WrittenBy: Roger Peters

Six Steps to Improve Your Drug Court Outcomes for Adults with Co-Occurring Disorders

This document provides the six steps to improve drug court outcomes for individuals suffering from co-occurring disorders.
Source(s)
National Drug Court Institute, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Written By
Carol Fisler, Carolyn Hardin, Chanson Noether, Christine Carpenter, Eric Olson, Fred Osher, Henry Steadman, Kim Mueser, Norma Jaeger, Richard Gordon, Roger Peters, Stephen Goss
Resource Type(s)
Fact Sheet
Published Year
2013

Furthermore, these individuals. remain in jail and prison longer than persons without CODs. Council of State Governments, 2012), are more difficult to man-. age in custodial settings (Houser & Welsh, 2014), and are more. likely to be reincarcerated within 1 year of discharge than those. with only a…
Source(s)
Unknown
Written By
Roger Peters
Resource Type(s)
Unknown
Published Year
2015

Six Steps to Improve Your Drug Court Outcomes for Adults with Co-Occurring Disorders

This document is a fact sheet that advises drug court professionals about how to improve their drug courts for persons with co-occurring disorders in six steps.
Source(s)
National Drug Court Institute, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Written By
Carol Fisler, Carolyn Hardin, Chanson Noether, Christine Carpenter, Eric Olson, Fred Osher, Henry Steadman, Kim Mueser, Norma Jaeger, Richard Gordon, Roger Peters, Stephen Goss
Resource Type(s)
Fact Sheet
Published Year
2013

Quality Improvement for Drug Courts: Evidence-Based Practices

This document seeks to highlight the components of drug courts that are beneficial to apply to further improve their quality overall.
Topics: Treatment
Source(s)
National Drug Court Institute
Written By
Resource Type(s)
Evaluation, Monograph
Published Year
2008