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The Quality Management Department must ensure that BRMHMRCC’s management, Board of Trustees and advisory groups have the data and information they need to make management decisions which support the provision of the highest quality of services. The QM process is a critical element in demonstrating best value, and balance between cost and quality in building the agency’s network of providers.  The quality management process is vital to demonstrating the local authority is maintaining an objective relationship between internal providers and its contractors. 

The center’s Quality Management Department defines an organizational and functional structure and ensures a core set of performance indicators, identified by DSHS and DADS, the behavioral health care industry and the Border Region MHMRCC.  Such indicators are monitored, trended and analyzed. 

The principles of the quality management program is: by specific provisions of the law.

To provide a process for monitoring, evaluating and improving the quality and appropriateness of the service delivery system.
 
To define quality for the Border Region MHMRCC and its providers from the perspective of stakeholders, this includes consumers, families and advocates in order to assure service quality, accountability, choice and best use of public resources.
 
To describe the relationship between the Border Region MHMR Community Center’s Quality Management Plan and other management functions such as local planning, self-assessment processes, fiscal operations, human resources and information systems.
 
To provide data-driven information to the Border Region MHMRCC for relevant planning and decision-making processes.
 
To operationalize on-going efforts to achieve optimal outcomes related to DSHS and DADS standards and rules, managed care and behavioral healthcare principles and professional ethics and accreditation standards.


If you would like to view the Quality Management Plan, please click here: Quality Management Plan

 

 

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