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Providing Peer Supports and Services for People with Substance Use Disorder: Connecticut’s Community of Addiction Recovery
Connecticut Community of Addiction Recovery helps people with substance use disorder achieve and sustain recovery through community-based non-clinical social support programs, volunteer opportunities, and referrals to detox, treatment, housing, employment, among other resources.
The Clubhouse Model in Action at Fountain House: Designing Communities for People with Serious Mental Illness
This profile explores how the Fountain House implemented the clubhouse model, a unique approach that empowers people with serious mental illness to form meaningful relationships, build resilience, improve self-management of their mental health, and pursue employment, education, and housing.
The Value of Recovery Community Centers in Addiction Care: Insights from a Tireless Recovery Advocate
Michael Askew, Deputy Director of the Office of Recovery at the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration, discusses the role of recovery community centers in the lives of people with substance use disorder and across the continuum of other addiction care services.
Finding a Place to Be Somebody
This essay from Lawrence Lincoln, a former unhoused person in California, documents his journey of recovery and subsequent work with a care community.
Central City Concern: Providing Comprehensive Services to Help People on the Path to Housing, Recovery, and Employment
Profiles Central City Concern, an FQHC in Portland, Oregon, that is providing services for people experiencing homelessness with substance use disorder — including primary care, behavioral health treatment, housing, and other supports.
Giving People with Opioid Use Disorder a Bridge to Recovery in the Emergency Department
Arianna Campbell, director and co-principal investigator for CA Bridge, discusses how the bridge model came about and how it works.
The Other 99: Using Harm Reduction Strategies to Drive Connections and Save Lives
Explores the evidence behind harm reduction strategies and shares practical steps for adopting this approach in health care settings.
Raising the Bar for Addiction Care: A Conversation with a Leading Addiction Medicine Specialist
Explores how to implement quality addiction care in general health care settings -- including primary, inpatient, and emergency care.
Rhode Island Community Health Teams: Coordinating with Primary Care to Address Social and Behavioral Health Needs
Describes how provider organizations in Rhode Island employ multidisciplinary teams, including community health workers and behavioral health clinicians, to collaborate with primary care practices in providing whole-person care.
New Evidence and Resources in Addiction Care: A Brief Resource Review
Reviews findings from a Playbook Collection on innovative addiction care models, including emerging evidence for these approaches and considerations for implementation.
Implementing Peer Supports in Mental Health Services: A Perspective from the Field
Features commentary from Ben Miller, PsyD, past president at Well Being Trust, on the value of peer supports in mental health or addiction recovery.
Bridging the Gap Between Hospital and Community-Based Services for People with Substance Use Disorders
Lead researchers discuss the evaluation of NavSTAR, an intervention designed to reduce hospital readmissions by combining substance use disorder consultation services with intensive case management and linkages to community resources.
Rethinking Telehealth’s Role in Treating Addiction
This Tradeoffs podcast episode explores how states and the federal government are grappling with if and how they should permanently change policies around telehealth and addiction treatment post-pandemic.
Adapting Medications for Addiction Treatment Programs in Response to COVID-19
Highlights opportunities for providers to implement medications for addiction treatment programs during COVID-19.
Four Barriers to Treating Substance Abuse Disorder in the Emergency Department and How to Overcome
Walks through some of the most common barriers to treating and referring patients with substance abuse disorder in the emergency department and how to address these challenges.
Why Don’t Hospitals Treat Addiction Like Heart Attacks?
It is relatively common knowledge among those that treat patients in a hospital setting that addiction-related issues are the number-one driver of extended length of stay, 30-day readmissions, and job-related dissatisfaction and burnout.
No More Excuses: It’s Time to Treat Opioid Addiction
Addiction is a chronic neurobiological disorder that is predictable, identifiable, and treatable. Dr. Corey Waller explains why evidence-based treatment needs to be in hospitals, primary care, stand-alone rehabs, and throughout the ecosystem of health care.
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Displaying 1 - 17 of 17
Providing Peer Supports and Services for People with Substance Use Disorder: Connecticut’s Community of Addiction Recovery
Connecticut Community of Addiction Recovery helps people with substance use disorder achieve and sustain recovery through community-based non-clinical social support programs, volunteer opportunities, and referrals to detox, treatment, housing, employment, among other resources.
The Clubhouse Model in Action at Fountain House: Designing Communities for People with Serious Mental Illness
This profile explores how the Fountain House implemented the clubhouse model, a unique approach that empowers people with serious mental illness to form meaningful relationships, build resilience, improve self-management of their mental health, and pursue employment, education, and housing.
The Value of Recovery Community Centers in Addiction Care: Insights from a Tireless Recovery Advocate
Michael Askew, Deputy Director of the Office of Recovery at the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration, discusses the role of recovery community centers in the lives of people with substance use disorder and across the continuum of other addiction care services.
Finding a Place to Be Somebody
This essay from Lawrence Lincoln, a former unhoused person in California, documents his journey of recovery and subsequent work with a care community.
Central City Concern: Providing Comprehensive Services to Help People on the Path to Housing, Recovery, and Employment
Profiles Central City Concern, an FQHC in Portland, Oregon, that is providing services for people experiencing homelessness with substance use disorder — including primary care, behavioral health treatment, housing, and other supports.
Giving People with Opioid Use Disorder a Bridge to Recovery in the Emergency Department
Arianna Campbell, director and co-principal investigator for CA Bridge, discusses how the bridge model came about and how it works.
The Other 99: Using Harm Reduction Strategies to Drive Connections and Save Lives
Explores the evidence behind harm reduction strategies and shares practical steps for adopting this approach in health care settings.
Raising the Bar for Addiction Care: A Conversation with a Leading Addiction Medicine Specialist
Explores how to implement quality addiction care in general health care settings -- including primary, inpatient, and emergency care.
Rhode Island Community Health Teams: Coordinating with Primary Care to Address Social and Behavioral Health Needs
Describes how provider organizations in Rhode Island employ multidisciplinary teams, including community health workers and behavioral health clinicians, to collaborate with primary care practices in providing whole-person care.
New Evidence and Resources in Addiction Care: A Brief Resource Review
Reviews findings from a Playbook Collection on innovative addiction care models, including emerging evidence for these approaches and considerations for implementation.
Implementing Peer Supports in Mental Health Services: A Perspective from the Field
Features commentary from Ben Miller, PsyD, past president at Well Being Trust, on the value of peer supports in mental health or addiction recovery.
Bridging the Gap Between Hospital and Community-Based Services for People with Substance Use Disorders
Lead researchers discuss the evaluation of NavSTAR, an intervention designed to reduce hospital readmissions by combining substance use disorder consultation services with intensive case management and linkages to community resources.
Rethinking Telehealth’s Role in Treating Addiction
This Tradeoffs podcast episode explores how states and the federal government are grappling with if and how they should permanently change policies around telehealth and addiction treatment post-pandemic.
Adapting Medications for Addiction Treatment Programs in Response to COVID-19
Highlights opportunities for providers to implement medications for addiction treatment programs during COVID-19.
Four Barriers to Treating Substance Abuse Disorder in the Emergency Department and How to Overcome
Walks through some of the most common barriers to treating and referring patients with substance abuse disorder in the emergency department and how to address these challenges.
Why Don’t Hospitals Treat Addiction Like Heart Attacks?
It is relatively common knowledge among those that treat patients in a hospital setting that addiction-related issues are the number-one driver of extended length of stay, 30-day readmissions, and job-related dissatisfaction and burnout.
No More Excuses: It’s Time to Treat Opioid Addiction
Addiction is a chronic neurobiological disorder that is predictable, identifiable, and treatable. Dr. Corey Waller explains why evidence-based treatment needs to be in hospitals, primary care, stand-alone rehabs, and throughout the ecosystem of health care.