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Program Assessment Training for Administrators
Developed for program directors and clinical supervisors in addiction treatment and mental health settings, this dynamic one-day training includes in-person guidance and support to prepare you to take on the challenges of program assessment and the subsequent systemic, programmatic, and staffing challenges that affect the development of integrated services. The DDCAT, DDCMHT, and CDP Clinical Administrator's Guidebook are used during this training.
Who should attend?
Administrators, alcohol and other drug treatment directors, mental health treatment directors, clinical supervisors and managers
Objectives
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Discuss the philosophy and research behind the Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program (CDP)
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Interpret comprehensive guides to evaluate your program's operational effectiveness for treating patients with non-severe co-occurring disorders: the DDCAT (Dual Diagnosis Capability in Addiction Treatment) and the DDCMHT Dual Diagnosis Capability in Mental Health Treatment)
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Identify system, program, and staff level issues and challenges for the development of integrated services.
Training options
Agenda
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8:30 — Registration & Welcome
9:00 — Overview of Training
9:15 — CDP Context
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System capacity
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Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center
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Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT)
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Implementing Evidence-Based Practices
9:30 — CDP Overview
10:30 — Policy
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Program Structure
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Program Milieu
11:00 — Clinical Practice
Noon — Lunch
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1:00 — Clinical Practice
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Treatment
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Continuity of Care
2:15 — Workforce
3:00 — Change
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Balancing Organizational Needs with Resources
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Program Assessment and Change Initiatives
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Continuous Quality Improvements
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Process Improvement Strategies
3:30 — Action Planning
4:30 — Adjourn
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| CDP video preview |
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A Guide to Living with Co-occurring Disorders provides an educational overview of co-occurring disorders, offers interviews from people who have them, and discusses ways that patients can participate in treatment to better manage their recovery.
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An effective, integrated
treatment program |
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The Co-occurring Disorders Program is the first comprehensive treatment program for people with non-severe mental health disorders that co-occur with substance use disorders. Learn more
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| Seven key components |
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The Hazelden Co-occurring Disorders Program consists of five curricula, a DVD, and the Clinical Administrator's Guidebook.
Find out more about each component, including prices and how to purchase:
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