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behavioral healthcare CEO Transition

The Crucial Role of Accreditation and Regulatory Support After a CEO Transition

A CEO transition is a pivotal moment for any psychiatric hospital, behavioral health, or human services organization. In healthcare, this leadership change can ripple through all facets of the institution, including the critical areas of accreditation and regulatory...

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compliance services

The Hidden Value of Compliance Services: Why Investing in Accreditation and Regulatory Compliance is Essential for Behavioral Health Organizations

For over 25 years, Barrins & Associates has partnered with psychiatric hospitals and behavioral health and human services providers, guiding them through the complex terrain of accreditation and compliance. With expertise spanning more than 350 organizations...

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Disaster Behavioral Health

Prepared and Safe: Effective Disaster Response for Behavioral Health Care Settings

The Joint Commission recently published Sentinel Event Alert #69 “Environmental disasters: Preparing to safely evacuate or shelter in place,” emphasizing the need for U.S. healthcare facilities to prepare for environmental disasters like hurricanes, wildfires, and...

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Confidentiality Regulations for Substance Use Disorder

42 CFR Part 2: New Rules Every SUD Provider Should Know

Recent changes to 42 CFR Part 2 were finalized in February 2024 and align the confidentiality regulations for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) records with HIPAA and the HITECH Act. These changes focus on improving care coordination and reducing regulatory burdens for...

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Failure Modes and Effects Analysis

Safeguarding Behavioral Health Care: The Power of FMEA

In any healthcare setting, particularly in psychiatric hospitals and community behavioral health care environments, identifying and mitigating risks before they lead to adverse outcomes is crucial. Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a proactive risk...

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