P R O P O S E D A G E N D A v.2
(Subject to Revision)
Select Committee on Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Services
Monday
September 25, 2006
(These times are tentative
¾ if a topic is concluded early,
the Committee will proceed to the
next topic)
8:00 a.m. Call
to Order/Roll Call/Approval of Minutes
8:05
a.m. Dr. Brent
Sherard, Director, WDH, Update
8:30
a.m. Data
Infrastructure
¾SAD, MHD and WDH status reports
¾Will the developing system achieve a
performance environment with true accountability based on agreed performance
and outcomes measures
¾Status of agreement on use of client
identifiers
¾Integration of treatment databases as
used in
¾Marla Smith update on
9:15
a.m. Performance and
Outcome Measures
¾MHD, SAD and WAMHSAC report on
collaboration and consensus
¾Acceptability of SAMSHA national
outcome measures
¾Science-based protocols for substance
abuse treatment
11:00 a.m. Representatives
of Local Substance Abuse Efforts
¾Christy Stocks,
¾Renae Griggs, Lander
¾Tom Pagel, Chief of
Police,
Noon Lunch
1:15
p.m. Funding
¾WDH's and SAD's Current Perspective
on Funding
¾Transitioning from current funding
formula to performance-based formula
¾Incentives/disincentives for
performance
¾National statistics on
"optimal" level of care Based on Population
¾Effects of increases in school and DD
funding on 06HB91 plan
¾How to analyze funding levels and
competitive salaries to maintain & improve
¾What data and information will
Legislature accept as valid
2:45
p.m.
¾Ginny Mahoney, WDH Chief of Staff
4:00 p.m. Telemedicine and Telepsychiatry
¾Reports
on 2 pilot projects at
¾Potential role of
Office of Rural Health
¾VA use of
telepsychiatry as model
Adjourn
Upon completion of Committee Business
P R O P O S E D A G E N D A v.2
(Subject to Revision)
Select Committee on Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Services
Tuesday
September 26, 2006
(These times are tentative
¾ if a topic is concluded early,
the Committee will proceed to the
next topic)
8:00 a.m. Call
to Order/Roll Call
8:05
a.m. System of Care
¾HB91 update (WDH)
¾SAD/MHD Subcommittee Representative report (WDH)
¾Flow of transitional care funding to communities (WAMHSAC)
¾"Optimal"
level of cases based on population and performance-based funding (WAMHSAC)
¾Low crisis and
transitional capacity in communities (WAMHSAC)
¾Recommendations on
crisis stabilization and transitional housing (WAMHSAC)
¾Alternative uses of
state facilities (e.g. Basin, Thermopolis, Lander, etc.), including
responsibility for operations and for programming (WDH)
9:00 a.m.
¾Presentation of August
1, 2006 Report
¾Emergency Rules of
Designation of Hospitals and update on Designations
¾ Title 25 issues
(hearings to be held in county of residence)
¾Information on
involuntarily committed persons provided to communities using a statewide
protocol
¾Termination of the
temporary home stay program
10:15 a.m. Requests For Proposals on
Crisis Stabilization, Social Detoxification and Acute Psychiatric Care Pilot
Project
¾Updates
¾Responses
¾Reasonableness of
timelines
10:45 a.m. Therapeutic Foster Care
Funding (DFS)
¾Rate increases for
foster care not carried over to therapeutic foster care
¾Disparity between
regular foster care and therapeutic foster care
11:00 a.m. Regionalization Issues
¾WAMHSAC study
concerning costs of ancillary medical care
¾Identification of
regionalization issues and how SIP relates
Noon Lunch
1:00 p.m. Tobacco Settlement Monies
¾Distribution and
amounts remaining
¾Steve Sommers
Memorandum
1:30 p.m. Children's Mental Health
¾Report on Lander
Conference by Sen. Schiffer and Rep. Simpson
2:00 p.m. Children's Medicaid Waiver
Provider Qualifications (Liz Mikesell)
¾Joy Hill Memorandum
Adjourn Upon completion of
Committee Business