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		Integrated Medicaid and State Agency Mental Health and Substance Abuse Data Analysis and Technical Assistance
		Project goals include offering focused technical support for states who wish to integrate Mental Health and Substance Abuse Agency data with Medicaid and other state data bases; promoting the use of integrated data through presentations at national conferences, participation in focused MH/SA workshops, and dissemination of tools and methods, such as data linking programs, and conducting policy-related research and analysis of the IDB data created under the original contract. Given the multiple settings in which Americans receive MH and SA treatments, data integration is vital for understanding patient usage patterns.

		Reports and Analyses - policy-related research and analysis of the IDB data
		State Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment: Results from a Study Integrating Data from State Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Medicaid Agencies (382 KB) Technical Report on the Final (Integrated) Data Base Vol. 1: Final Report on the IDB (540 KB) Vol. 2: IDB User's Guide (196 KB) Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Utilization among Individuals Served by Multiple Public Agencies in Three States (232 KB) A version of this paper was published in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, volume 32, number 3, pp. 282-293, 2005. Services for Persons With Evidence of Withdrawal: An Analysis of Integrated State Data (forthcoming) This paper was submitted to the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, Healthcare Utilization of Individuals with Opiate Use Disorders: An Analysis of Integrated Medicaid and State Mental Health/Substance Abuse Agency Data (forthcoming) This paper was submitted to the Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, Coordination of Medicaid and Other State Agency Funding of MH/SA Services (forthcoming) This paper was submitted to Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research,
		IDB Co-Occurring Reports and Analyses
		Expenditures on Clients Receiving Treatment for Both Mental Illness and Substance-Use Disorders: Results From an Integrated Data Base of Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Medicaid Agencies for Three States in 1997 (720 KB) DHHS Pub. No. SMA-07-4263. State Mental Health, Substance Abuse, and Medicaid Agencies: Co-occurring Patients Are Most Likely To Be a Shared Responsibility (forthcoming) This paper has been submitted to Psychiatric Services Inpatient utilization for State clients with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders compared to clients with single diagnoses (forthcoming) This paper has been submitted to Psychiatric Services Annual State Expenditures per Client with Co-Occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorder, Mental Illness Only or Substance Use Disorder Only (forthcoming) This paper has been submitted to Psychiatric Services Medicaid Retail Psychotropic Prescriptions for the Treatment of Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorder (forthcoming) This paper has been submitted to Psychiatric Services Note: PDF files require that Adobe Reader® 6.0 or higher be installed on your computer. To download a FREE copy of the software, click here.

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