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MethMethadone:MH140MHRCMHSMHSAMHSIPMIDASMMSEMOCDMRD90MRSMSTMMPINaloxoneNaltrexoneNASWNASW-CANCCA:NIAAANIDAAbbreviation for methamphetamine, (not to be confused with methadone)A synthetic analgesic with potency equal to that of morphine, used in thetreatment of heroin addictionomputer generated printout report of individual clients services history in themental health systemMental Health Rehabilitation Center, now the San Francisco Behavioral Health,Center, formerly the “MERF”. Located on the grounds of San Francisco GeneralHospital. This is San Francisco's sub-acute, longer-term institutional carerehabilitation facility. Often pronounced “the Murf.”Refers to the SFDPH’s former Mental Health Services – now CBHSMental Health Services Act or Prop 63. Proposition 63 is a statewide initiativethat provides mental health treatment, prevention and early intervention,education and training to Californians affected by mental illness. It is funded bya 1% tax on individuals who earn more than 1 million per year.Mental Health Statistics Improvement Program; an outcome client completedmeasure designed to assess a client’s satisfaction with services. Oftenpronounced “Missip.”Mental Illness Drug and Alcohol ScreeningMini Mental State ExaminationMayor’s Office of Community DevelopmentMulti-page psychosocial assessment administered to initiate placement into theresidential mental health treatment system.Monitoring Report SummaryMultisystemic TherapyMinnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventoryis a drug used to counter the effects of opioid (e.g. heroin) overdoseis an opioid receptor antagonist used primarily in the management of alcoholdependence and opioid (heroin) dependence.National Association of Social WorkersCalifornia Chapter of the NASWNational Commission for Certifying Agencies. This body is responsible forcertifying organizations for the purpose of certifying and credentialing alcoholand drug counselors in California.National Institute of Alcoholism and Alcohol AbuseNational Institute of Drug Abuse36
NOANPINPPESNREPPNTPOBICOBOTNotice of Action; a State Department of Mental Health requirement that formalnotice (NOA) be delivered to a client when the client is being denied care. TheNOA informs the client that he or she is entitled to a fair hearing by anadministrative law judge if the client so choosesNational Provider IdentifierNational Plan and Provider Enumeration SystemNational Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices is a service of theSubstance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).Narcotic Treatment ProgramOutpatient Buophrenorphine Induction ClinicOffice-Based Opiate Treatment Services. A program that has been licensed as anarcotic treatment program.Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) sufferintensely from recurrent unwanted thoughts (obsessions) or rituals(compulsions), which they feel they cannot control. Rituals such as handwashing, counting, checking, or cleaning are often performed in hope ofpreventing obsessive thoughts or making them go away. Performing theserituals, however, provides only temporary relief, and not performing themmarkedly increases anxiety. Left untreated, obsessions and the need to performrituals can take over a person's life. OCD is often a chronic, relapsing illness.Ombudsperson: Person designated to solve problems and answer questions from consumersin an objective way.OPOPGPADSOutpatient ServicesOffice of Problem GamblingPrevention Activities Data System was implemented by the CaliforniaDepartment of Alcohol and Drug Program (ADP) on January 1, 1998 to collectprimary prevention service/activity data funded with ADP dollars.Panic Disorders: People with panic disorder experience heart-pounding terror that strikessuddenly and without warning. Since they cannot predict when a panic attackwill seize them, many people live in persistent worry that another one couldovercome them at any moment.Paranoia and Paranoid Disorders: Symptoms of paranoia include feelings of persecution andan exaggerated sense of self-importance. The disorder is present in manymental disorders and it is rare as an isolated mental illness. A person withparanoia can usually work and function in everyday life since the delusionsinvolve only one area. However, their lives can be isolated and limited.PBMPDCPharmacy Benefits ManagerProvider Declaration of Compliance37
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City and County of San Fr ancisco
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CBHS 2010-2011 Provider ManualA wel
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Who is Served by the San Francisco
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Children, Youth, & Family (CYF) - M
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CYF Mental Health and School Partne
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Residential, Sub-acute and Communit
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Adult and Older Adult - Mental Heal
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CBHS Pharmacy ServiceAll clients wh
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Supportive Housing and Shelter-Base
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AOA Outpatient ServicesDesigned to
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Substance Abuse Service ProvidersDr
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Substance Abuse Outpatient Treatmen
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Driving Under the Influence (DUI) p
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AARS - Comprehensive Outreach Proje
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Alternatives Program Damon Eaves, L
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Joe Healy Medical Detox Project off
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This program provides mental health
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Languages: SpanishCATS MAP Mobile A
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Children’s System of Care (CSOC)
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Languages: Amharic, Arabic, Cantone
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Provides specialized neurobehaviora
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Languages: SpanishDSAAM Office Base
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Epiphany Center for Families in Rec
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and to develop a community support
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Languages: Basic translation servic
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1440 Chinook Ct. #A San Francisco C
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Evaluation Consultation Unit (DECU)
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2 year transitional house setting f
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1380 Howard Street, 2 nd Floor San
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Languages: Spanish, Russiansome res
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undergraduate students, and teachin
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vocational rehabilitation, housing
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Languages: SpanishProgress Foundati
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Languages: Amharic, Cantonese, Mand
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i-Ability IT Training - Serves SF C
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severely and persistently mentally
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Seneca Center Community TreatmentFa
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Behavioral Health Services to triag
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Social Model Detox for men and wome
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(SED), neglected, or abused childre
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• Opportunities to explore vocati
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Child and Adolescent Services (CAS)
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Walden House, Inc.Day Rehabilitatio
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Westside Ajani (RU#38CP3 )Shona Bau
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888 Turk Street San Francisco CA 94
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CBHS Policies, Procedures, andAdmin
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