Halloween is a time for ghosts, goblins and trick-or-treating. But it’s important to remember that some Halloween costumes and related events can be offensive and hurtful to those in the mental health community.
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March is Developmental Disabilities Month. Michigan lawmakers are making positive strides to remove the terms "mentally retarded' and "mental retardation" from Michigan's laws.
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It's hard to get documentation done timely. But it's necessary, for quality care and compliance.
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Do you know a family with a severely disabled child living at home who could use some financial assistance? If so, you should check into the state's Family Support Subsidy program.
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This article elaborates on the duty of care we have when our clients find themselves in situations of concern.
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Unsigned CHIP documents can sometimes be difficult to manage, but how do those complications grow when you leave a document unsigned after changing positions?
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Information Technology
The required health and proxy measures provide useful information. Both QM and case managers can use them to help identify at-risk consumers and adapt services to meet their needs.
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When it comes to medical reporting and research, find out why the difference between "correlational" and "causal" matters.
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If you are a peer, a recovery coach, or other professional working with SUD clients, you'll want to read this.
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Substance Abuse Services
Learn about the concept referred to in Recovery Principle # 5 - "Care allows for reciprocity in relationships."
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