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November 28, 2012

If this is a critical emergency, please dial 911 on your phone or proceed to your nearest medical or hospital facility.

The California Institute for Behavioral Health Solutions does not provide mental health or substance use services i.e., crisis intervention.

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LBHBC Roles and Responsibilities

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LBHBC Roles and Responsibilities

June 30, 2020

Local Behavioral Health Boards and Commissions (LBHBC) have the responsibility for overseeing local mental health and substance use disorder systems. Understanding their roles, responsibilities and emerging  behavioral health issues is vital to successfully fulfilling this necessary statutory requirement and obligation. The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) contracted with CIBHS to create one 30-minute e-learning module explaining the Roles and Responsibilities of the Behavioral/Mental Health Board.

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Roles and Responsibilities of Local Mental/Behavioral Health Boards and Commissions

June 30, 2020

This 30-minute e-learning module, titled “Roles and Responsibilities of Local Mental/Behavioral Health Boards and Commissions”, provides information on the statutes and regulations that govern LBHBCs (e.g., Welfare and Institutions Code (WIC) sections (§§) 5604 et seq., WIC §§5650-5667, and WIC §§5750-5772, etc.).

The module takes participants through the composition of a board or commission, the nine required roles and responsibilities of boards and commissions, the Brown Act, conflict of interest, and ethics training.  It also describes how to evaluate the community’s needs, make an action plan, and best practices in supporting and advising the Board of Supervisors and County Behavioral Health Directors.

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Companion manual: A learning manual has been created as well to support the material related through this e-learning module. Additional handouts, links and resources are included.

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