The clinical guidelines and policies on this page assist clinicians in standardizing the evaluation, diagnosis, and care of patients, with the goal of achieving optimal outcomes. The guidelines translate national recommendations and the best available evidence into local context. Adherence to these guidelines should limit unwanted or unintended variation in practice, but guidelines are not meant to be prescriptive. The clinician retains the responsibility to select the appropriate guideline for a particular patient and to use the guideline to the extent that it serves the individual patient. Any given approach must be carefully considered with each individual patient to ensure that an effective Shared Decision Making process is in place, which reflects the patient's personal wishes, medical history, and family history.
Behavioral Health Integration
- Adult Well-Being Screening
- Adult Well-Being Scoring Guide
- BHI Depression GAD7
- AC-OK
- MDQ
- ASRS-v1.1
- Scoring Adult Assessments
- PSC
- Y-PSC
- Vanderbilt Parent Form
- Scoring Child Assessments
- CRAFFT
- PHQ-9 Dx Tx Guide
Anxiety Guidelines and Outcome Measures
- Management of generalized anxiety disorder and panic disorder in adults
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-Item (GAD-7) Scale
Opioid Guidelines
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Manuals
Documentation Handouts
Thought Record Handouts
- Thought Record ABCD Technique
- Finding Alternative Thoughts
- OCD Thought Record Sheet
- Obsessions-Rituals Diary
- Change Advantages and Disadvantages Sheet
Breathing-Progressive Relaxation Handouts
Exposure Handout
