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Collaborating Agencies

Collaborating Agencies. Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center. Research Projects in Substance Abuse Patterns and Technology Transfer Collaborative Efforts with State Agencies Workforce Development Projects and Surveys Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center (GCATTC).

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Collaborating Agencies

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  1. Collaborating Agencies

  2. Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center

  3. Research Projects in Substance Abuse Patterns and Technology Transfer • Collaborative Efforts with State Agencies • Workforce Development Projects and Surveys • Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center (GCATTC)

  4. The Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center (GCATTC) is one of 14 regional University Centers in the United States. The center works through multiple consortia of educational institutions and other agencies to promote development and implementation of evidence-based substance abuse interventions and practices.

  5. ATTC Network www.nattc.org

  6. Motivation Resources 2-Adoption (Leadership decision) 3-Implementation (Exploratory use) 4-Practice (Routine use) Climatefor Change Staff Attributes Technology Transfer Model Institutional & Personal Readiness Stages of Program Change Program Change Staff • 1-Exposure • (Training) • Lecture • Self Study • Workshop • Consultant Organizational Dynamics Simpson, 2002 (J Substance Abuse Treatment)

  7. SBIRT EVALUATION Data Collection and Reporting System (Development and Maintenance) ● GPRA & Other Forms ● Harris County Hospital District Data Reports GPRA Management and Monitoring Reports Process Evaluation Documentation of Baseline and Key Developments in Processes, Activities, and Methods for Adoption Implementation Institutionalization Future Data Analyses Cost-offsets Effectiveness Barriers and predictors for readiness and behavior change

  8. SBIRT Current Data Overview March 2005

  9. Patient Gender

  10. Race

  11. AUDIT Scores by Risk Category (Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test)

  12. Clinical Diagnostic Impression

  13. Clinical Diagnostic Impression

  14. Readiness Ruler • Based on Readiness Ruler Instrument (Self Ratings) • Highest Possible Readiness for Change = 10

  15. Mean Readiness Scores by Type of Service

  16. Total Patients by Type of Service Total to Jan 31, 2005 Screening and Feedback Brief Intervention Brief Treatment Referred to Treatment Total

  17. Patients by Type of Service/Quarter

  18. Total Patients Served

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