Center Hosts CJ-DATS Facilitators
CABHP Hosts National CJ-DATS Assessment Protocol Facilitators Meeting at Biltmore in Phoenix.
CJ-DATS Assessment Protocol Facilitators include CABHP's Dr. David Duffee and Tom Litwicki.
Recently, the ASU Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy served as hosts for a meeting of the National Institute of Drug Abuse funded Criminal Justice Drug Abuse Treatment Studies (CJ-DATS II). On August 23 and 24, senior research fellow, Dr. David Duffee, coordinated a meeting of the facilitators implementing the Organizational Process Improvement Intervention (OPII), one of three implementation research trials being carried out under the auspices of CJ-DATS. These 15 individuals gathered to revise the implementation manual for implementing organizational change processes in correctional agencies and the manner by which offenders with substance use disorders are assessed and referred for substance abuse treatment services. For more information about CJ-DATS, click here.
The national network of CJ-DATS facilitators are pictured from left to right: Sami Abdel-Salam (University of Delaware), Wayne Lehman (Texas Christian University), David Duffee (Arizona State University), Joe Stommel (NDRI, Inc.), Mary Clair (University of Rhode Island), Jameson Duvall (University of Kentucky), Ellen Lacey (University of Kentucky), Tom Litwicki (Arizona State University), Jerry Cartier (UCLA), Wendy Ulaszek (University of Connecticut), Phil Barbour (TASC, Inc.), and Matthew Hiller (Temple University).
