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A Self-assessment and Planning Guide: Developing a Comprehensive Financing Plan (RTC Study 3): Financing structures and strategies to support effective systems of care.

Authors: Armstrong, M.I., Pires, S.A., McCarthy, J., Stroul, B., Wood, G.M, Pizzigati, K.

Publication Year: 2006

Last Updated: 2016-01-04

Journal: University of South Florida

Keywords: financing, financing structures, system of care, children's mental health, policy, systems of care, disparity, disparities, service system, behavioral health

Abstract:

The Self-Assessment and planning guide is intended to serve as a road map to planners, policy makers, advocates, family representatives and others engaged in building a system of care for children and families. The Guide addresses seven important areas: identification of current spending and utilization patterns across agencies; realignment of funding streams and structures; financing of appropriate services and supports; financing to support family and youth partnerships; financing to improve cultural and linguistic competence and reduce disproportionality in care; financing to improve the workforce and provider network for behavioral health services for children and families; and financing for accountability.

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Source: http://rtckids.fmhi.usf.edu/rtcpubs/hctrking/pubs/AssessPlanGuide2006/AssessPlanGuideWeb.pdf

 

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