Drug Abuse Treatment
The Implementation of Innovative Approaches
Published on 22. November 1994
Book
Hardback
280 pages
978-0-313-28906-4 (ISBN)
Description
This collection reports on the progress of the intervention programs first described in Innovative Approaches in the Treatment of Drug Abuse: Program Models and Strategies (Inciardi and Fletcher, 1993). By examining the implementation of treatment initiatives, this study focuses on an area often neglected in the research literature: the context in which research is conducted. Applied researchers, particularly those who study users of illicit drugs, face many obstacles that investigators working in more controlled settings, or with more predictable and compliant subjects, often do not encounter. These accounts demonstrate the challenges in producing rapid improvement in treatment for the vulnerable and underserved population of drug abusers. A close study of these efforts will be useful to other researchers in planning for and solving implementation problems that can be anticipated, and in providing guidelines and strategies to overcome those that cannot.
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Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Interest Age: From 7 to 17 years
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 161 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
581 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-313-28906-4 (9780313289064)
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BENNETT W. FLETCHER's primary work at the National Institute on Drug Abuse has been in developing large-scale longitudinal drug treatment evaluation research, including the Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study. He is the co-editor of Innovative Approaches in the Treatment of Drug Abuse (Greenwood, 1993).
JAMES A. INCIARDI is director of the Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies and Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware. He is the co-editor of Innovative Approaches in the Treatment of Drug Abuse (Greenwood, 1993), editor of Handbook of Drug Control in the United States (Greenwood, 1990), and author of more than 130 articles, chapters, and books in the areas of criminal justice, substance abuse, history, folklore, criminology, medicine, law, public policy, and AIDS.
ARTHUR M. HORTON is a research psychologist/project officer in the Treatment Research Branch of the Division of Clinical Research of the National Institute on Drug Abuse. He has held faculty appointments at the University of Maryland Medical School, Johns Hopkins University, West Virginia University, and the University of Virginia. The author or editor of four books, his most recent contribution was the edited volume Neuropsychology Across the Life-span: Assessment and Treatment (1990).
JAMES A. INCIARDI is director of the Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies and Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at the University of Delaware. He is the co-editor of Innovative Approaches in the Treatment of Drug Abuse (Greenwood, 1993), editor of Handbook of Drug Control in the United States (Greenwood, 1990), and author of more than 130 articles, chapters, and books in the areas of criminal justice, substance abuse, history, folklore, criminology, medicine, law, public policy, and AIDS.
ARTHUR M. HORTON is a research psychologist/project officer in the Treatment Research Branch of the Division of Clinical Research of the National Institute on Drug Abuse. He has held faculty appointments at the University of Maryland Medical School, Johns Hopkins University, West Virginia University, and the University of Virginia. The author or editor of four books, his most recent contribution was the edited volume Neuropsychology Across the Life-span: Assessment and Treatment (1990).
Content
Introduction: Challenges of Implementing Research Demonstration Programs by Bennett W. Fletcher, James A. Inciardi, and Arthur M. Horton Methadone Programs Implementing an Enhanced Methadone Maintenance Program for HIV Risk Reduction in Los Angeles by Christine Grella and M. Douglas Anglin Innovations to Improve Retention on Methadone by James F. Maddux, Kenneth N. Vogtsberger, David P. Desmond, and Moses Esquivel Implementing Mobile Drug Abuse Treatment: Problems, Procedures, and Perspectives by Karst J. Besteman and Joseph V. Brady Residential Programs Walking the Walk, Talking the Talk: Implementation and Process Analysis Issues in Four Residential Treatment Models by Benjamin F. Lewis, Frances Garfield, Karen C. Orsini, and Jane McCusker When Worlds Collide: Establishing CREST Outreach Center by James A. Inciardi and Dorothy Lockwood Bringing Experimental Research Designs into Existing Treatment Programs: The Case of Community-Based Treatment of the Dually Diagnosed by Michael Rahav, James J. Rivera, John Collins, Daisy Ng-Mak, Elizabeth L. Sturz, Elmer L. Struening, Bert Pepper, Bruce G. Link, and Benjamin Gross Case Management Programs Case Management with Intravenous Drug Users: Implementation Issues and Strategies by Cheryl L. Mejta, Peter J. Bokos, Judith H. Mickenberg, and E. Michael Maslar Assertive Community Treatment: Obstacles to Implementation by Frank R. Scarpitti, James A. Inciardi, and Steven S. Martin Implementing Innovations in Drug Treatment: Case Management and Treatment Induction in the Enhanced Treatment Project by Harvey A. Siegal, Richard C. Rapp, James Fisher, Phyllis Cole, and Joseph H. Wagner Multimodality and Other Eclectic Programs Modified Therapeutic Community Methods in Methadone Maintenance (Passages): Problems and Issues by George De Leon, Graham L. Staines, Stanley Sacks, Robert Hilton, and Ronald Brady Starting Up Treatment Demonstration Projects: Organizational Lessons from a School of Hard Knocks by Victor Lidz, Richard J. Lamb, Martin Y. Iguchi, and Jerome J. Platt Delivering and Evaluating Outpatient Treatment: Finding a Practical Balance by Lois R. Chatham and D. Dwayne Simpson Challenges in Developing a Drug Abuse Day Treatment Program by Joseph Guydish, David Werdegar, Monica Chan, Ethan Nebelkopf, and Alfonso Acampora The Comprehensive Vocational Enhancement Program: A Case Study in Successful Implementation by Robert B. Millman, Irving Finkelstein, Holly Robinson, Paul Engelhart, Paula H. Kleinman, Martin Lesser, and Ching Hsu Providing Free Drug Abuse Treatment to Reduce the Spread of AIDS in St. Louis: Barriers to Care by Rumi K. Price, Linda B. Cottler, Wilson M. Compton III, Audrey M. Shillington, Daniel Claverie, Greg Asmus, William Dotson, Oval Miller, and Malaika Horne Index