ADDICTIVE AND MENTAL DISORDERS DIVISION Commonly Used Acronyms. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Information System (SAMS replacing)
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1 ACA ACS ACT ADA ADRT ADC ADIS ADP AMDD AOD APRN APS ARM ASAM ASIST ATTC AWACS BHIF BRFSS BOV CASSP CD CCISC CFR CHIP Affordable Care Act Affiliated Computer Services, Inc. Assessment, Course and Treatment (Also referred to as DUI School or ACT Training) Americans with Disabilities Act Admission and Discharge Review Team Average Daily Census Alcohol and Drug Abuse Information System (SAMS replacing) Average Daily Population Addictive and Mental Disorders Division Alcohol and Other Drugs Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Adult Protective Services Administrative Rules of Montana American Society of Addiction Medicine Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training Addiction Technology and Transfer Center Agency-Wide Accounting and Client System (contract payment system) Behavioral Health Inpatient Facilities (short-term, acute psychiatric Treatment facilities intended as alternative to the MSH) similar to crisis stabilization beds Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey Mental Disabilities Board of Visitors Child and Adolescent Service System Project Chemical Dependency Comprehensive Continuous Integrated Systems of Care Code of Federal Regulation Children s Health Insurance Program
2 CHIPRA Children s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (Feb 2009) CIP CIT CLO CMHC CMHS CMS CON COO or COD CPO CSAP CSAA CSAT DASIS DBT DIG DME DPHHS DUI DUR DUNS ESAA EMCMHC FAIM FFATA FFS FMAP Community Incentive Program Crisis Intervention Team Community Liaison Officer Community Mental Health Center Center for Mental Health Services (federal) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (formerly HCFA) Certificate of Need Co-Occurring Disorders Community Program Officer Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (federal) Central Service Area Authority Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (federal) Drug and Alcohol Services Information System Dialectical Behavioral Theory Data Infrastructure Grant Durable Medical Equipment Department of Public Health and Human Services Driving Under the Influence Drug Utilization Review Data Universal Number System number (DPHHS has one; used in grant apps) Eastern Service Area Authority Eastern Montana Community Mental Health Center (Miles City) Families Achieving Independence in MT Federal Funding and Accountability Transparency Act Fee For Service Federal Medical Assistance Percentage
3 FY FYE FFY FQHC GBMI GTCMHC HCBS HIFA HIPPA HPSA HIDTA HRD ICBR IEP IMD ICM ICMs IHS IMR IOP JCAHO KMA LAC LAC MAADAC MACo Fiscal Year Fiscal Year End Federal Fiscal Year Federally Qualified Health Clinic Guilty by Mental Illness Golden Triangle Community Mental Health Center (Now Center for Mental Health) Home and Community Based Services Health Insurance Flexibility and Accountability (Waiver) Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Health Professional Shortage Area High impact drug traffic area Human Resources Division (DPHHS) Intensive Community-Based Rehabilitation Individual Education Plan Institute for Mental Disease - - Medicaid prohibits funding anyone over 21 & under 65 who is in an IMD. Intensive Case Management Intensive Case Managers Indian Health Service Illness Management and Recovery Intensive Outpatient Joint Commission of Accreditation of Health Care Organizations Kids Management Authority Licensed Addiction Counselor (used to be CCDC) Local Advisory Council Montana Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors Montana Association of Counties
4 MAP MASP MCA MCDC MCO MCMHCA MDS MHA MHA MHC MHOAC MHSIP MHSP MIAMI MIP MMHNCC MMA MMIS MonAMI MOE MOMs MSH MTCCP NAMI NASADAD NASMHPD Montana Advocacy Program Montana Addiction Service Providers Montana Codes Annotated Montana Chemical Dependency Center Managed Care Organization Montana Clinical Mental Health Counselors Association Minimum Data Set Montana Hospital Association Mental Health Association (of Montana) Mental Health Center (also referred to as South Central Regional Mental Health Center ~ Billings) Mental Health Advisory Council Mental Health Statistics Improvement Program Mental Health Services Plan (Non-Medicaid services) MT Initiative for the Abatement of Mortality in Infants Minor in Possession Montana Mental Health Nursing Care Center (long-term care Lewistown) Medicare Modernization Act (Montana) Medicaid Management Information System Montana Alliance for the Mentally Ill Maintenance Of Effort Montana Operating Manuals Montana State Hospital (typically short duration stays Warm Springs) Montana Community Change Project (CD Bureau) National Alliance for the Mentally Ill National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
5 NCADD NCADI NFC NFR NGBMI NIATx NPI NPN NSDUH OCD PACT PASRR PATH PERQS PIO PLOD PMPM PNA PPCIIR PRU PSA PSO QPR RADAR RFI RFP RTC National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information New Freedom Commission National Family Register Not Guilty But Mentally Ill Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment National Provider Identifier National Prevention Network National Survey on Drug Use & Health Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder Program of Assertive Community Treatment Preadmission Screening and Resident Review (program) Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (Homeless Grant) Purchasing, Entry, Receiving, Query System Public Information Officer Place of last drink Per Person Per Month Prevention Needs Assessment (survey) Patient Placement Criteria II Revised Manual (chemical dependency) Psych-Rehab Unit Prevention & Stabilization Account Provider Service Organization Question, Persuade, Refer ~ Suicide Prevention. RADAR Network - Regional Alcohol & Drug Information Resource Network Request for Information Request for Proposal Residential Treatment Center
6 RTEC SAA SABHRS SADAP SAMS SAMSHA SAPT SCRMHC SDMI SED Residential Treatment Expansion Consortium Service Area Authority (IRS code designation as 501 C(3)) Statewide Accounting, Budgeting & Human Resources System State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Profile Substance Abuse Management System (used in AMDD) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (federal) Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (Block Grant) South Central Regional Mental Health Center (Billings) Severe and Disabling Mental Illness Severe Emotional Disturbance (children and adolescents) SFY State Fiscal Year (runs from June 30 through July 1) SIG SNAP SOAR SOC SPFSIG SURS SMHA STEP TAC TAC TANF TCM TEAMS TESS TEDS TIER State Incentive Grant (MT used term CIP Community Incentive Program) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamps) SSI/SSDI Outreach Access Recovery (training) System of Care (Children s Mental Health) Strategic Prevention Framework State Incentive Grant Surveillance Utilization Review Section State Mental Health Authority Secure Treatment and Evaluation Program (MSH) Technical Assistance Center Transportation Advisory Council Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Targeted Case Management The Economic Assistance Management System The Eligibility Screening System The Treatment Episode Data Set Totally Integrated Electronic Records (software owned by AMDD; used at the
7 Montana State Hospital and Montana Chemical Dependency Center) TTI UFDS UR WSAA WICHE WMCMHC WRAP YRBS Transformation Transfer Initiative (grant administered through SAMHSA) The Uniform Facility Data Set Utilization Review Western Service Area Authority Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education Western Montana Community Mental Health Center (Missoula) Wellness Recovery Action Plan Youth Risk Behavior Survey
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