Performance indicator Reports

“The mission of the Mental Health Division is to promote recovery and safety.

Statewide Publicly Funded Mental Health Performance Indicators – Fiscal Year 2005

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Statewide Publicly Funded Mental Health Performance Indicators – Fiscal Year 2005
Mental Health Division, Health and Recovery Services

An annual Performance Indicator report is published by the Mental Health Division to provide information to a broad audience including consumers, providers, Regional Support Networks, advocacy organizations, the Mental Health Division, and the State Legislature on the State’s Publicly Funded Mental Health System.

Performance Indicators provide information on how well a system is doing by examining who receives services (Penetration Rates and Client Characteristic); what types of services are delivered (Community Outpatient, Community Inpatient, Crisis Only, Types of Services), what happens to people in services (Outcomes, Client Perceptions of Care) and how much services cost (Expenditures). They can assist system managers and system payers in understanding trends in service delivery systems and working towards the improvement of the quality of services. The federal General Accounting Office defines Performance Measurement as: “The on-going monitoring and reporting of system-wide accomplishments, particularly progress toward pre-established goals…conducted by the program or agency management (GAO, 1988).”

The Performance Indicator report was first published in Fiscal Year 2001 and has been published annually ever since. The full reports for Fiscal Year 2001, 2002, 2003, and 2004 can be found under Publications and downloaded as Adobe files. The current report, for Fiscal Year 2005, can be downloaded as one document or specific sections or indicators can be chosen. Each indicator consists of one or more data tables/charts and a text section describing the indicator, its calculation, and other contextual information. Please refer to the introduction section of the report for a description of the different sections and a general discussion of the data used in the report.

The ongoing effort to develop performance indicators and publish the annual reports has been supported in part by funds provided by the U.S. Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, through the State Indicator Pilot Grant and the State Mental Health Data Infrastructure Grant. In addition to the financial support provided by these grants, the Mental Health Division would also like to acknowledge and thank the Washington State Performance Indicator Work Group members who have been working on production of performance indicators for many years.

Community Outpatient Penetration & Utilization Rates		Return
General Population
1	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates – General Population by RSN	08/2006
2	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates – General Population by RSN	08/2006
3	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates-General Population by RSN-by Age Group	08/2006
4	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates-General Population by RSN-by Age Group	08/2006
5	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
6	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
*Medicaid Population*
7	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates for Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
8	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates Per Client-Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
9	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates for Medicaid Population by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
10	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates for Medicaid Population by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
11	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity – Medicaid Population	08/2006
12	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity – Medicaid Population	08/2006
Non-Medicaid Population
13	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates – Non-Medicaid by RSN	08/2006
14	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates Per Client – Non-Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
15	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates – Non-Medicaid by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
16	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates – Non-Medicaid by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
17	Community Outpatient Penetration Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity –Non-Medicaid Population	08/2006
18	Community Outpatient Utilization Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity – Non-Medicaid Population	08/2006
Crisis Only Services Penetration and Utilization Rates		Return
*General Population*
19	Crisis Only Penetration Rates – General Population by RSN	08/2006
20	Crisis Only Utilization Rates per Client – General Population by RSN	08/2006
21	Crisis Only Penetration Rates – General Population by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
22	Crisis Only Utilization Rates per Client – General Population by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
23	Crisis Only Penetration Rates by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
24	Crisis Only Utilization Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
*Medicaid Population*
25	Crisis Only Penetration Rates for Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
26	Crisis Only Utilization Rates Per Client - Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
27	Crisis Only Penetration Rates for Medicaid Population by RSN - by Age Group	08/2006
28	Crisis Only Utilization Rates Per Client - Medicaid Population by RSN - by Age Group	08/2006
*Non Medicaid Population*
29	Crisis Only Penetration Rates – Non- Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
30	Crisis Only Utilization Rates Per Client - Non- Medicaid Population by RSN	08/2006
31	Crisis Only Penetration Rates – Non- Medicaid Population by RSN - by Age Group	08/2006
32	Crisis Only Utilization Rates Per Client - Non- Medicaid Population by RSN - by Age Group	08/2006
Community Inpatient Penetration & Utilization Rates		Return
33	Community Inpatient Penetration Rates by RSN	08/2006
34	Community Inpatient Utilization Rates Per Client by RSN	08/2006
35	Community Inpatient Penetration Rates by RSN – by Age Group	08/2006
36	Community Inpatient Utilization Rates by RSN – By Age Group	08/2006
37	Community Inpatient Penetration Rates by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
38	Community Inpatient Utilization Rates Per Client by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
State Hospital Penetration & Utilization Rates		Return
39	State Hospital Penetration Rates by RSN	08/2006
40	State Hospital Utilization Rates Per Capita by RSN	08/2006
41	State Hospital Penetration Rates by Age	08/2006
42	State Hospital Utilization Rates Per Capita by Age	08/2006
43	State Hospital Penetration Rates by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
44	State Hospital Utilization Rates Per Capita by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
Client Characteristics		Return
*Substance Abuse*
45	Clients with Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Disorder	08/2006
46	Clients with Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Disorder – By Age Group	08/2006
*Meaningful Activity*
47	Employment Status for Adults (18-64 yrs.) by RSN	08/2006
48	Volunteer Work for Adults (18-64 yrs.) by RSN	08/2006
Living Situation
49	Living Situation: Adults Independent Living by RSN	08/2006
50	Living Situation: Children & Youth (0-17) by RSN	08/2006
51	Living Situation: Adults Homeless (18+ years) by RSN	08/2006
52	Living Situation: Children & Youth (0-17 yrs.) Homeless by RSN	08/2006
*Sexual Orientation*
53	Gays, Lesbians, and Bisexuals (13+ yrs) Served in Community Outpatient Services	08/2006
54	Community Outpatient Clients (13+ yrs) with Missing or Unknown Sexual Orientation	08/2006
Descriptions of Types of Services Received by Clients		Return
*Community Clients Maintained in the Community*
55	Community Outpatient Clients Not Hospitalized by RSN	08/2006
56	Community Outpatient Clients Not Hospitalized by Age	08/2006
57	Community Outpatient Clients Not Hospitalized by Race/Ethnicity	08/2006
*Community Clients Linked to Community Services and Readmission Rates*
58	Community Clients Received 7 & 30 Days After Being Discharged	08/2006
59	Community Clients Readmitted 30 Days of Being Discharged from the Hospital	08/2006
*Clients Receiving DASA and MHD Services*
60	Clients Who Received DASA and MHD Services	08/2006
61	Clients Who Received DASA and MHD Services by Age	08/2006
62	Children/Youth Treatment Settings by RSN	08/2006
63	Children/Youth Treatment Settings by Medicaid	08/2006
Client Outcomes		Return
64	Outpatient Change in Homeless Status by RSN and Age Group	08/2006
65	Children/Youth Treatment Settings by Non-Medicaid	08/2006
66	Outpatient Employment Change Over Time (18-64 yrs)	08/2006
Client Perceptions of Care (MHSIP Survey Indicators)		Return
67	Adults’ Perception of Access by RSN	08/2006
68	Youth & Parent Perception of Access by RSN	08/2006
69	Adults’ Perception of Participation in Treatment by RSN	08/2006
70	Youth & Parent Perception of Participation in Treatment by RSN	08/2006
71	Adults’ Perception of Quality & Appropriateness by RSN	08/2006
72	Youth & Parent Perception of Quality & Appropriateness by RSN	08/2006
Expenditures		Return
73	Expenditures per Consumer for Community Outpatient	08/2006
74	Expenditures per Hour of Community Outpatient Service	08/2006
75	Expenditures per Consumer for Community Inpatient	08/2006
76	Expenditures per Day of Community Inpatient	08/2006
77	Percent of Expenditures Spent on Direct Service Cost	08/2006

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