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Analysis Area 1: Facilitate a cross-system data match between DHHS and county jails to identify the overlapping population of people who have behavioral health challenges who move through local criminal justice systems and identify high utilizers of both systems. CSG Justice Center staff will conduct an in-depth descriptive analysis of the matched Medicaid claims data to provide information on trends in services accessed in the community by people incarcerated in each participating jail.

Analysis Area 1: Facilitate a cross-system data match between DHHS and county jails to identify the overlapping population of people who have behavioral health challenges who move through local criminal justice systems and identify high utilizers of both systems. CSG Justice Center staff will conduct an in-depth descriptive analysis of the matched Medicaid claims data to provide information on trends in services accessed in the community by people incarcerated in each participating jail.

Analysis Area 1: Facilitate a cross-system data match between DHHS and county jails to identify the overlapping population of people who have behavioral health challenges who move through local criminal justice systems and identify high utilizers of both systems. CSG Justice Center staff will conduct an in-depth descriptive analysis of the matched Medicaid claims data to provide information on trends in services accessed in the community by people incarcerated in each participating jail.

Analysis Area 1: Facilitate a cross-system data match between DHHS and county jails to identify the overlapping population of people who have behavioral health challenges who move through local criminal justice systems and identify high utilizers of both systems. CSG Justice Center staff will conduct an in-depth descriptive analysis of the matched Medicaid claims data to provide information on trends in services accessed in the community by people incarcerated in each participating jail.

Analysis Area 1: Facilitate a cross-system data match between DHHS and county jails to identify the overlapping population of people who have behavioral health challenges who move through local criminal justice systems and identify high utilizers of both systems. CSG Justice Center staff will conduct an in-depth descriptive analysis of the matched Medicaid claims data to provide information on trends in services accessed in the community by people incarcerated in each participating jail.

1/4 Meeting with Julianne Carbin (Director of Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services, DHHS), Lindy Keller (Resources and Development Administrator, DHHS), Ashley Manbodh (Staff, DHHS) to discuss possible funding opportunities and strategies that align with our shared work.
1/5 Meeting with Chief Pat Sullivan (Executive Director Police Chiefs Association), Chief John Bryfonski (Bedford Police Department) and Chief Joseph Hoebeke (Hollis Police Department) to present initial jail administrative findings and gather information about PC holds.

From November 2- November 3 the team conducted a site visit.

From August 15- August 18 the team conducted a site visit.
8/15: Jail assessment site visit with Adam Cunningham (Superintendent, Belknap County Jail) and other leadership and staff.
8/15: Jail assessment site visit with Sean Eldridge (Superintendent, Carroll County Jail) and other leadership and staff.
8/16: Jail assessment site visit with Mark Deem (Superintendent, Sullivan County Jail) and other leadership and staff.

Phone/Video Calls:
7/6: Meeting with Elizabeth Gillett (Information Officer, DHHS), Juliane Carbin (Director of the Bureau of Mental Health Services, DHHS), Andrew Chalsma (Director at Data Analytics, DHHS), and Ashley Manbodh (Bureau of Mental Health Services, DHHS) to discuss the three-way DUA between the county jails, DHHS, and the CSG Justice Center.

7/8: Meeting with Superintendent Chris Brackett (Stafford County) and Carrie Conway (Criminal Justice Programs Coordinator, Strafford County) to discuss the upcoming jail assessment visit in Stafford County.

Analysis Area 1: Facilitate a cross-system data match between DHHS and county jails to identify the overlapping population of people who have behavioral health challenges who move through local criminal justice systems and identify high utilizers of both systems. CSG Justice Center staff will conduct an in-depth descriptive analysis of the matched Medicaid claims data to provide information on trends in services accessed in the community by people incarcerated in each participating jail.