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Office of Mental Health

Office of Consumer Affairs
Mail List Form � Issues of Priority
in Hudson River

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In the Hudson River Region, 92 forms were received, with 72 people identifying themselves as mental health users and 19 as family members. Priorities for these individuals are organized by clinical issues, entitlements, evidence-based practices, and other issues.

Clinical Issues

Issues Would like more
information on
this issue
Would like to be
involved with
this issue
Thinks this issue
is very important
Advanced Directives 32 18 29
Child Welfare 21 12 20
Civil Commitment 23 14 22
Cultural Competence 30 14 25
Disaster Response 33 15 22
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) 23 11 18
Education 29 23 33
Elder Issues 27 19 24
Employment 40 25 37
Forced Medication 33 17 25
Forensic 33 13 25
Gay/Lesbian/Bi/Transgender/Transexual Issues 19 6 17
Homelessness 42 32 39
Informed Consent 34 18 27
Literacy 24 14 24
Outreach 27 22 31
Participation in Treatment Planning 26 20 30
Restraint and Seclusion 24 10 21
Rural Issues 28 15 18
Stigma 42 24 30
Training Development 25 21 25
Training CME/GRE 18 9 15
Transition Age Youth 23 11 19
Trauma 33 16 33
Treatment Compliance 23 11 25
Veterans Issues 24 12 22
Wellness Self Management (WRAP, PACE) 36 19 34
Women's Issues 27 15 27

Entitlements

Issues Would like more
information on
this issue
Would like to be
involved with
this issue
Thinks this issue
is very important
Social Security Administration Retirement 26 12 27
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) 29 12 30
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) 31 13 28
Medicaid 40 16 32
Medicare 35 15 31
SSA Plan to Achieve Self-Sufficiency (PASS) 30 13 22
SSA Impariment Related Work Expenses (IRWE) 28 11 16
1619B/1915B Extended Eligibility 28 9 18
Ticket to Work 33 15 24
Section 8 Vouchers 37 15 30
Social Services 29 8 26
Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) 21 12 17
Energy Assistance 26 13 24
Enterprise Zones 24 10 12
Food Stamps 24 11 24
Temporary Assistance / Special Needs Accounts 29 12 22
Veterans Benefits 26 11 18
Workforce Investment Act 24 13 20

Evidence Based Practices

Issues Would like more
information on
this issue
Would like to be
involved with
this issue
Thinks this issue
is very important
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) 23 16 25
Family Psycho-Education 24 14 27
Integrated Treatment Co-occuring Disorders 26 13 22
Intensive Case Management (ICM) 20 11 19
Medication 29 20 28
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Treatment 34 18 25
Supported Employment 27 13 31
Self-Help Peer Support Services 36 21 32
Wellness Self-Management 32 24 32
Childrens:  EB Prescribing Practices 17 5 12
Childrens:  Family Ed. and Support Services 18 6 15
Childrens:  Functional Family Therapy 16 6 14
Childrens:  Homes Based Crisis Intervention 20 7 14
Childrens:  Home & Community Based Services 16 6 16
Childrens:  Intensive Case Management (ICM) 16 5 15
Childrens:  School Based Mental Health Services 20 7 17
Childrens:  PTSD Treatment 19 8 15

Other Issues of Importance

Issues Would like more
information on
this issue
Would like to be
involved with
this issue
Thinks this issue
is very important
Child Custody / Parental Rights 14 5 14
Confidentiality 25 14 31
Consumer/Survivor/Ex-Patients as staff 30 22 34
Creative Arts 30 18 22
Cross Disability Issues 31 14 24
Family Issues 24 16 27
Involuntary Treatment 26 15 27
Mental Health Insurance Parity 25 15 30
Parenting Skills 12 4 11
Public Relations 24 14 26
Rights Protection 34 19 40
Self-Help Alternatives 36 22 37
Voter Registration 8 5 8

Comments or questions about the information on this page can be directed to the Office of Planning.