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Chronology of
Best Practice Guidelines & TMAP
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Children and Youth Services
Best Practice Guidelines for Children
and Youth
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for the evaluation and treatment of service recipients
were required as a provisional agreement between the
Bureau of TennCare and MHDD in 1999.
The TDMHDD Office
of Clinical Leadership (OCL) coordinated volunteer professionals,
clinicians, university clinical specialists, providers, BHO representatives,
and other professionals to develop evidencebased treatment guidelines
for adults and children. |
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The Best Practice Advisory
Group consisted of 44 members divided into four committees
to work on (a) Child, (b) Adult, (c) A&D, and
(d) Mental Retardation issues. The OMD assembled the
guidelines from Committee recommendations, relying
mostly on adaptations of evidencedbased guidelines
from the APA, the AACAP, and other national organizations.
Chronology
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