Care Coordination for Improved Population Behavioral Health
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This webinar is available on-demand. If you have issue accessing the recording, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.
Individuals struggling with mental illness and substance use frequently face complex, co-occurring issues that require multiple agencies to fully address their needs. Unfortunately, these agencies and care teams operate in isolation, lacking coordination. Consequently, individuals slip through the cracks, out of treatment and into inappropriate systems.
Cloud 9 is proving the efficacy of data sharing and real-time communication among public health, public safety and social services. This approach guides individuals in need toward appropriate care while steering them away from costly emergency departments, jails and courts. We invite you to join this presentation to discover proven solutions and compelling success metrics from other counties.
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