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Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Strategic Plan 2015-2020
DHS has enlisted community participation in assessing Sonoma County’s AOD-related problems, identifying factors that contribute to these problems, establishing prevention goals and objectives, selecting and implementing prevention strategies, and evaluating their effectiveness. The result of this effort is a comprehensive plan that will strategically guide prevention efforts for the next five years.
Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan Evaluation Fiscal Year 2019-2020
The Quality Improvement Plan is a required element of the Quality Management Program, as specified by DHCS contract, Exhibit A Attachment 1 (relevant sections: 22-25), and by CCR Title 9, Chapter 11, § 1810.440.
Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan Evaluation, Fiscal Year 2016-2017
The Quality Improvement Plan is a required element of the Quality Management Program, as specified by DHCS contract, Exhibit A Attachment 1 (relevant sections: 22-25), and by CCR Title 9, Chapter 11, § 1810.440.
Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan Evaluation, Fiscal Year 2017-2018
The Quality Improvement Plan is a required element of the Quality Management Program, as specified by DHCS contract, Exhibit A Attachment 1 (relevant sections: 22-25), and by CCR Title 9, Chapter 11, § 1810.440.
Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan Evaluation, Fiscal Year 2018-2019
The Quality Improvement Plan is a required element of the Quality Management Program, as specified by DHCS contract, Exhibit A Attachment 1 (relevant sections: 22-25), and by CCR Title 9, Chapter 11, § 1810.440.
Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan, Fiscal Year 2017-2018
The Quality Improvement Plan is a required element of the Quality Management Program, as specified by DHCS contract, Exhibit A Attachment 1 (relevant sections: 22-25), and by CCR Title 9, Chapter 11, § 1810.440.
Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan, Fiscal Year 2018-2019
The Quality Improvement Plan is a required element of the Quality Management Program, as specified by DHCS contract, Exhibit A Attachment 1 (relevant sections: 22-25), and by CCR Title 9, Chapter 11, § 1810.440.
Annual Report 2014
The Department of Health Services continues to make great strides towards our vision of leading, collaborating, and succeeding in making Sonoma County the healthiest county in California.
Annual Report 2015
In partnership with the local health system, the Department of Health Services provides a wide range of programs and services for adults, children and families, as well as services supporting community health and safety, emergency medical preparedness, disease control, and clinical services.
Behavioral Health Services Brochure - English
Behavioral Health fosters a collaborative approach by partnering with clients, family members, and the community to provide high quality, culturally responsive services.