Tag Archives: Cline
April 2018
Activities in April Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute: Continued work on finalizing the Houston Endowment substance use disorder System Report and helping to develop MAT TA capacity for Texas. Dr. Minkoff gathering information for the report on the new naltrexone … Continue reading
Posted in Monthly Updates
Tagged Behavioral Health, CALM, Child Abuse Listening Mediation, Cline, Co-occurring Capability, Common Ground, GAP, meadows mental health policy institute, Mental Health, Minkoff, MMHPI, NATCON, psychiatry, Psychology, Silver Hill, substance abuse, Substance use disorders, VCPI
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March 2018
Activities in March Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee: Numerous telephone conferences to discuss how best to implement the ISMICC recommendations. This culminated in an interdepartmental meeting coordinated by SAMHSA on March 28, where over 50 representatives of multiple federal … Continue reading
Posted in Monthly Updates
Tagged Ballad Health, Behavioral Health, CALM, Cline, Co-occurring Capability, Common Ground, ISMICC, Mental Health, MMHPI, SAMHSA, substance abuse, Substance use disorders, trauma informed care, VCPI
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Dr. Ken Minkoff on Value-Driven Systems Change
Dr. Ken Minkoff was recently interviewed for the Homelessness Resource Center newsletter. Continue reading
Welcoming: An Essential Practice for Systems Recovery
Dr. Chris Cline and ZiaPartners were featured in a recent issue of the Homelessness Resource Center newsletter. Continue reading
Missouri Cadre: 2010 SAMHSA Award Winner
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has selected the Missouri Cadre for Co-occurring Excellence as one of 28 organizations to receive the agency’s 2010 Science and Service Award. Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Change Agents
Tagged Behavioral Health, CCISC, Change Agent, Cline, Co-occurring Capability, Complexity Capability, Evidence Based Practices, Minkoff, Missouri, Project, Quility Improvement, SAMHSA, state level, Systems Integration, Systems Transformation, Values, Welcoming
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