TRI
Releases Court Evaluation Program: TRI-CEP™
Rigorously grounded in scientific evidence, web-based tool for
judges and others working with substance abusing offenders fosters program
evaluation and continuous improvement. Adaptive management features promote
rapid change in supervision or treatment conditions based on change in
client status. Read announcement
or visit the TRI-CEP website.
Prominent
AIDS and substance abuse researcher is named Scientific Liaison for TRI
and the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Psychiatry effective
June 1, 2009. More.
Produced by the Partnership
for a Drug Free America with science from TRI, Time to Act provides interactive,
straightforward guidance for parents who suspect or know kids are using.
Read announcement.
JSAT: Abstracts from April 2009 available.
Risk and Needs Triage: Decision support tool for judges, other court officials with placement responsibility for drug-involved offenders. Read announcement or visit the product website.
Adaptive Treatment Models: TRI will join James McKay, Ph.D. at University of Pennsylvania to study adaptive treatment models for alcoholism under NIAAA-funded Center grant.
Services for Legal Clients: RWJ funds study of training program for Public Defenders to link clients to substance abuse, health and social services.
Continuous Recovery Management: More evidence that chronic disease model is clinically feasible in substance abuse treatment.
Family Training Program: for those worried about a loved one using drugs or drinking too much.
TRI co-founder named to White House post. Read announcement,
critical
acclaim from the field, and more.
Data
collection can be reduced by up to six hours according to JSAT study
by Deni Carise and colleagues. More.
