Washington State identifying strategies provide leadership focus on priority needs family and youth driven FYSPRT charter Settlement Agreement lived experience youth improve access regional needs assessments T.R. et al. collaborate recurring system gaps barriers Statewide FYSPRT family - driven and youth- guided tribal & urban Indian community priorities equity, diversity, and inclusion decision making Free! community based oversight for high- level policy making behavioral health services core positions of leadership evaluating system-level needs and strengths 51% (HCA) Health Care Authority Youth and Young Adult Continuum of Care (YYACC) complex behavioral health needs key collaborators Ombuds equal platform Representation from CYBHWG meaningful partnerships full partners Strange and Birch reflective of the diversity System of Care (SOC) MCO representation communities improve outcomes outcomes promote development grievance WISe quality and service delivery Governance Structure cultural and linguistic needs work plan core positions of leadership key administrators program planning Build participation influence system partners BH-ASO representation underserved and underrepresented Regional FYSPRTs regional information exchange open to the public Children’s Behavioral Health Principles respectful partnerships families systems FYSPRTs tri- leads address challenges Washington State identifying strategies provide leadership focus on priority needs family and youth driven FYSPRT charter Settlement Agreement lived experience youth improve access regional needs assessments T.R. et al. collaborate recurring system gaps barriers Statewide FYSPRT family - driven and youth- guided tribal & urban Indian community priorities equity, diversity, and inclusion decision making Free! community based oversight for high- level policy making behavioral health services core positions of leadership evaluating system-level needs and strengths 51% (HCA) Health Care Authority Youth and Young Adult Continuum of Care (YYACC) complex behavioral health needs key collaborators Ombuds equal platform Representation from CYBHWG meaningful partnerships full partners Strange and Birch reflective of the diversity System of Care (SOC) MCO representation communities improve outcomes outcomes promote development grievance WISe quality and service delivery Governance Structure cultural and linguistic needs work plan core positions of leadership key administrators program planning Build participation influence system partners BH-ASO representation underserved and underrepresented Regional FYSPRTs regional information exchange open to the public Children’s Behavioral Health Principles respectful partnerships families systems FYSPRTs tri- leads address challenges
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Washington State
identifying strategies
provide leadership
focus on priority needs
family and youth driven
FYSPRT charter
Settlement Agreement
lived experience
youth
improve access
regional needs assessments
T.R. et al.
collaborate
recurring system gaps
barriers
Statewide FYSPRT
family -driven and youth-guided
tribal & urban Indian
community priorities
equity, diversity, and inclusion
decision making
Free!
community
based
oversight for high-level policy making
behavioral health services
core positions of leadership
evaluating system-level needs and strengths
51%
(HCA) Health Care Authority
Youth and Young Adult
Continuum of Care (YYACC)
complex behavioral health
needs
key collaborators
Ombuds
equal platform
Representation from CYBHWG
meaningful partnerships
full partners
Strange and Birch
reflective of the diversity
System of Care (SOC)
MCO representation
communities
improve outcomes
outcomes
promote development
grievance
WISe quality and service delivery
Governance Structure
cultural
and linguistic needs
work plan
core positions of leadership
key administrators
program planning
Build participation
influence
system partners
BH-ASO representation
underserved and underrepresented
Regional FYSPRTs
regional information exchange
open to the public
Children’s Behavioral Health Principles
respectful partnerships
families
systems
FYSPRTs
tri-leads
address challenges