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SAMHSA releases updated national crisis care guidance
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) has released updated National Behavioral Health Crisis Care Guidance. The guidance provides a framework for transforming behavioral health crisis care systems in communities throughout the United States with the goal of saving lives by helping anyone experiencing a behavioral health crisis anytime, anywhere. It also includes a draft of a detailed implementation guide for Mobile Crisis Team services in accordance with this newly released framework.
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