April 2018 – June 2018

Rate of Hospitalization (MHRS)
Obtaining Independent Housing
Reaching Recovery
Patient Discharge Coordination
Medication Clinic
Counseling at Dupont
Day Program
Sobriety or Abstinence from Drugs

Archived Reports
Jul – Aug 2019
Apr – Jun 2019
Jan – Feb 2019
Oct – Dec 2018
Jul – Sep 2018
Jul – Aug 2018
Apr – May 2018
Jan – Mar 2018

RATE OF HOSPITALIZATION (MHRS)

Over the last 92 days, 4% of all our clients were hospitalized which is a decrease from the prior quarter’s data. Of the clients that were hospitalized, 15% were readmitted within the period of July-September 2019.

• 34 client admissions to the hospital out of all active MHRS clients
• 5 client readmissions to the hospital of clients who were hospitalized in psych units
• 111 total days were spent in the hospital by clients
• 92 total possible hospital days (July-September 2019)
• 906 active MHRS clients
• 92 days x 906 clients = 83,352 “patient days”
• 111 total psych days of 83,352 patient days = 0.00133, or .13%

INDEPENDENT HOUSING

• At the time of intake 35% of all of our clients are homeless. After 6 months, 30% are homeless. 15% of our homeless clients obtained some sort of housing after six months. Homelessness has decreased 15% across our clients.
• In regards to independent living, after six months, 10% more of our clients are living independently. A client living with family has decreased 9%, which means that fewer clients are living with family out of convenience.
• Fewer of our clients are homeless which means that community support staff are helping clients reach their goals and clients are becoming more independent as a result of working with their community support specialists.

Fewer of our clients are homeless which means that community support staff are helping clients reach their goals and clients are becoming more independent as a result of working with their community support specialists. 

PATIENT DISCHARGE COORDINATION

For an overview of our Patient Discharge Coordination (PDC) program, click here.

MEDICATION CLINIC

COUNSELING AT DUPONT

Client Progress

Question: Do you feel that the service you received has helped you to deal more effectively with your problem?

Recommend Therapist

Question: How likely would you refer Counseling at Dupont to a friend or colleague?

DAY PROGRAM: POSITIVE & NEGATIVE SYNDROME SCALE (PANSS)

The PANSS will be administered at intake and results will show after six months of attending the day program, a decrease in consumer symptoms.

INCREASED SOBRIETY OR ABSTINENCE FROM DRUGS 

The GAIN-SS section 3 captures a client’s substance use and related behaviors. The higher the score indicates that the use and behaviors are more recent. The scores decrease as the timeframe of use and behaviors is further away. A decrease in score shows that a person has maintained abstinence from substance use and substance use related negative behaviors.

Over the last 91 days, there has been a 25% decrease in substance abuse related behaviors.