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DBHIDS Data Reports and Research Findings
As the public behavioral health system of Philadelphia, DBHIDS oversees a vast network of providers to provide services to more than 180,000 Philadelphians annually who receive behavioral health and intellectual disability services. Use the links below to find information about DBHIDS and other relevant research.
- DBHIDS Structure and Oversight
- Population Health
- Behavioral Health Crisis Response Continuum
- Behavioral Health Crisis Expansion
- Community Mobile Crisis Response Team (CMCRT) Overview
- Effective Treatments for Opioid Use Disorder
- Accessing Treatment & Community Medication Assisted Treatment Provider List
- Children’s Behavioral Health Continuum
- Homeless Outreach Fact Sheet
- Advancing SUD Treatment Continuum
- P.A.C.E.
- ED Engagement for OUD Program
- Suicide Risk among MA Eligible Philadelphians with Housing Stability
- Suicide Risk for MA Eligible Philadelphians who Experienced Incarceration
- Evaluation of System-Wide Investment of Evidence Based Practices (EBPs): A Medicaid Population
- Outpatient Mental Health: Engagement and Retention
- Permanent Supported Housing (PSH): A Cost-Saving Study
- Outpatient Substance Use: Treatment Engagement and Retention
- Warm Handoffs for Opioid use Disorder in Emergency Departments in Philadelphia
- 2019 Together We Thrive Report
- 2020-2021 Together We Thrive Report
- 2022 Together We Thrive Report
- Place Matters: A GIS analysis of children’s population health needs and resources in Philadelphia
- Treatment Availability Database
- Porch Light Program: Final Evaluation Report
- A Decade of Peer Culture, Support & Leadership: Igniting Behavioral Health Transformation in Philadelphia
- The Economic Impact of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Spending on the City of Philadelphia
- Tips for Human Kindness
- Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder following Emergency Departments for Medicaid Eligible Individuals in Philadelphia: The Role of Warm Handoffs
If you are looking for additional or other data, please email DBHIDScentralizedrequest@phila.gov.
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The Department has a long and strong history of collaboration with academic partners, locally and nationally, to conduct research on questions of interest to the Department and the City of Philadelphia. DBHIDS supported research has explored and examined questions about different populations in need of behavioral health and intellectual disability services, including school children and youth, forensic and justice-involved individuals, Medicaid population, among others. Use the topic area links below to locate research findings and publications about DBHIDS system and services.
- Children and Families
- Community Engagement and Health Promotion
- Early Intervention/Intellectual Disability
- Equity in Behavioral Health
- Evidence-based Practices
- Health Economics
- Housing and Homelessness
- Innovation
- Integrated Care/Quality
- Justice Related Services
- Psychiatric Treatment
- School-based Mental Health
- Substance Use Disorders
- Trauma
