Baseline demographics, health conditions, criminal involvement, and use of alcohol/drug treatment
This report provides measures of Intensive Care Management pilots in King county. The pilot was designed for persons known to use high levels of crisis services and who had a primary diagnosis of chemical dependency or a dual diagnosis of chemical dependency and mental illness. Comparisons are made between ICM clients and ‘regular’ clients admitted to alcohol/drug treatment in 2006.
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- PACE, An Evaluation (8.26)
- Profile of Substance Use and Need for Treatment Services in Washington State (4.32)
- Saving Costs and Transforming Lives through Integrated Case Management in Washington State Human Services (11.162)
- Substance Use, Substance Use Disorders, and Need for Treatment among Washington State Adults (4.25)
- Sustainability of Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment in Healthcare Settings (4.101)
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- Washington State Medication Assisted Treatment – Prescription Drug and Opioid Addiction Project: Year One Performance (4.96)
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