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Mobile Response and Stabilization Services.

Kayla M Theriault¹, Jeffrey J Vanderploeg¹, Sarah E Quinn²

¹Child Health and Development Institute, Farmington, CT, USA.

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Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) offer crucial home and community-based crisis support for children. This review highlights best practices and outcomes from leading MRSS programs, including Connecticut

Keywords:

Child behavioral health Community-based services Crisis intervention System of care

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Area of Science:

Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health
Crisis Intervention Services
Community-Based Mental Health Care

Background:

Children experiencing behavioral health crises require specialized, accessible interventions.
The current children's behavioral health system often lacks immediate, community-based crisis support.
Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) have emerged as a critical component to address this gap.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the essential role of Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) within the children's behavioral health system.
To outline best practices for implementing and managing MRSS programs based on national guidelines.
To present performance metrics and outcomes from established MRSS models, using Connecticut's services as a case study.

Main Methods:

Literature review of national guidelines for MRSS.
Analysis of outcomes and performance metrics from communities implementing MRSS.
Case study examination of Connecticut's Mobile Crisis Intervention Services.

Main Results:

MRSS provides effective, home- and community-based crisis response for children.
Adherence to national guidelines and established best practices is associated with positive outcomes.
Connecticut's MRSS model demonstrates measurable success in performance metrics and service delivery.

Conclusions:

MRSS is a vital, effective model for addressing behavioral health crises in children.
Implementing evidence-based practices and utilizing performance metrics can optimize MRSS effectiveness.
The Connecticut MRSS model serves as a valuable example for other communities seeking to establish or improve crisis intervention services.