Designing Care Management Entities for Youth with Complex Behavioral Health Needs

Grace Anglin, Adam Swinburn, Leslie Foster, Cindy Brach and Linda Bergofsky

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Abstract: This implementation guide helps states implement or improve care management entities (CMEs), which are designed to coordinate services provided by the many state agencies that serve youth with complex behavioral health needs.

Keywords: CHIPRA quality demonstration; behavioral health; mental health; cross-agency coordination; care management entity; Maryland; Georgia; Wyoming; pediatric (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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