Bi Cycle presentation

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Kate Samantha Christine Lauren

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This is a program initiative to help fight bipolar disorder within the greater Kansas City area

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Kate

SamanthaChristine

Lauren

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Bipolar Disorder effects 35

million worldwide("The

global burden," 2002)

6 million U.S.

citizens suffer

from bipolar

disorder ("The global

burden," 2002)

Bipolar

Treatment

costs the

U.S. $45

billion a

year(Hirschfeld &

Lana, 2005)

Approx. 100,000-200,000

Missourians suffer from bipolar

disorder

50% all bipolar sufferers will attempt

suicide in their lifetime! ("www.wfmh.org,"

2006)

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50% of bipolar sufferers will have

at least one extreme attack a year("www.wfmh.org,"

2006).

WHO recommends

medication

regimen, medical

intervention, and

social support("World

health organization," 2012)

“BI-Cycle” tries

to create an

encompassing

therapy

intervention

BI-Cycle strives to create HEAVY

social support to improve therapy

adherence

Success Yes! BI-Cycle strives to bring

medical, mental, and social therapy for optimized results.

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Member from CVS

Member from

Walgreens

Member of Wal-Mart

ALSO: 6-10 members from the priority population who are bi-polar sufferers that can help advocate program, educate other sufferers, and help implement program objectives in the

community. <-DOERS

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Committee Members come fromareas of Missouri that are the heaviest populated. Areas coveredinclude Kansas City, St. Louis, Columbiaand Springfield areas. These areasaccount for approximately 3/4ths of the Missouri population

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NDARDS FOR IPO AR XCELLENCE

STABLE’s Goals:

1. Advance the quality of care for bipolar individuals

2. Uses Clinical Screening

3. Uses Assessments

4. Uses monitoring tools

5. Uses Education tools

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NDARDS FOR IPO AR XCELLENCE

STABLE’s Objectives

1. To increase sensitivity beyond

85.5 benchmark

2. Increase specificitybeyond 87.5 benchmark3. Seeks to increase education

4. More effective and timelydiagnosis

5. Even better officecoding procedures

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Impact Objective:will discover if individuals have skills to adhere to

medication and therapy, 60% of those who participate will adherecompared to the 50% benchmark.

Impact Objective:seeks to create better

education that will help with attitudes towards taking medication and sticking to therapy. 6-10 participants will have a positive attitude towards adherence and education.

Process Objective:suggests that

only those who have the interestof bringing awareness and advocacyto those affected by bipolar disorderserve on committee. 100% of allmembers must be approved byvoting committee

Impact Objective:recognizes that the best therapy

is one that encompasses mind, body, andsocial well-being. 100% of all therapyInterventions will have social supporttherapy

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BI-Cycle goals include:*To promote healthy living that encompasses the whole individual*To increase bipolar awareness and education*To prevent misdiagnosis and create happier individuals*To improve social support to those who suffer from bipolar disorder

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Licensed Therapy

Mission Statement: BI-Cycle intends to educate, promote, and improve therapy intervention to those who suffer from bipolar disorder by recommending treatments that encompass mind, body, and social support.

You HAPPY!!

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The Support System-MTM programs-Fun-Walks-Classes-Community News Letters

-Education

-Community Education-Neighborhood Communication-Political Interventions-Medical Education

People in Bi-Cycle Support Group Bi-Cycle Group Info

Bi-Cycle Chat Room

Bi-Cycle Support Group

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