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Overview of the ATTC Network
- 1. ATTC Network Overview Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
- 2. The ATTC Network Committed to helping the field stay abreast of “what works” in order to enhance their skills and change their practice
- 3. ATTC Network History 1993: 11 Regional Centers were first funded by CSAT to serve 22 states 1998: 13 Regional Centers and a National Office 2002: 14 Regional Centers and a National Office serve all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and the Pacific Trust Territories 2007: Refunded by CSAT through 2012 to serve all states and territories 3
- 4. ATTC Purpose Raise awareness of evidence-based and promising treatment and recovery service practices, Build skills to prepare the workforce to deliver state-of-the-art addictions treatment and recovery services, and Change practice by incorporating these new skills into everyday use for the purpose of improving addictions treatment and recovery outcomes.
- 5. The ATTC Network 2007-2012 5
- 7. Develop Network Strategic Plan
- 9. Collaborate on Cross-ATTC Projects
- 10. Partner with ATTC Advisory Group and other stakeholders
- 12. Conduct State Needs Assessments
- 13. Develop Work Plans Based on Needs Assessments
- 14. Respond to needs of SSAs & Other State/Regional Stakeholders
- 15. Partner with Regional Advisory Group
- 16. Engage in Cross-ATTC Projects6
- 17. The ATTC Network Priority Areas Workforce Development Technology Transfer and Systems Change Performance Monitoring and Quality Improvement Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care Communication and Network Development 7
- 18. Characteristics of all Regional Centers Focus primarily on front-line addictions counselors and clinical supervisors, but also serve multi-disciplinary groups Address multi-system issues Provide education and training Work to improve standards and policies in the field 8
- 19. Unique Aspects of all Regional Centers Location Target Audience/Discipline Educational Focus Systems Focus Staff Expertise 9
- 21. Transfers scientific findings into mainstream addiction treatment practice
- 22. Five Blending Products available
- 26. PAMI
- 28. Government Results and Performance Act (GPRA) Measures Number of events Number of participants Number of participants who report satisfaction with event Number of participants who report applying the knowledge/skills from events in their work Surveys done at baseline and 3 months
- 29. GPRA Findings Since 2005, ATTCs have served approximately 148,000 individuals in approximately 5,000 events 93% of those surveyed report satisfaction with the event 83% reports sharing the information with others 79% report applying the information in their work
- 31. Share lessons learned across Regions for the enhancement of all Regional activities
- 33. A mix of quantitative and qualitative data
- 35. What are the anticipated workforce development needs for 2010-2015
- 37. Approach will be both qualitative and quantitative
- 38. Directors of agencies listed in the I-SSATS will be sampled
- 40. For Further Information ATTCnetwork.org ATTC National Office 5100 Rockhill Road, UMKC Kansas City, MO 64110 816-235-6888 (O) 816-235-6580 (F) NO@ATTCnetwork.org