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Type of Grant / Project
Description |
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Carl Hatch
Catholic Family Center
55
Troup Street
Rochester, NY 14608
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CSAT Action Grant
The
exemplary practice proposed by project is to establish a
uniform code of treatment standards and outcome measures,
together with a system for collecting, managing, and analyzing
the treatment history and outcome experience of their
clients. |
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Susan M. Essock
Mount Sinai School of
Medicine
One Gustave L Levy Place
New York, NY
10029-6574
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CMHS Grant Consumer-Operated
Services
The grantee will evaluate a consumer advocacy
program to determine the impact of recovery associated with
involvement in a consumer-operated program as compared to
traditional services alone. The evaluation will utilize a
randomized controlled trial and will also assess the cost
effectiveness of advocacy training.
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Patricia Perry
NYS OASAS/RFMH
1450
Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
patriciaperry@oasas.state.ny.us
(Adolescent) |
CSAT Managed Care for Adolescents
Grant
This
project is one of six adolescent substance abuse study sites
participating SAMHSA Cooperative Agreement “Managed Care for
Vulnerable Populations”. This study will compare service
utilization patterns and outcomes of adolescents receiving
substance abuse treatment in New York City under managed care
with a comparison group in non-managed care. |
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Alan Kott
NYS OASAS/RFMH
1450 Western
Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
alankott@oasas.state.ny.us
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CSAT Treatment Outcome and Performance Pilot
Studies Grant
The
New York State Research Foundation for Mental Health Hygiene,
Inc. TOPPS II project, in collaboration with the Office of
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, will continue to
develop a State outcomes monitoring system that is
sustainable, affordable, and that allows continual tracking
and reporting on the effectiveness of the State’s substance
abuse treatment providers. |
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NYS OASAS/RFMH
1450 Western
Avenue
Albany, NY 12203
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CMHS Grant State
Performance Indicator Pilot
The New York State
Office of Mental Health (OMH) has made substantial progress in
the past three years in implementing performance management
approaches for the monitoring of publicly funded mental health
services. Considerable performance management infrastructure
and experience in the collection, analysis, reporting and use
of performance data has been a result of various initiatives
including establishing a Bureau of Performance and Outcomes
Management, designing performance management system for
inpatient services, and designing performance management
systems for Medicaid mental health Special Needs Plans for
adults and children. In the proposed project, the Five State
Feasibility Study performance indicators will be pilot tested
in the inpatient and outpatient systems, new mechanisms for
systematically collecting and reporting outcome data will be
tested, cultural competency indicators will be piloted, and
methodologies in risk adjustment will be refined and applied
to improve the sensitivity an usefulness of data for decision
making by administrators, providers, and recipients of
care. |
Sherry Deren
National Development Research Institutes, Inc.
New York, NY 10048 |
NIDA Project Alternate Program for
Methadone Maintenance Drop Outs
This project will recruit 700 subjects who have recently
dropped out of methadone maintenance clinics in East Harlem,
NY, after having been in treatment for less than one year.
Subjects will randomly be assigned to an Experimental
Condition (providing the alternative program) or to a Control
Condition (providing passive referrals only). Six and twelve
month follow-up interviews (including urinalysis) will be
conducted. Multivariate regression techniques will be used to
access outcome including frequency and type of drug use and
return to traditional treatment.
Date
Started: 1-Jul-96 Date
Ends: 31-May-00 |
Robert Hubbard
National Development & Research Institutes, Inc.
New York, NY 10048 |
NIDA Project Cooperative Drug Abuse
Treatment Outcome Study
This application proposes to establish and maintain a
Coordinating Center to contribute to the overall Cooperative
DATOS goals. This Coordinating Center will have three linked
components: a) coordinating cross-site activities; b)
conducting follow-up data collection, analysis, and reporting;
and c) working with NIDA Collaborating Scientists and Field
Research Collaborative Center investigators.
Date
Started: 30-Sep-95 Date
Ends: 31-Aug-00 |
David Kressel
National Development & Research Institutes, Inc.
New York, NY 10048 |
NIDA Project Measuring Treatment
Progress in Therapeutic Communities
The major research aim is to conduct an empirical
investigation into therapeutic community (TC) treatment
process. The research finding from the two proposed pilot
studies will provide the empirical basis for a larger planned
study to field test treatment progress instruments in several
therapeutic community program sites. Results from this field
test will be utilized by these programs for treatment planning
and assessment.
Date
Started: 1-Aug-95 Date
Ends: 30-Jun-00 |
Stephen Magura
National Development & Research Institutes, Inc.
New York, NY 10048 |
NIAAA Project Levels of Care
& Outcomes in Alcoholism Treatment
There is little research on the feasibility, outcomes and
cost-effectiveness of using uniform patient criteria to match
the type and intensity of alcoholism treatment to the
individual needs of patients. Based on 3 criteria, this study
aims to develop recommendations for revising the ASAM
(American Society of Addiction Medicine) Patient Placement
Criteria. The independent and joint effects of pretreatment
and treatment process variables (e.g. psychiatric comorbidity,
reimbursement mode, stage of recovery, therapeutic alliance,
appropriateness of Level of Care, continuity of care,
intensity of treatment, specific services) on patient outcomes
will be determined in this study. Using treatment cost data
and outcome results, a cost-effectiveness analysis of matching
and mismatching at different Levels of Care will be conducted.
Date started 31-Aug-00 Date ends31-Aug-00 |
Denise Hien
St Luke's - Roosevelt Inst. For Health Sciences
New York, NY 10019
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NIDA Project
PTSD Treatment Outcomes for Cocaine Dependent Women
The proposed study aims to examine the efficacy of an enhanced
cocaine treatment based on relapse prevention (RPT) which
includes a specific manualized component geared towards coping
with and reducing PTSD symptomalogy for women with cocaine
dependence. The proposed study has the particular advantages
of 1) adding the rigorous assessment of DSM-IV PTSD to the
study of inner-city cocaine dependent women; and 2) adding a
manualized PTSD component to cocaine abuse treatment for these
women, which builds directly on the empirical findings of the
researcher’s prior work.
Date
Started: 1-May-97 Date
Ends: 30-Apr-00
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