Consultant
CHS and DE Depart. Of Health and Social Services Collaboration
302-353-8057 nmazade@aol.com
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Completed personal psychoanalysis 1990-1996. Lora Price, Washington, DC
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Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, 1972
Social Welfare Policy, Community Mental Health, Public Administration
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M.S (Hyg.), School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh, 1971
Public Health Practice
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M.S.W., University of Michigan, 1968
Community Organization
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B.A., Wayne State University, 1966
Sociology
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Present, Consultant, University of Delaware College of Health Sciences and the Delaware
Department of Health and Human Services
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1989 2012, Executive Director, National Association of State Mental Health
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1996-Present, Founding Partner, Advanced Dispute Resolution Systems, LLC
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2011-Present, Adjunct Associate Professor, Johns Hopkins University-School of Public Health
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2011-Present, Adjunct Professor, Delaware State University
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2007- Present, Adjunct Faculty, School of Leadership and Professional Advancement, Duquesne
University, Pittsburgh, PA
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1986 2003, Lecturer in Policy and Administration, Department of Psychiatry: School of Medicine,
Harvard University
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1991-1995, Founding Partner, Potomac Mediation Group

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1998-2001, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry,
University of Maryland
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1982 1989, President, Noel Mazade and Associates, Inc. (NMA), Garrett Park, Maryland
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1977 1982, Program Director, The Staff College, National Institutes of Health: National Institute of
Mental Health (NIMH)
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1972-1977, Assistant Professor, Mental Health Program Administration, School of Medicine,
Department of Psychiatry
Co-Director, Postdoctoral Mental Health Research Fellowship Program, School of Public Health,
Department of Health Administration, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hilll
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1974 1975, Director, Mental Health Legislative Study Commission, North Carolina General
Assembly and North Carolina Division of Mental Health
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1968 1970, Program Director, Oakland County (Michigan) Mental Health/Mental Retardation
Services Board
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1968, Social Worker, Wayne County Juvenile Court: Detroit, Michigan
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1968 1970 , Adjunct Lecturer, Wayne State University School of Social Work, Detroit, Michigan
1. McGovern, M., Urada, D., Lambert-Harris, C., Sullivan, S., and Mazade, N. Development and
Application of an Organizational Measure of Behavioral Health Integration in Medical Care
Settings. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment. Vol. 43, September 2012, pp. 402-409
2. Lutterman, T.C., Hogan, M., Phelan, B, and Mazade, N. State Mental Health Agencies. In Levin,
B., Hennessy, K., and Petrika, J. (eds.) Mental Health Services: A Public Health Perspective
(Third Edition). Oxford University Press, 2010
3. Co-Author. Pilot to Demonstrate Pooling of State Medicaid Data Sets to Examine Emergency
Room Use Among Persons with Behavioral Health Disorders. Contract Report to the National
Institute of Mental Health. November 24, 2009. Alexandria, VA: NASMHPD Research Institute,
Inc.
4. Parks, J., Radke, A., and Mazade, N. Measurement of Health Status for People with Serious
Mental Illnessess. Sixteenth in a serious of technical Reports: NASMHPD Medical Directors
Council. Alexandria, VA: National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
(NASMHPD). November 2008
5. Phelan, B., Lutterman, T., and Mazade, N. Multi-Agency State Government Funding of Mental
Health Services. Prescriptions for Progress. Vol. 2, No. 3, March 2008
6. Veysey, B.M., Stenius, V., Mazade, N. & Schacht, L. Costs, Control or Plain Good Practice? The
Use of Antipsychotic Medications in Large U.S. Prisons and Jails. Journal of Offender
Rehabilitation, 45(1/2), 189-206. January 2008

7. Parks, J. and Mazade, N. Morbidity and Mortality in People with Serious Mental Illness.
Prescriptions for Progress. Vol. 2, No., 2, December 2007
8. Mazade, N. and Glover, R. States’ Priorities for Persons with Mental Illness in the Criminal
Justice System (reply). Psychiatric Services, Vol. 58, No. 12, December 2007
9. Mazade, N. and Glover, R. Critical Priorities Confronting State Mental Health Agencies.
Psychiatric Services, Vol. 58, No.9, September 2007
10. Mazade, N. and Bethel, C. Use of Mediation as a Strategy to Prevent Homelessness. Proposal submitted to and funded by the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation by ADRS and The Coalition for the
Homeless (Washington, DC). Bethesda, MD: Advanced Dispute Resolution Systems, LLC. April
2006
11. Mazade, N. Transformational Leadership: A Selected Inventory of Executive Leadership training opportunities in Governmental and Non-Governmental Entities. Developed for the Targeted
Technical Assistance Center: National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors.
February, 25, 2005.
12. Mazade, N. Transformational Leadership: An Inventory of Executive Leadership Professional
Development Programs Offered by the Top Twenty-Five Business Schools in the United States.
Developed for the Targeted Technical Assistance Center: National Association of State Mental
Health Program Directors. January 26, 2005.
13. Mazade, N. Concepts of “Transformation”. Alexandria, Virginia: NASMHPD Research Institute,
Inc., 2004.
14. Mazade, N. (with Korda, H., and Urff, J). State Readiness for Implementation of Medicare Part D for Dual Eligibles: A Summary of Plans and Activities in 30 States. Alexandria, VA: NASMHPD
Research Institute. December 1, 2004
15. Trites, Donald G. and Mazade, Noel A., Concepts of an “Individualized Plan of Care” Derived from the Fields of Development al Disabilities and Children’s “Wrap-Around” Services.
Alexandria, Virginia: NASMHPD Research Institute, Inc., June 2004
16. Mazade, N., et.al. Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Training Program for Mental Health
Managers and Administrators. Tampa, FL: Collaborative for Conflict Management in Mental
Health at the University of South Florida. 2001
17. Michel, J., Mazade, N., et.al. Partners or Antagonists: Medicaid and the Public Mental Health in the Era of Managed Care. Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences, Vol. 85, No. 1,
December 1998. pp 70-83
18. Mazade, N., Lutterman, T., and Glover, R., State Mental Health Agency Performance Measures in the Public Mental Health System, in Mental Health, United States, 1998. Rockville, MD:
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Mental Health Services,
DHHS Publication No. (SMA) 99-3285, pp. 52-59
19. Emery, B, Glover, R., and Mazade, N., Understanding the Environmental Trends Facing State
Mental Health Agencies, Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 25, No. 3, January 1998
20. Petrila, J., Mazade, N. et.al., Mediation as an Alternative Dispute Resolution Device in Managed
Behavioral Health Care, Behavioral Healthcare Tomorrow, February 1997

21. Mazade, N., "State Mental Health Agencies: Emerging Fiscal and Policy Issues", Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 23, No. 3, January 1996
22. Mazade, N., et.al., Enhancing Problem Solving in the Public Mental Health System through
Mediation., A Cooperative Project between the Florida Mental Health Institute and the National
Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, for the federal Center for Mental Health
Services, Tampa, FL: FMHI, 1995
23. Lutterman, T., Hollen, V., and Mazade, N., "Research Capacities and Activities of State Mental
Health Agencies", in Pincus, H.A. (ed), Research Funding and Resource Manual: Mental Health and Addictive Disorders, Washington, DC: American Psychiatric Association, 1995, pp. 235 249.
24. Ross, E.C., Croze, C., Mazade, N., and Lutterman, T., "What a Difference a Year Makes:
Restructuring Federal State Mental Health Service Responsibilities", Administration and Policy in
Mental Health, Vol. 22, No. 4, March 1995
25. Mazade, N., Blanch, A., and Petrila, J., "Mediation as a New Technique for Resolving Disputes in the Mental Health System", Administration and Policy in Mental Health, [special issue on mental health and the law], Vol. 21, No. 5, May 1994
26. Hadley, T., Culhane, D., Mazade, N., and Manderscheid, R., "What is a Community Mental
Health Center? A Comparative Analysis of CMHCs by Varying Definitional Criteria",
Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 21, No. 4, March 1994
27. Ross, E. C. and Mazade, N.A., "The Clinton Proposed Health Care Reform: Implications for
Persons with Serious Mental Illness", Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 21, No. 5,
January 1994
28. Mazade, N. (editor), Executive Summary Report and Transcript: Results of Health Care and
Mental Health System Reform Initiatives in Five States. Alexandria, VA: National Association of
State Mental Health Program Directors, 1993
29. Cohen, M. and Mazade, N. (eds.), Dynamics of Organizational Change in State Mental Health
Systems (in preparation)
30. Lutterman, T., Hollen, V., and Mazade, N., Research Capacities and Activities of State Mental
Health Agencies, in Pincus, H. and Myers, E. (eds.), Psychiatric Research Resource Manual,
31. Mazade, N., (ed.), OUTLOOK: Special Issue on Rural Mental Health Services Research,
Alexandria, VA: NASMHPD Research Institute, Inc., Vol. 2, No. 3, 1992
Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Association, 1993 (in Press)
32. Ross, E.C., Mazade, N.A., and Cohen, M.D., "Current Tensions in Financing Public Mental
Health Services", Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 19, No. 6, July 1992
33. Mazade, N., Wurster, C., and Lutterman, T., Guest Editors for Special Issue on Mental Health
Services in the Public Sector, Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 19, No. 4, March
1992
34. Mazade, N., Wurster, C., and Lutterman, T., "State Human Resources Data Needs: A Priority
Concern", Perspectives, Southern Human Resource Development Consortium for Mental Health,
Vol. 1, No. 1, Fall 1991
35. Ross, E. C. and Mazade, N., "Doing More with Less: State Mental Health Responses to Federal
Mental Health Policies", Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 18, No. 6, July 1991

36. Ross, E.C., Mazade, N. and Wurster, C. (eds.), Proceedings: Conference on State Mental Health
Planning and Public Law 99 660, Alexandria, VA: National Association of State Mental Health
Program Directors, April 1991.
37. Cohen, M., Shore, M., and Mazade, N., "Development of a Management Training Program for
State Mental Health Program Directors", Special Issue, Administration and Policy in Mental
Health, Vol. 18, No. 4, March 1991.
38. Mazade, N. and Ross, E.C.,"Federal Mental Health Policy Trends and Issues: Impact on State
Mental Health Agencies", Administration and Policy in Mental Health, Vol. 17, No. 4, Summer
1990
39. Goodrick, D., Hill, J., Mazade, N., and Ross, E.C., Designing Evaluation Methods To Assess the
Implementation and Impact of Public Law 99 660: Stakeholder Perspectives, Washington, D.C.,
COSMOS Corporation, 1989
40. Lutterman, T., Mazade, N., et.al. "Revenues and Expenditures of State Mental Health Agencies,
1981 1985". Hospital and Community Psychiatry, Vol. 39, No. 7, July 1988
41. Mental Health Information Systems and Statistical Programs: An Analysis of State Technical
Assistance Needs (with R. Glover and J. Larsen). Prepared for the Division of Biometry and
Applied Sciences, National Institute of Mental Health, January 1988.
42. Mazade, N., "Mental Health Administration in Transition", Administration in Mental Health; Vol.
14, Nos. 3 and 4, Spring Summer 1987.
43. Lutterman, T., Glover, R., and Mazade, N., Funding Sources and Expenditures of State Mental
Health Agencies: Revenue/Expenditure Study Results, Fiscal Year l985. Arlington, VA: National
Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, July l987.
44. Mazade, N.A. and Surles, R.C., Utilization of Medicaid Reimbursement for Community Based
Mental Health Services: A State of the Art Symposium, Washington, D.C.: National Association of
State Mental Health Program Directors, 1987.
45. Mazade, N., Lutterman, T., et.al., "State and Federal Expenditures for Mental Health Services,
United States, 1983", in Manderscheid, R. and Barrett, S. (Eds.), Mental Health, United States,
1987, Rockville, MD: National Institute of Mental Health, DHHS Publication No. (ADM) 87 1518,
1987.
46. Lutterman, T., Mazade, N., et.al., "Trends in Revenues and Expenditures of State Mental Health
Agencies: Fiscal Years 1981, 1983, and 1985", State Health Reports, Washington, D.C.: George
Washington University Intergovernmental Health Policy Project, No. 34, 1987.
47. Lutterman, T., Mazade, N., et.al., "State Mental Health Agency Revenues and Expenditures for
Mental Health Services: Trends from 1981 to 1985", in Manderscheid, R. and Barrett, S. (Eds.),
Mental Health, United States, 1987, Rockville, MD.; National Institute of Mental Health, DHHS
Publication No. (ADM) 87 1518, 1987.
48. Hadley, T., Mazade, N., et.al., "Medicaid Expenditures for Mental Health Services: A Report on a
Pilot National Data Base", State Health Reports, Washington, D.C.: George Washington
University Intergovernmental Health Policy Project, Vol. 34, 1987.

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Multimillion dollars in contracts to the NASMHPD Research Institute from the federal Substance
Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for data, program evaluation, and technical assistance projects.
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Principal Investigator, 5R24MH05314804, Program for Mental Health Services Research under
Health Care Reform, NASMHPD Research Institute, $1.9M Research Infrastructure Support
Program grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, 9/96 8/01
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Project Director, NIMH-07-DS-0005 Contract State Mental Health Programs, Policies, and
Epidemiology Study. $250,000
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Principal Investigator, 5R13MH061544, State Mental Health Agency Services Research
Conference. $125,000
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Principal Investigator: Public Academic Research Fellowship Program, NIMH Grant
5T32MH19292 01 to the NASMHPD Research Institute, Inc. Six year grant period totaling
$2.26M. 9/89 9/96 with $2.2M renewal 4/96
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Project Director, Development of Performance Measures in Managed Care Medicaid, Mental
Health, and Substance Abuse Purchase of Service Contracts. Funded by HCFA, SAMHSA, and the DHHS Office of the Secretary. 1/97 4/98
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Project Director, Analysis of State Mental Health Agency Revenues and Expenditures,
Subcontract to the NASMHPD Research Institute from Department of Economics at Boston
University. $254,000. 8/94 8/96
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Project Director. Mental Health Organization Information System. Subcontract to the NASMHPD
Research Institute with Social and Scientific Systems. $115,000. 8/94 3/96
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Project Director, Development of PATH Annual Reporting Guidelines and Related Data Base
Development. NIMH Contract 278 92 0015 to the National Assn. of State Mental Health Program
Directors, subcontract to NASMHPD Research Institute. April October 1992.
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National Planning Committee, Services Trial Methods: Clozapine Cost Effectiveness, NIMH Grant
MH48141, University of California at San Francisco, William Hargreaves, Principal Investigator,
1993.
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Project Director: Expansion of the 11 State Project on the Abstraction of Longitudinal Patient Data from State Inpatient Programs and the Addition of Community Based Mental Health Programs,
NIMH contract NIMH BA 89 0005 to the NASMHPD Research Institute, Inc. for $745,083.
October 1989 March 1995.
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Project Director: Developmental Studies for Decentralization of Selected Components of the
NIMH Organizational Inventory and Initiation of a State Profile System. Contract Nos. 278 88
0004 and 280 93 0006 to the NASMHPD Research Institute for $ 1.4M. 9/89 9/96.
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Project Director: Analysis of State Mental Health Agency Data, NIMH Contract to the National
Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, 1988 89

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National Advisory Board, Client Management Evaluation System, conducted by the Wharton
School and the Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, funded by the Pew
Charitable Trusts, 1989 92
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Project Director: Increasing the Capacities of State Mental Health Service Systems for Seriously
Mentally Ill Young Adults, Grant to the National Association of State Mental Health Program
Directors from the Pew Charitable Trusts, 1988.
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Principal Investigator: State Hospital Utilization for the Mentally Ill Elderly, NIMH Grant No. RO1
MH 40762 01, 1986 87.
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Principal Investigator: A Formative Evaluation of the NIMH National Reporting Program's
Capabilities Prior to Full Scale Mental Health Statistics Program Implementation, NIMH contract to COSMOS Corporation (Washington, D.C.); subcontract to the National Association of State
Mental Health Program Directors, 1984.
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Project Director: Review of State Funding and Services for the Mentally Ill Aged, NIMH contract to the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, 1984.
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Project Director: Funding Sources and Expenditures for State Mental Health Programs, Phases I and II, NIMH contract to the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, 1982
85.
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Project Director: Current and Historical Statistical Data and Descriptions of Geriatric Mental
Health Research, Training, and Services Supported by State Government, NIMH contract to the
National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors, 1984.
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Internal and contracted research related activities as government Project and Alternate Project
Officer, National Institute of Mental Health; 1977 1982. Project areas included curriculum development, needs assessments, analysis of state agency program plans, grant and contract reviews, development of textbooks and other teaching materials, and design of special fact finding and problem solving conferences.
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Crisis Intervention Services; University of North Carolina School of Medicine; Faculty Research
Grant; 1977.
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Co-Investigator: Clinical vs. Community Oriented Services: Program Trends in Community Mental
Health Centers; The University of North Carolina Medical School Faculty Research Grant; 1974
75.
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Co-Investigator: Evaluation of Interorganizational and Organizational Aspects of Community
Mental Health Centers; National Institute of Mental Health contract to the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill; 1974
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Research Consortium Member: Community Organization Aspects of Mental Health Centers;
National Institute of Mental Health contract to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; 1972
73.
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Project Director: Assessment and Analysis of Statewide Training Needs; contract with the State of Virginia, Department of Mental Health and Retardation; 1973.
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Project Director: Continuing Education Needs of Mental Health Professionals; sponsored by the
Office of the Vice Chancellor, Continuing Education in the Health Sciences, The University of
North Carolina; 1973.

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Project Director: Characteristics of Involuntarily Hospitalized Mental Patients; Oakland County,
Michigan, Mental Health Services Board; 1970.
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American Public Health Association
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National Association of Community Health Centers
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Licensed Certified Social Worker/State of Maryland, No.07695
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Certified Master Social Worker/North Carolina No. B000640
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Licensed Social Worker/Commonwealth of Virginia No. 0903001565
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National Association of Social Workers
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Former Mediator, Mentor, and Evaluator: District of Columbia Superior Court
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Association for Conflict Resolution
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American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolution
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American Evaluation Association