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Behavioral Health and Justice Involved Populations

Presentation by Administrator Hyde, National Leadership Forum on Behavioral Health/Criminal Justice Services, April 5, 2011 (Slides)

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Discusses the impact of behavioral health on the American population as well as the criminal justice system. Examines the changes that are taking place in the field, the impact of health reform, and the challenges related to trauma and justice.

Pub id: SMA11-PHYDE040511
Publication Date: 4/2011
Popularity: Not ranked
Format: Presentation
Audience: Legal Community, Program Planners, Administrators, & Project Managers, Law Enforcement, HHS Staff, Disaster Response Workers, Policymakers
Series: Administrator Pam Hyde's Presentations
Population Group: People in the Criminal Justice System, Adolescents as Population Group, People with Mental Health Problems as Population Group, People in the Juvenile Justice System, People with Alcohol Use or Abuse Problems as Population Group, Trauma Survivors, Inmates, Homeless, People with Substance Use or Abuse Problems as Population Group, Military & Veterans as Population Group

Tags: Administration & Policy Depression Underage Drinking External Communication & Cooperation Co-Occurring Disorders Technology Implementation Suicide Evidence-Based Practices Prescription Drugs Violence Trauma Service Coordination Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Health Reform Planning Prevention Models Access to Care Training & Continuing Education

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