Evaluation of Mental Health Related Medicaid Programs
Contractor: University of
South Florida, Florida Mental Health Institute
Agency Contract Number: M0408
Contract Period: 7/1/03 -
6/30/04
Brief Description of Goals of
Contract:
- Evaluation of the Pre-Paid Mental Health Programs
- Evaluation of the Statewide Inpatient Psychiatric Program (SIPP)
- A Study of Medicaid-Funded School-Based Behavioral Health Services
- A Study of the Integration of Part C and Medicaid Funded Services for Infants
and Toddlers
- Medicaid and Department of Corrections Continuity of Care Study
- Adolescents Girls in Transition: A Year Two Follow-Up
- The Effect of Financing Arrangements on the Quality of Care and Client Outcomes
of Persons with Severe Mental Illnesses
- Medicare/Medicaid Studies 2003-2004
- Medicaid Utilization Management Project
- Identifying Predictors of Successful Reunification and Foster Care Length
of Stay for Children enrolled in Medicaid
- Behavioral Health Care Service Use and Costs Associated with Switching Atypical
Antipsychotic Medication for Persons with SMIs
- Co-occurring Disorders Study
- Trust and Intensity of Service Use by Medicaid Enrollees receiving SSI
- FMHI Data Briefs
Summary of Significant Amendments:
Deliverables:
http://www.fmhi.usf.edu/institute/pubs/bysubject.html
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Date Produced
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Title
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Brief Description
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12/31/2003
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The Effect of Financing Arrangements on the Quality of Care and Client
Outcomes of Persons with Severe Mental Illnesses
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This analysis will assess the extent to which financing arrangements
impact the likelihood that Medicaid recipients with severe mental illnesses
receive mental health treatment that is consistent with recommended practice
guidelines. The analysis also will examine various cross-system individual
outcomes to determine the degree to which adherence with recommended treatment
practice is associated with enhanced individual outcomes.
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12/31/2003
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Identifying Child Predictors of Successful Reunification and Foster Care
Length of Stay After Child Maltreatment and Placement in Florida's Foster
Care System
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The purpose of this study is to identify child predictors of successful
parent-child reunification and factors contributing to long lengths of
stay in foster care after a documented occurrence of child maltreatment
and foster care placement. Ideally, the set of factors identified can
be used to develop effective interventions targeted to safely reunite
foster care children with reduced length of stay (hence reduced public
costs), and to improve parent and child relations and family functioning.
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Agency Contact: Cliff Schmidt
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