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Increasing Access to Behavioral Health Services: Opportunities at the State and Federal Level

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States play an essential role in providing and overseeing behavioral health care, and many states have longstanding strategies to increase access to high quality, behavioral health interventions. The following is a non-exhaustive list of considerations shared as priorities among state health policymakers.

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State Community Health Worker Models

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State Community Health Worker Models Updated December 10, 2021. Community Health Worker (CHW) is an umbrella term that encompasses several? frontline public health workers — including Community Navigator,?Promotora, provide health education. APM Alternative Payment Model. CHW Community Health Worker.

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Community Health Worker Models

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State Community Health Worker Models Updated November 29, 2021. This map highlights state activity to integrate CHWs into evolving health care systems in key areas such as financing, education and training, certification, and state definitions, roles and scope of practice. Click here for survey questions.

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Behavioral Health System Modernization along the Continuum

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This is one section of Modernizing Behavioral Health Systems: A Resource for States. Delivery systems can avail themselves of a comprehensive array of evidence-based services and models that address the complexities of mental illness and addiction across an individual’s lifespan. See the full resource guide.

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State Strategies to Support OUD Treatment across the Criminal Legal System

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These resources detail some of the strategies states are employing to move these individuals into treatment as rapidly and effectively as possible and avoid costly incarceration using the Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) developed by the US Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.