Behavioral health onboarding fails when it confuses orientation with competence. A field-tested model for fixing that.
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What this piece is about
Behavioral health onboarding fails when it confuses orientation with competence. A field-tested model for fixing that.
Why we care
Behavioral health programs operate under a layered set of rules, and the gap between policy and practice is where most programs lose ground. We write about the practice — what we see across engagements, what tends to work, and where good programs still get stuck.
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