Abstract
s / Journal of Interprofessional Education & Practice 1 (2015) 48e77 51 behavioral services for general mental health and substance abuse, in terms of coordination of care with primary medical providers. Methods The current study included data collected on over 200 consecutive deceased clients in a community mental health setting over a period of two years. Clients residing in nursing home (SNF) facilities and those diagnosed with HIV and residing in related programs were excluded from the study reducing the N to 157. When Seriously Mentally Ill (SMI) clients were excluded the data on the remaining 123 deceased clients was analyzed. Average death age, type of diagnoses, coordination of care between mental health and primary health care providers, and physical health care goal on behavioral health care agency's treatment plan was also closely evaluated.
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