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COSIG Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006
Building Blocks for Constructing a
Co-Occurring Treatment System
Clinical Capacity
Evaluation and Monitoring
Evidence and Consensus- Based
Practices
Workforce Development and
Training
Screening, Assessment, &
Treatment Planning
Definitions, Terminology,
Classification
Infrastructure
Information Sharing
Certification and
Licensure
Financing Mechanisms
Systems Change
Services Integration
Service & System Change
Co-Occurring Center of Excellence
(COCE)
Type
Higher Intensity
Technical
Assistance
Main Outcome
Service &
System Change
Areas Of Emphasis
Services & Services
Infrastructure
Systems
Evaluation and
Information Sharing
Evidence
Monitoring
and
Certification and
Consensus- Based
Workforce
Licensure
Practices
Development and Financing Mechanisms
Screening,
Training
Assessment, &
Systems Change
Definitions,
Treatment Planning
Terminology,
Services Integration
Classification
Approach
comprehensive
collaborative
proactive
longitudinal
organizational
CRITICAL INPUTS
Mental Health, SAMHSA’s
Substance Mission &
Abuse,& COD Priorities
Research
State/Local
Experience &
Federal
Innovation
Policy
Consumer
State
Needs And
Policy Perspectives
THE COD SERVICE SYSTEM
SAMHSA’s COCE
COCE:
Transmit Guide Foster
COCE GOALS
CLARIFYING AND
ESTABLISHING
Definitions
Nosology
Measurement
Evidence & Consensus-Based
Practices
Unified Approach to
Treatment
AGENDA SETTING
Professional Education
Practice Improvement
Research
Policy
Workforce Development
RESOURCE TO SAMHSA
Logistical/Operational
Execution/Implementation
Informational
WORK OF THE COCE
PRODUCTS
Overview Papers
Templates for Product
Development
Technical Reports
Articles
Literature Reviews
ACTIVITIES
Training
Diffusion of Innovation
Field Application and Study
Technical Assistance
Training of Trainers
Institutes
Coordination with other
SAMHSA Centers
Conclusion
Much has been accomplished in the field of COD in the last 10
years, and the knowledge acquired is ready for broader
dissemination and application.
The importance of the transfer and application of knowledge
and technology has likewise become better understood.
New government initiatives (for example, COSIG, COCE, and
MHT) are underway that improve services by promoting
innovative technology transfer strategies using material that
reflect the recent advances in the field.
Source: Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. 2005b
http://coce.samhsa.gov/
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