Goldman / Mentally Ill / Washington 302 A Review / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
National Institute of Mental Health / PhD Washington Institute / PhD University of Washington / /
IndustryTerm
public and private systems / intensive case management / care for someone with mental illness / acute and ongoing services / supportive network / few community-based mental health services / clinical services / public and private mental health services / geriatric mental health services / social service systems / health care services / difficulty navigating service delivery systems / adopted managed behavioral healthcare / care for older adults with mental illness / evidence-based mental health services / treatment of mental disorders / advocacy / mental health services / inpatient services / physical and mental health services / services systems / medication management / state mental health service systems / /
University of Washington / Center for Substance Abuse Prevention / U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / Washington State Mental Health Division / Administration on Aging / National Alliance / Washington State government / Institute for Mental Illness Research & Training Eastern / New Freedom Commission on Mental Health / Center on Elder Abuse / DSHS Mental Health Division / US Bureau of the Census / Medicare / Center for Mental Health Services / Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration / Older Adult Consumer Mental Health Alliance / DSHS Aging and Disabilities Services Administration / National Institute of Mental Health / /
Person
Jeanette Semke / Patrick Kennedy / John D. Piacitelli / / /
Position
President / physician / Program Manager for Elderly Services / Surgeon General / Representative / geriatric mental health specialist / /
Geriatric Contributors: Julie Jensen, PhD Washington Institute for Mental Illness Research & Training Eastern and Western Branch