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...the data coordination task, so that the data production process does not stop if the coordinator is not available. Frontload the data effort. Too often, the data measurement components of...

...from 49 hospitals - directly from hospital electronic health records. DAWN captures data on Emergency Department (ED) visits related to recent substance use and misuse, such as alcohol use, illicit...

Numerous private and public agencies are collecting and reporting out information on state opioid policies to facilitate greater analysis and dissemination of state approaches for tackling the opioid epidemic. Most agencies focus on laws/statutes, which means that this is where the bulk of the research is happening. Definitions of many policies differ across some of the most commonly relied upon sources, which contributes to uncertainty regarding their impact. In this workshop, we will discuss some of the most common definitions being used for various policies, discuss how differences in assumptions regarding the meaning of “effective date” can have important implications regarding the likelihood of finding an impact through analysis, and discuss the importance of considering multiple policy domains.

Presenters: Rosalie Liccardo Pacula, PhD, and Rosanna Smart, PhD ABSTRACT: Numerous private and public agencies are collecting and reporting out information on state opioid policies to facilitate greater analysis and dissemination of state approaches for tackling the opioid epidemic. Most agencies focus on laws/statutes, which means that this is where the bulk of the research is happening. Definitions of many policies differ across some of the most commonly relied upon sources, which contributes to uncertainty regarding their impact. In this workshop, we will discuss some of the most common definitions being used for various policies, discuss how differences in assumptions regarding the meaning of “effective date” can have important implications regarding the likelihood of finding an impact through analysis, and discuss the importance of considering multiple policy domains.

...who may be interested in using libraries or other "Third Spaces" for their appointments. Learning objectives: Learn about the history of the efforts in Idaho to implement telehealth pods in...

...conditions, builds on the President’s Executive Order on Advancing Equality for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex Individuals (EO 14075).   Click here to read more on SAMHSA's new data...

...to look at the data collected. However, an initial review of the data during the “Do” phase may uncover the need to restructure the change or reconsider the data plan....

...guide,” says Kristen Zucht, Associate Director of Operations, Collaborative to Advance Health Services at University Missouri Kansas City. “We also wanted to provide more current data on SUD, OUD, and...

...data Many successful change sustainment teams develop a data dashboard for tracking key change metrics. Periodic review of the data helps decision-makers take action when the data reflects a drift...

October, 2013 “Burdensome, irrelevant, repetitive, not meaningful…detracts from client care.” These are some of the ways addiction counselors describe the collection and use of data in clinical practice. But with addiction treatment entering an era in which collecting and using data is going t

By Kimberly A. Johnson, Ph.D.   Editor’s note: Read the companion piece to this article here. When I was a provider, I thought, “If the state only gave me more money and reduced regulations, I could treat a lot more people. I know what works.”  When I was the SSA in Maine, I though

Part 1 of 2 Lecture Series for Community hosted by the UT Rio Grande Valley Continuing Education Center. Attendees will receive two CEUs for CRC, LCDC, and LPC.