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COSIG Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006
How does the Center learn
about these factors in Ohio?
• Fidelity assessments & consultation -
since 2000
• CCOE Evaluation surveys
• Data collection
– SAMHSA National Implementing Evidence
Based Practices Project: IDDT and IMR (2002
– 2004) with 9 teams (+ 52 cmh teams + 9
state hospitals)
– SAMHSA 2 nd Wave Implementation Project:
SE (2004-2006) with 10 sites
– ODMH funded SE Outcomes Research
Promoting Recovery-Oriented
Project (2005-2007)
Programs & Practices
Case studies:
IDDT Implementation Methods
• All sites use the IDDT Toolkit (enhanced)
• All sites receive intensive and ongoing
technical support from an expert
Consultant/Trainer
• Success of the implementation at each
site was measured using the General
Organizational Index and the IDDT Fidelity
Scale
Promoting Recovery-Oriented
Programs & Practices
What do we know about those
factors?
Integrated Dual Disorders
Treatment (IDDT)
State of the art in implementation
science is:
– Identifying the factors that appear to be
important – components of the
implementation process
– Gathering empirical support for
importance of key components
– Beginning to describe the
factors/components so that they can be
measured
Promoting Recovery-Oriented
Programs & Practices
• Developed for persons with co-occurring
severe and persistent mental illness and
substance use disorders
• Emphasis is on treatment of both
disorders by the same team of clinicians
in the same location at the same time
• Treatment is most often delivered in
mental health centers or integrated
Promoting Recovery-Oriented
Programs & Practices
mental health and SA treatment centers
Substance abuse common
in people with mental illness
Combination and levels of
illness
• Over 50% of people with schizophrenia,
bipolar disorder and other severe mood
disorders have a substance use disorder
at some time in their life
• About one third of people with anxiety and
depressive disorders have a substance
use disorder at some time in their life
Mild to moderate I
Mental illness symptoms
Low to moderate
substance use disorder
Mild to moderate III
Mental illness symptoms
Severe substance use
disorder
Severe
II
mental illness symptoms
Low to moderate
Substance use disorder
Severe
IV
mental illness symptoms
Severe substance use
disorder
Promoting Recovery-Oriented
Programs & Practices
Promoting Recovery-Oriented
Programs & Practices
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