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- Title
Operationalizing a Behavioral Health Services Cascade of Care Model: Lessons Learned from a 33-Site Implementation in Juvenile Justice Community Supervision.
- Authors
Dennis, Michael L.; Smith, Corey N.; Belenko, Steven; Knight, Danica; McReynolds, Larkin; Rowan, Grace; Dembo, Richard; DiClemente, Ralph; Robertson, Angela; Wiley, Tisha
- Abstract
ADOLESCENTS (AGE 12-17)1 in the communitywho self-report contact with thejuvenile justice system (JJS) through probation,parole, or detention during the past yearare significantly (p<.05) more likely than thosewho were non-JJS involved to report meetingcriteria for substance use disorder (SUD)(APA, 2013) across substances (21.4 percentvs. No CS agency record had all variables, andthe median number of variables available perrecord was only 49 out of 72 (68 percent) inthese actual CS agency records. * Treatment data were not always readilyaccessible: In spite of their best efforts, abouta third of the CS agencies could not obtainreliable data on SU treatment initiation,discharge, engagement, or continuing care.
- Subjects
MEDICAL care; DOMESTIC violence; RESTORATIVE justice; VIOLENCE in the community
- Publication
Federal Probation, 2019, Vol 83, Issue 2, p52
- ISSN
0014-9128
- Publication type
Article