Clinical Quality Improvement through a Pre-enrollment Group for Active-duty Service Members in an Intensive Outpatient Program

This QI project demonstrates that engagement in pre-enrollment care can reduce delays to treatment and improve behavioral health outcomes. These findings support formalizing pre-enrollment programming as a core component of IOPs.

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Military Medicine
Published
2025-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usaf594
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Health Policy Implementation Science
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Clinical Quality Improvement through a Pre-enrollment Group for Active-duty Service Members in an Intensive Outpatient Program

Tim Hoyt, Alisha R Bloom
Military Medicine
Health Policy Implementation Science
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Clinical Quality Improvement through a Pre-enrollment Group for Active-duty Service Members in an Intensive Outpatient Program

Tim Hoyt, Alisha R Bloom
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Abstract

This QI project demonstrates that engagement in pre-enrollment care can reduce delays to treatment and improve behavioral health outcomes. These findings support formalizing pre-enrollment programming as a core component of IOPs.

Military Medicine
Office of the Secretary of Defense (US), Madigan Army Medical Center (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 44%
Health Policy Implementation Science
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