Caleb W Lack
Caleb W Lack
Although anxiety disorders present in many ways, they all share the key features of inappropriately high distress in the form of anxiety and fear responses to stimuli that are not actually dangerous and efforts to avoid or escape such stimu...
Margaret E Balfour,Matthew L Goldman
Margaret E Balfour
Ashley A Foster,Michelle Zabel,Melissa Schober
Ashley A Foster
The number of children and youth experiencing behavioral health crisis in the United States is substantially increasing. Currently, there are shortages to home-based and community-based services as well as psychiatric outpatient and inpatie...
Policy, Design, and Critical Reflections on Behavioral Health Crisis Services for People Experiencing Homelessness [0.03%]
关于无家可归者行为健康危机服务的政策、设计和批判性思考
Samuel W Jackson,Enrico G Castillo,Keris Jän Myrick et al.
Samuel W Jackson et al.
People experiencing homelessness in crisis have unique structural vulnerabilities and social needs, most importantly lack of housing. Ideal crisis services for people experiencing homelessness must safeguard against criminalization and disp...
Attending to Persons with Intellectual and/or Other Developmental Disorders in Crisis Settings [0.03%]
危机情境下精神发育迟滞及其他发育障碍患者的医疗注意问题
Lisa Anacker,Matthew Edwards,Stacy Nonnemacher et al.
Lisa Anacker et al.
Crisis response is growing across the United States with increasingly broad phone, text, and chat response systems that lead to triaging callers who may be in need of further outreach. This might include deploying a mobile crisis response t...
Lessons of the Boom: A Playbook for Crisis Centers to Prevent, Survive, and Respond to Active Assailants, Targeted Violence, and Mass Violence [0.03%]
兴盛的教训：危机中心预防、应对和反击活跃分子、针对性暴力及大规模暴力事件的操作手册
John S Rozel,Layla Soliman
John S Rozel
Modern crisis centers need to be prepared for mass shootings, active assailant incidents, and related forms of targeted violence. While crisis engagement has traditionally been seen as a "right of boom" or post-incident responder, crisis le...
Alexander McClanahan,Curtis N Adams,Ann L Hackman et al.
Alexander McClanahan et al.
During the postcrisis period, many individuals struggle to transition to available care, often falling through the cracks. This article discusses effective postcrisis approaches that provide rapid access to transitional team-based care usin...
Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Facilities: Designing Systems for High-Acuity Populations [0.03%]
高危人群的危机接收和稳定机构：系统设计
Margaret E Balfour,Chris A Carson
Margaret E Balfour
Crisis facilities provide a safe and therapeutic alternative to emergency departments and jails for people experiencing behavioral health emergencies. Program design should center around customer needs which include individuals and families...
Community-Based Mental Health Crisis Response: An Overview of Models and Workforce Implications [0.03%]
基于社区的精神健康危机应对：模式与劳动力影响概述
Michael T Compton,Leah G Pope,Amy C Watson
Michael T Compton
Communities across the United States are working to improve community-based mental health crisis response, with 1 goal being to reduce criminal legal system involvement among individuals with mental illnesses, behavioral disorders, or menta...
The Journey Toward 988: A Historical Perspective on Crisis Hotlines in the United States [0.03%]
美国危机干预热线的发展之路——历史视角下的988专线制度改革政策观察
John Draper,Richard T McKeon
John Draper
This article reviews the historical trajectory of crisis hotlines in the United States from their 1960's inception as 24/7 alternatives to traditional mental health services to becoming "the front door" of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifelin...