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Recipient Outcomes
Reduced Significant Events
Psychiatric Hospitalization
Incarceration
Homelessness
Increased Service Participation
Medication (for Psychiatric Condition)
Housing & Housing Support Services
Alcohol or Substance Abuse Services
Care Coordination (ICM, SCM or ACT)
Increased Engagement in Services and Adherence to Medication
Service Engagement
Adherence to Medication
Improved Social and Community Functioning
Respond to social contact
Trust at least one other person
Any area of difficulty in social functioning
Ask for help when needed
Communicate clearly
Effectively handle conflict
Engage in social/family activities
Maintain support network
Manage assertiveness
Manage leisure time
Improved Self Care
Any area of difficulty in self care
Access community services
Access transportation
Avoid dangers
Follow through on health care advice
Handle finances
Maintain adequate diet
Maintain adequate personal hygiene
Make and keep appointments
Manage medications
Prepare meals
Shop for food etc
Take care of own living space
Take care of own possessions
Reduced Incidence of Harmful Behavior
Physically abused/assaulted others
Physically harm self/made suicide attempt
Taken property without permission
Threatened assault or physical violence
Verbally assaulted others
Victims of physical or sexual abuse
Any harmful behavior
Abuse alcohol
Abuse drugs
Created public disturbances
Damage or destroy property
Engaged in arson
Expressed suicide threat
Office of Mental Health
Recipient Outcomes
Reductions in Episodes of Homelessness:
Percent of AOT recipients who have been homeless during their entire time in AOT since nov.1999 compared to anytime in their lifetime prior to AOT.
Psychiatric Hospitalization
Incarceration
Homelessness
Statewide by Region
Region
Prior to AOT
During AOT
Percent Reduction
Central
29%
7%
75%
Hudson River
25%
9%
65%
Long Island
22%
7%
71%
NYC
20%
9%
54%
Western
22%
9%
60%
Statewide
21%
9%
59%
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Counties in NYC Region
County
Prior to AOT
During AOT
Percent Reduction
Bronx
18%
9%
52%
Kings
18%
10%
42%
New York
27%
12%
55%
Queens
11%
4%
67%
Richmond
16%
4%
74%
Region Total
20%
9%
54%
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* Areas where data represents fewer than 5 recipients are suppressed to protect confidentiality.
Last Refresh Date : January 25,2013
