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Dec 03, 2024
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Catalog 2020-2021 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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BHAV 432 Mental Health Systems and Care5 credits This course reviews and prepares students to practice within the systems which provide prevention, intervention, and treatment for mental health issues in clinical mental health settings. The course surveys behavioral healthcare systems, with emphases on local, outpatient, and publicly-funded care.
Prerequisites: BHAV 121 , BHAV 311 , or PSYC& 220
Course Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to:
- Identify and explain the range of privately- and publicly-funded local behavioral health care systems, including outpatient, crisis care, and inpatient services
- Recommend local urgent, hospital, and primary care medical services
- Connect clients with appropriate professional services based on their degree of risk for suicide
- Assess the impact of governmental influences on behavioral healthcare, such as funding, public safety, access to treatment, criminal prosecution, and/or involuntary treatment
- Detail the eligibility criteria and application process for publicly-funded, outpatient behavioral healthcare
- Compare and contrast the responsibilities of primary care medicine and behavioral healthcare
- Contrast more- and less-restrictive treatment options
Program Outcomes This course teaches to the following program outcomes:
- demonstrate knowledge of the structures, functions, and organizations which comprise the local healthcare system, with a particular focus on behavioral healthcare organizations
- integrate the needs, roles, and strengths of professionals within healthcare and human services teams
- demonstrate abiding hope in recovery for each and every person
Total Hours: 50 Theory (Lecture) Hours: 50
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