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With funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the National Health Care Purchasing Institute issued the monograph "Making the Business Case for Improving Mental Health Care: How to Maximize Corporate Resources" in September.
The institute, which is part of AcademyHealth, was founded to improve the purchasing practices of major corporations and government agencies.
Patricia Pittman, senior manager at AcademyHealth, and Veronica Goff, former vice president of the Washington Business Group on Health, wrote the report.
The authors opened with the statement, "The mental health of employees needs to be a key concern for employers who wish to improve employee productivity and work quality. Mental disorders are highly prevalent and enormously costly, but they are also exceedingly treatable."
They cited a study by E.R. Berndt that found that total medical expenditures of those with mental disorders were 4.5 times higher than those with no disorders (Health Affairs, July/August 2000). (Costs of treatment for mental illness are included in the total medical expenditure figure.)
Indirect costs associated with mental illness, according to the authors, appear to be even greater than the money spent on treatment.
R.C. Kessler published an economic analysis that found that when the costs of depression treatment were compared with the costs of lost productivity, 45 percent to 98 percent of treatment costs were offset by increased productivity (Health Affairs, September/October 1999).
Former APA president Daniel Borenstein, M.D., lauds a health policy think tank for helping to promulgate the business case for mental health.
He commented that "although the devil is in the details," the report is particularly useful in the examples offered of companies that are providing good mental health benefits and in the references that help make the business case for mental health.
Borenstein said that the report was timely because there is a greater public awareness of the value of mental health services. The potential importance of that trend, however, is threatened by rising costs of insurance premiums and of health care overall.
During his presidency, Borenstein launched APA's Business Initiative.
The authors offered action steps for employers in four areas:
• Care seeking: Empower employees to seek care through education and outreach programs.
• Benefits design: Facilitate access to care through benefit designs and contracts with vendors that emphasize early intervention, appropriate treatment, and continuity of care.
• Vendor accountability: Promote strategies that hold vendors accountable for improved coordination of delivery and evaluation of behavioral health and medical benefits.
• Disability: Reduce disability and turnover through active disability management, return-to-work plans, and job accommodations.
Pittman and Goff noted that employers often use behavioral health carveouts and wrote that "such arrangements may make coordination among plans more complex." Nonetheless, "they also usually improve access to behavioral health services and result in an overall reduction in employer costs."
Lloyd Sederer, M.D., New York City's executive deputy commissioner for mental hygiene, told Psychiatric News, "Although sometimes access is improved by carveouts, the duration of treatment generally is shorter, and its quality is uncertain."
In March 2002, APA's Board of Trustees approved a position statement stating that "the separation of the funding and delivery of psychiatric and/or substance abuse services (carveouts) from general medical services is detrimental to providing high-quality comprehensive care." The statement was approved by APA's Assembly in November 2001.
Sederer facilitated APA's Business Initiative when he was the association's director of clinical services.
The authors acknowledged that spending on psychiatric medications has risen steadily, although behavioral health spending now totals just 3 percent to 5 percent of all health care expenditures.
The report recommended that employers ask their pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to provide a formal clinical review of new drugs, including recommendations for placement in the formulary and evidence-based utilization protocols. The report also stated that drug formularies should have more than one medication in each class and offer variety in pricing.
Sederer said, "Employers should not be encouraged to hand off review of new drugs to PBMs, which have an economic motivation to encourage use of the least expensive medications."
He added that access to a broad range of antipsychotic medications is important because adherence problems with those medications are greater than with other kinds of medications and the consequences of nonadherence can be devastating.
The authors also encouraged the use of PBM databases to examine and improve prescribing patterns, treatment compliance, and patient outcomes.
"Excellent idea," commented Sederer. "PBMs have data that can be used to analyze how utilization affects results for patients."
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Over the last five years, JUCCCE has trained over 800 mayors, central government officials, and state owned enterprise executives on how to build sustainable cities.
Our students lead a combined population of over 500 million people and run some of the largest companies in the world. JUCCCE creates training programs in partnership with the National Academy for Mayors in China (NAMC) under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development, the Central Organization Department, the China Executive Leadership Academy in Pudong (CELAP), and the Chinese Academy of Governance. JUCCCE develops curriculum for these academies, with topics covering ecolivable cities, climate resilient city design, energy master planning, green finance, transportation, green building, municipal waste and water treatment, eco-heritage tourism, low carbon lifestyle, and other sustainabilty topics.
Read more about the classes given at government training here.
China has a narrow window of time to rethink how it builds and lives in cities. Over the next 20 years, over 350 million people will move into China's cities, requiring a massive buildout of 50,000 new skyscrapers (the equivalent of 10 Manhattans), 170 new mass transit systems, 100 new airports, and hundreds of new power generation plants. China is building the equivalent of a city of Rome every 2 weeks.
The single biggest question we get on this program is whether or not the government officials are interested in the topics and how we keep their attention.
Students participate in this training in order to fufill mandatory annual government training requirements.
The 11th and 12th Five Year Plans (business plans for the country) clearly set energy and emissions reduction and environmental protection as key metrics of a government leader's success.
JUCCCE actively ties green solutions to local growth, differentiation, and community health- three top concerns of local leaders.
JUCCCE uses this government training channel to distribute best practices across China.
In 2010, JUCCCE translated New York City's sustainability plan, PlaNYC, into Chinese. This version was debuted by NYC Mayor Bloomberg and Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang at C40.
Corporate partners who realize the value of building relationships with China's top local leaders have worked with JUCCCE to tailor interactions during these trainings, such as dinners, lunches, site visits, workshops and exhibitions. For more information on how to help JUCCCE bring your best practices and technologies to Chinese cities, please contact us at email@example.com.
2009-08《能源商业杂志》Energy Biz Magazine 刊登了哥伦比亚史蒂夫·海默教授关于聚思市长培训项目的见解 Prof. Steve Hammer of Columbia University talks about the JUCCCE Mayoral Training Program
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2009-06《中外对话》China Dialogue 报道了参与聚思全国市长培训项目的市长的心得体会 Mayor's reaction to JUCCCE's National Chinese Mayoral Training Program
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2009-05《中国日报》 China Daily 报道了聚思携手全国市长研修学院启动市长培训项目,重点介绍了聚思主席刘佩琪女士 JUCCCE and the National Training Center for Mayors of China Launch the Mayoral Training Program's First Course on Energy Smart Cities
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2009-04《国际在线》China Radio international 报道了聚思市长培训项目负责人史蒂夫•海默教授 Steve Hammer of JUCCCE on Mayoral Training
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So now Ghostbusters 3 could be an animated film?
No movie has gone through the rocky Hollywood development process more publicly in the past few years as the third Ghostbusters movie. Every time Billy Murray says no, every time Dan Aykroyd says yes, every time a new screenwriter is brought on, the internet has heard it all. Now it sounds like there could be a possibility it could be an animated film. And no, not like the old 'Real Ghostbusters' cartoon'
Fine, at this point, just do whatever. Just stop talking about it and do it.
Dan Aykroyd hires new writers for Ghostbusters 3… again
For the third, maybe fourth, maybe tenth time, Dan Aykroyd has fired the screenwriters working on Ghostbusters 3 to bring on a new team of writers. How many years, how many tries, how many pointless negotiations with Bill Murray will it take for Ghostbusters 3 to happen? A hell of a lot apparently, but god bless Aykroyd for having persistance.
Bill Murray is definitely out of Ghostbusters 3, project is on hold
After several years of Bill Murray subtly trying to make his point that he's not interested in being in Ghostbusters 3, it looks like it's absolutely official that he won't be in the film if it ever happens. As if sending a shredded copy of the script back to Dan Aykroyd didn't get the point across…
Bill Murray shredded the Ghostbusters 3 script, mailed it back to Dan Aykroyd
At this point, Bill Murray's open disdain for even the idea of Ghostbusters 3 is legendary. He originally joked he would only be in it if he died in the first scene, so that looked like it might happen and then it didn't, and every step of the way, Murray has tried to block Ghostbusters 3 from happening.
Sigourney Weaver talks a little bit about Avatar 2, Ghostbusters 3
Considering that she's going to be in two highly anticipated sequels— Avatar 2 and Ghostbusters 3, Sigourney Weaver is the woman with her finger on the pulse of what's going on. She recently opened up a bit on what she knows about both films, including talk that Bill Murray may finally be completely out of the new Ghostbusters.
More Ghostbusters 3 news: Dan Aykroyd confirms some casting news
When it comes to Ghostbusters 3, any little nugget of information is something. And when Dan Akyroyd was on WGN Radio Chicago a couple days ago, he was asked about some casting rumors, to which Aykroyd responded to a more or less affirmative.
In "Ghostbusters 3 really is happening" news, plot details and surprise casting revealed
Every couple months for years like a cycle of nature, there's been a story that Ghostbusters 3 is happening and then another story that it's not happening. Despite Bill Murray's previous negativity that Ghostbusters 3 wouldn't ever happen, it does look like that it's moving forward ever so slowly. And it looks like that the story will revolve around Oscar, Dana's (Sigourney Weaver) baby first seen in Ghostbusters 2… as it turns out, Peter Venkman (Murray) is Oscar's dad and Oscar wants to be a Ghostbuster.


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Fox News Channel has another banner year; MSNBC moves to No. 2 in primetime; CNN is still on?
The cable giants are considering moves to better position themselves against Comcast
Draw 6.6 million and 5.8 million viewers respectively in their first new episodes of the summer
TBS goes back to "Glory Daze," TNT picks up "Franklin & Bash"
More original shows for summer, including "The Smoking Gun Presents: World's Dumbest...," "Bait Car"
Cable network announces it now reaches 75 million homes
Executive also will oversee animation for the cable network
Renamed "Jonas" premieres June 20 with new emphasis on music and comedy
Ridley and Tony Scott are developing a remake of "Coma"
At its first upfront presentation, cable net says it's renewing "Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura," boosting original lineup
Carol Iovanna's shingle makes a deal with Kaufman Films, which launched the Bravo franchise


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Must admit that this one was confusing for me! WellPoint is the parent company of Anthem. Consumers, for the most part, are more familiar with the Anthem brand. Pending shareholder approval, the company will be known as Anthem, Inc. to provide consumers with a single brand to recognize.
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Prostate Carcinogenesis
Mini review: Proteases and invasion in human prostate epithelial cell lines: Implications in prostate cancer prevention and intervention
Article first published online: 27 JUL 2007
DOI: 10.1002/roi.2970030621
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Special Issue: Workshop on Neoplastic Transformation in Human Cell Systems in Culture: Mechanisms of Cercinogenesis September 7–9, 1995, Chicago, Illinois
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Webber, M. M., Waghray, A., Bello, D. and Rhim, J. S. (1995), Mini review: Proteases and invasion in human prostate epithelial cell lines: Implications in prostate cancer prevention and intervention. Radiat. Oncol. Investig., 3: 358–362. doi: 10.1002/roi.2970030621
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Adobe this week confirmed reports that it has been logging data on the reading activity of people who use the free Adobe Digital Editions service, and that the company has been transmitting those logs to its servers as unencrypted text files, raising privacy and security concerns.
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I've finally dumped Gmail forever. Though the process took quite some time—moving mailing-list subscriptions, changing profiles on websites that knew me by my Gmail address, extracting the messages I needed to keep, and similar chores—the relief of a little more freedom from Google's privacy-invasive data mining has been well worth the trouble for me. I want as little as possible to do with a company that allegedly thinks trawling and keeping behavior-profile data from college students' school-mandated, school-purchased email accounts without notice or consent is in some way ethical.
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At the next Library Technology Conference in the Twin Cities in March, there won't be one session on privacy-protecting measures for library computers—there will be two. These aren't the only sessions of their type I've seen advertised lately. I'm delighted to see information professionals stepping up to teach each other how best to protect ourselves and our patrons from unwarranted invasion of privacy by digital means. As it happens, another prime opportunity to register opposition to digital invasion of privacy will arrive on February 11. Several of the best advocacy organizations in the tech industry are joining forces with prominent websites and anyone else going their way for The Day We Fight Back.
Making FERPA Fit When We Flip | Peer to Peer Review
A great deal of my professional life is spent trying to make a body of law from the analog age, the 1976 Copyright Act, fit into the digital world. It is a difficult task, but today I want to discuss a different body of law from the same era—the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), aka the Buckley amendment—and how it can fit with the new activities we are engaged in in the online age.
Breaking the Panopticon | Peer to Peer Review
Teaching from the real world is pure joy most of the time. Students love it when they see something from class in the pixels of library journals and magazines, the mass media, or the technology press. Most of the time, discussing change while it's happening is a visceral lesson in professional adaptability and continuous learning. However, I could have done without having to teach technology-related privacy issues to my "Digital Trends, Tools, and Debates" students in the shadow of the NSA's newly-revealed surveillance practices.
Protect Thy Patrons | Editorial
Privacy in our society is being undermined with a daily intensity that may be unmatched in history. The confluence of compromises in our digital lives and the political arena chips away at our sense of what needs to be private and risks codifying a culture in which privacy is not a right but a state hard-won by continual effort or, worse, a state only available to those wealthy enough to protect themselves.
Seizing Inopportune Moments | Peer to Peer Review
Last weekend I went to Spring Green, Wisconsin for a treat I'd been anticipating most of a year: a double-bill of Shakespeare's Hamlet and Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead at American Players Theatre. I drove home from the theater with lines and themes from the play pulling together disparate threads in my mind, such as opportune moments and their opposites, MIT's report on its behavior during Aaron Swartz's prosecution, the Biss bill as the latest twist in the movement toward open access to scholarly literature, and sundry other past and present information-related struggles in academe, and I want to share some of my musings.


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1Department of Physics, University of Helsinki, P.O. Box 64, 00014 Helsinki, Finland
2Finnish Meteorological Institute, P.O. Box 503, 00101 Helsinki, Finland
3Department of Forest Ecology, P.O. Box 27, 00014 University of Helsinki, Finland
4CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, GPO Box 1666, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia
Abstract. The world's forests produce atmospheric aerosol by emitting volatile organic compounds (VOC) which, after being oxidized in the atmosphere, readily condense on the omnipresent nanometer-sized nuclei and grow them to climatically relevant sizes. The cooling effect of aerosols is the greatest uncertainty in current climate models and estimates of radiative forcing. Therefore, identifying the environmental factors influencing the biogenic formation of aerosols is crucial. We show that, in addition to local meteorological factors in the forest, the magnitude of evaporation from oceans hundreds of kilometers upwind can effectively suppress or enhance new-particle formation. Our findings indicate that, unlike warm waters, the cold polar oceans provide excellent clean and dry background air that enhances aerosol formation above near-coastal forests in Fennoscandia and South-East Australia.
Citation: Suni, T., Sogacheva, L., Lauros, J., Hakola, H., Bäck, J., Kurtén, T., Cleugh, H., van Gorsel, E., Briggs, P., Sevanto, S., and Kulmala, M.: Cold oceans enhance terrestrial new-particle formation in near-coastal forests, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 9, 13093-13122, doi:10.5194/acpd-9-13093-2009, 2009.


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Shelby Keizer
For me, teaching is a creative, collaborative process - I aim to learn as much from my students as I teach them. In doing so, I want to confer a type of knowledge beyond a mere collection of facts and figures; I want to provide a framework for understanding and appreciating the world, one which treats each discipline as an end in itself. My teaching experience ranges from classical piano performance and statistics to precalculus and reading comprehension, though I hold a special affection for the ACT.
Bard College, Class of 2016
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- Major: Philosophy and Literature
Hopkins High School, Class of 2011
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- National Merit Commended Scholar
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tips for OpenSSH install
Hello, I have done several installs of OpenSSH 2.3.0 following the directions on stepwise. It works nicely but I have learned a few things. First type in your commands don't cut and paste. Some of the commands can get mangled and fail to work. You also may want to create your own startup scripts instead of using the one already in osx. I did this to be sure that I was starting the correct SSH server. If there is interest I may combine the stepwise directions with my tips and extra scripts. Or if I am really ambitious write a complete installer script.
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