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<strong>COSIG</strong> Co-Occurring Disorders Conference, Hershey PA, May 15-17, 2006<br />

Altoona Regional Health System, Home Nursing<br />

Agency, Pyramid HealthCare, White Deer Run/Cove<br />

Forge Site Visits, Staff Education, Case Study,<br />

Discussion of Data & Prevalence Work<br />

Training on the ILSA (Integrated Longitudinal<br />

Strength- Based Assessment)<br />

Negotiated and endorsed the Consensus<br />

Document which included:<br />

• Brief background & history of project<br />

• 8 Best Practice Principles<br />

• CCISC Implementation characteristics<br />

• Agreed upon action plans for the County and the<br />

Providers<br />

Signature on Concensus Document indicated:<br />

• Support and participation as a partner in the<br />

initiative<br />

• Commitment of the organization to adopting the<br />

CCISC model<br />

• Commitment to participating in a change<br />

process consistent with the 8 best practice<br />

principles<br />

Using the Co-occurring Disorder Consensus<br />

Document, developed a work plan which included<br />

the following actions:<br />

• Design a process & framework to document<br />

implementation issues and barriers.<br />

• Improve welcoming access and reduce barriers.<br />

• Collect & disseminate data & information gathered by<br />

project participants.<br />

• Evaluate providers co-occurring disorder capability.<br />

- the COMPASS tool is used to assess program competencies &<br />

develop provider & system level action plans that focus on<br />

strategic, incremental, measurable, and sustainable change<br />

toward the goal of COD capability.<br />

Using the Co-occurring Disorder Consensus<br />

Document, developed a work plan which included<br />

the following actions (continued):<br />

• Develop a short and long term plan to improve the systems ability to<br />

provide co-occurring disorder services & supports.<br />

- use the CO-FIT tool to monitor and measure system change in<br />

implementation of the CCISC.<br />

• Assess clinician training needs around the CCISC Best Practice<br />

Principles and the core competencies which include Attitudes and<br />

Values, as well as Knowledge and Skills.<br />

- the CODECAT is used for either supervisory evaluation or<br />

clinician self-evaluation of these Competencies.<br />

• Accurately identify & report prevalence of co-occurring disorder.<br />

In order to implement the work plan, Blair County<br />

established the following committee structures:<br />

• The Performance Improvement Committee to<br />

provide overall management & direction to the<br />

project.<br />

• The Trainers Group to assure long term viability<br />

of the project by offering ongoing provider-level<br />

training & support.<br />

• The MISA Team to address the clinical &<br />

system issues of individuals receiving treatment.<br />

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