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UBHUnited Behavioral Health
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UBHUniversitas Bung Hatta (Indonesian: University of Bung Hatta; Indonesia)
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UBHUniversity of Botswana History Department
UBHUnited Bristol Hospital (UK)
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Most stand-alone EAPs and EAP providers do not see themselves as partners with or contributors to HPM initiatives, although some national EAP firms such as ComPsych, United Behavioral Health and Cigna have undertaken important initiatives in this area.
The new EAP purchasing realities: rather than try to demonstrate ... by Citrin, Richard S. / The Journal of Employee Assistance
Members include Alliance Behavioral Care, College Health IPA/Comprehensive Behavioral Health Management, Magellan Health Services, MHN, Schaller Anderson Behavioral Health, United Behavioral Health, University Behavioral HealthCare, and ValueOptions.
Refocusing on behavior and wellness: the American Managed Behavioral ... by Greenberg, Pamela / Behavioral Healthcare
Cost effectiveness, a common selling point for split treatment, may be more apparent than real: United Behavioral Health data showed that it was in fact no cheaper than integrated care arrangements in which the same psychiatrist does both psychotherapy and medication management.
Clear rules can make the best of 'split treatment'. (When Therapy and ... by Sherman, Carl / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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