Multidisciplinary Models and Meetings

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Multidisciplinary Models and Meetings
EACH Behavioral Health Planning Conference
Sheraton Hotel Colorado Springs, CO 22 MAR
2006 COL Steven Knorr, MD
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Tiger Team

• Directed by COL(P) Wolff
• Driven by concern over coordination of services
• 7th ID Chaplain, 7th ID Surgeon, ACS, EACH DBH
  COD,
• Mission integration of effort focusing on
  training, education, and treatment
• understanding our respective lanes
• marketing post services for Soldiers and families
  

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Installation Prevention Team

• Driven by AR 600-85 (ASAP regulation)
• Mission Statement
• Strengthen the overall readiness, quality of
  life, sustainment, fitness, and effectiveness of
  the Fort Carson Community through a team approach
  to prevention, intervention, education, and
  training
• Activities established and marketed the Risk
  Reduction Program (Installation Prevention Plan)
• Status in hibernation
• units became pre-occupied with deployment in
  2003, stopped sending unit reps.

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Human Resource Council

• Driven by AR 600-85
• Mission focus on substance abuse prevention
  and risk reduction
• Status
• not currently active
• mission previously undertaken by IPT

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Family Intervention Team

• No applicable regulation
• Grassroots network of Fort Carson support
  agencies
• Mission outreach and prevention for families of
  deployed Soldiers
• client centered
• predominately serves as referral network
• Members CYS (proponent), ACS, EACH SWS, FRG
  leaders
• No reporting mandates

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Case Review Committee

• Driven by AR 608-18 (Family Advocacy Program
  regulation)
• Mission multidisciplinary post team providing
  oversight in cases of spouse and child abuse
• Members JAG, PM, CID, Chaplains, MTF
  pediatrician, FAPM, ASAP, FAP chief
• Meeting minutes to post commander

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Family Advocacy Committee

• Driven by AR 608-18
• Mission Review and advise on installation FAP,
  procedures
• Chairperson garrison commander or designee (COL
  Resty or Jeanne Koss)
• Members identical to CRC, plus PAO, community
  health nurse, DENTAC, post CSM, CYS (per
  regulation)

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Fatality Review Committee

• Driven by AR 608-18 (Family Advocacy Program
  regulation)
• Mission reviews all child/spouse abuse cases
  resulting in death
• Members
• Supervised by MTF commander or designee
• PM, CID, SJA, SWS chief, FAPM, pediatrician
• Recommendations forwarded to post commander

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Fatality Review Board

• Driven by post policy
• Mission review circumstances of unattended
  Soldier death (MVA, suicide, homicide, training
  accidents)
• Chaired by post COS or designee
• Members Command Group and G1/AG reps, SJA, CID,
  PAO, Post Safety Officer, MEDDAC Commander or
  designee, unit chaplain, deceased Soldiers chain
  of command
• AAR provided to Command Group

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Suicide Prevention Task Force

• Driven by DA Pamphlet 600-24 (Suicide Prevention
  and Psychological Autopsy)
• Mission plan, implement, and manage the local
  ASPP (Army Suicide Prevention Program)
• Members DPCA, DPT, chaplain, PAO, MTF and
  division behavioral health provider, SJA, CID,
  ADCO, ACS, CPO
• Mission can be assigned to Health Promotion
  Council or a separate SPTF as a subcommittee

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Multidisciplinary Models and Meetings

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