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NY is working to improve the behavioral health crisis system. Give us your input at this week's listening session. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/eF-AcTyW

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Donna Lynn Taylor, MSN, RN

Clinical Director, Behavioral Health | MSN,RN

2mo

My feedback: expand NYS’s inpatient commitment law to include “ persistently or acutely disabled“, “at high risk for deterioration without treatment” and “unwilling or unable to accept treatment due to anosognosia”. This would enable the most vulnerable among us, those too sick to know they need care, to get life saving treatment. #rightcarerightnow #treatmentnottime

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Sara Watrous

Project Director at the Rural Health Institute of NY

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I wish more notice was given about these listening sessions so that there is more opportunity to engage. Would love to see a listening session in a rural community like Cortland.

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Take a look! The great thing about this report is that it puts the themes in one place, something missing from the field. Notably, sustained implementation needs intentional funding to start but often needs a mindful handoff to more sustainable funding to keep programs going. I witnessed Robin make a very important push during a Police Executive Research Forum meeting a couple years ago that I’m going to amplify here too - agencies and funders need to include evaluation if they want to 1) know if their effort is doing what they expected and 2) share with their field so we can learn from each other. For a topic as important as behavioral health, we need to know we’re getting it right and working together to get there.
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