Q&A
Discussion on data tracking and standardization for mental health services
2:43:51
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Council Member Brewer inquires about efforts to standardize and improve data tracking for mental health services. Laquisha Grant provides information on current data reporting practices.
- BEHARD program data is published on the OCMH's webpage, covering from the program's start through the end of FY 24
- The office is committed to releasing data in a timely manner
- Council Member Brewer suggests including the data on the open data platform
- The discussion highlights the need for more comprehensive and accessible data on mental health services
Gale Brewer
2:43:51
I would have the same questions.
2:43:53
So what are you doing to standardize?
2:43:55
What what's the next step after this hearing to try to standardize some of this data?
2:43:59
Because, obviously, with all due respect, you don't have much data today.
Laquisha Grant
2:44:06
We published a lot of data on the OCMH's webpage for BEHARD data spanning from the start of the program through the end of FY 24.
2:44:16
We'll continue to report data there and make data available on that webpage, and we are committed to releasing data in a timely manner.
Gale Brewer
2:44:29
Okay.
2:44:29
Does it also go to the open data platform?
2:44:33
No.
2:44:33
That's a good question.
2:44:35
That's my bill.
Laquisha Grant
2:44:36
Okay.
2:44:37
We will find out.
Gale Brewer
2:44:38
Thank thank you.
Dr. Victoria Phillips
2:44:39
Oh, I want that same kind
Tiffany Cabán
2:44:41
of time in my second round.
Mercedes Narcisse
2:44:42
Well, you're not gonna have this in time.
2:44:44
Council member, can you wrap it up for me?
Gale Brewer
2:44:47
I'm done.
Sasha Myrie
2:44:48
See?