2017 Colorado Revised Statutes
Title 27 - Behavioral Health
Mental Health and Mental Health Disorders
Article 69 - Family Advocacy Mental Health Juvenile Justice Programs
§ 27-69-105. Evaluation and reporting

(1) and (2) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2011, (HB 11-1193), ch. 71, p. 197, § 5, effective March 29, 2011.)

(3) As determined by the office of behavioral health, in consultation with family advocacy programs, each integrated system-of-care family advocacy program for individuals with behavioral or mental health disorders in the juvenile justice population shall forward data to the office of behavioral health, including:

(a) System utilization outcomes, including, but not limited to, available data on services provided related to behavioral or mental health, physical health, juvenile justice, intellectual and developmental disabilities, substance abuse and substance use disorders, child welfare, traumatic brain injuries, school services, and co-occurring disorders;

(b) Youth and family outcomes, related to, but not limited to, behavioral or mental health, substance abuse and substance use disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities, juvenile justice, and traumatic brain injury issues;

(c) Family and youth satisfaction and assessment of family advocates or family systems navigators;

(d) Process and leadership outcomes, including, but not limited to, measures of partnerships, service processes and practices among partnering agencies, leadership indicators, and shared responses to resources and outcomes; and

(e) Other outcomes, including, but not limited to, identification of the cost avoidance or cost savings, if any, achieved by the demonstration program, the applicable outcomes achieved, the transition services provided, and the service utilization time frames.

(4) to (7) (Deleted by amendment, L. 2011, (HB 11-1193), ch. 71, p. 197, § 5, effective March 29, 2011.)