Increasing Communication and it’s Positive Impact Juneau County Department of Human Services and Juneau County Law Enforcement Agencies Scott Ethun director—executive.

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Increasing Communication and it’s Positive Impact Juneau County Department of Human Services and Juneau County Law Enforcement Agencies Scott Ethun director—executive sponsor JoAnn Geiger, LPC Behavioral health and clinic manager—change leader Mariah Soderling daytime crisis worker Mary Jo Onsager, LCSW Community Support Manager Colleen James, LCSW Afterhours crisis Mauston Police Department Juneau county sheriff’s office Elroy police department Wonewoc-center police department New lisbon police department

Project Aim Big Aim Small Aim Decrease the number of emergency detentions by doing better assessments, utilizing least restrictive means and collaborating/communicating with Law Enforcement/DHS/CRISIS Small Aim Reduce the number of emergency detentions during daytime crisis hours by 50% from (baseline) 2 per month to (goal) an average of 1 per month by October 1, 2016.

LAW ENFORCEMENT DIRECT LINE TO CRISIS WORKER Rapid Cycles RATIONALE: Original process: Law Enforcement would call our general number and be triaged through our phone tree and get to our intake workers who would take a message and get it to the daytime crisis worker. Hypothesis developed by Change Team: More direct access to Crisis worker will provide for better communication. Walk Through Phone tree issues discovered Repetition of relaying of information ACTIONS: LAW ENFORCEMENT DIRECT LINE TO CRISIS WORKER From May 9 through May 20 we had Mauston PD call directly to daytime crisis worker. ADAPTED as we struggled to get the direct phone number to all officers Some forgot to put number in their phones Directed LE who called JoAnn to correct individual From June 6 to June 30 we added Elroy PD, Wonewoc-Center PD and New Lisbon PD call directly to daytime crisis worker. ADAPTED Same issues as above From July 18 to August 5 all Law Enforcement, including now Juneau County Sheriff’s Office were to call directly to daytime crisis worker. ADOPTED

Results

Impacts Shared interest in utilizing least restrictive means for individuals in crisis Increased communication on all levels with all jurisdictions and crisis Improved relationships between JCDHS and LE If LE and Crisis are on the same page it is easier to work with the other systems (e.g. Physicians) Better collaboration between Crisis and LE Positive financial impact for all partners Positive consumer impact

Next Steps CELEBRATE successful project! Look at Afterhours and how we can change that process for LE contact. SUSTAINABILITY PLAN: Policy and procedure of the process Future thinking—new hires for all systems involved How do we communicate to new hires in all departments/contracts Identification of a sustain leader