluation Services help you stay above the curve with your SAMHSA Evaluation by managing your data collection efforts and advancing your statistical analyses with SPSS data software.”
Data Entry Rescue by SAE’s Behavioral Health Evaluation Services!
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“The good news is you got the grant; the bad news is you got the grant.”
Evaluation Continues — Even with the Shutdown of SAMHSA’s Common Data Platform
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SAE’s Behavioral Health Evaluation Services has ensured continuous report deliverables for all of its contracted PBHCI grantees, even with SAMHSA’s Common Data Platform shutdown.
Trauma-Informed Care and Planning an Evaluation
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“Implemented effectively, trauma-informed models lead to improved assessment and mental/physical health treatment, enhanced recovery, reductions in recidivism, and prevention in the over-diagnosis of mental health disorders…”