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Exp. Date 09/30/2016

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TTC Event Description Form


Please complete this form for each event implemented or sponsored by your ATTC.


Date: ___________________ Location: ________________ ATTC:_____________


Event Title: _____________ ______________ Event Code No.: ___________________


Co-sponsors: ______________________________________________________________


Total # of participants: ________ Total # of PREs collected: _________


# of participants consenting to follow-up: _________ Total # of Follow-up surveys sent: _____


A> TAP 21. Check all the TAP 21 competency areas that apply to this event:

____ 1 Transdisciplinary Foundations ____ 2.5 Counseling

____ 2.1 Clinical Evaluation ____ 2.6 Client, Family & Community Education

____ 2.2 Treatment Planning ____ 2.7 Documentation

____ 2.3 Referral ____ 2.8 Professional and Ethical Responsibilities

____ 2.4 Service Coordination


B1>SAMHSA Programs/Issues and other Special Topics. Is the event intended to focus on any of the following special topics? Check all that apply:


____ Co-occurring Disorders ____ Substance Abuse Treatment Capacity

____ Seclusion & Restraint ____ Strategic Prevention Framework

____ Children & Families

____ Mental Health Systems Transformation____ Suicide Prevention

____ Homelessness ____ Older Adults

____ HIV/AIDS/Hepatitis ____ Criminal & Juvenile Justice

____ Workforce Development

B2>SAMHSA Cross-Cutting Principles. Check all that apply:


____ Science to Services/Evidence-Based ____ Data for Performance Measurement &

Practices Management

____ Collaboration w/ Public & Private ____ Reducing Stigma & Barriers to Service

Partners

____ Cultural Competency/Eliminating ____ Community & Faith-Based Approaches

Disparities

____ Trauma & Violence ____ Financing Strategies/Cost-effectiveness

____ Rural & Other Specific Settings ____ Disaster Readiness & Response

C> Contact Hours How many contact hours is this event? _________________


NOTE: For academic credit-hour courses, multiply the number of credit hours assigned by 15 to calculate contact hours (e.g. 3 credit hours x 15 = 45 contact hours)


D> Is this a Training of Trainers (TOT) Event? ___ Yes ___ No


E> Event Format and Technology Characteristics

  • Which of the following best describes the event?:

__ Workshop __Instit./Conf. ___Univ./College Course ___Comm. Coll. Course

__ Technical Assistance ___ Meeting

  • Does the event occur in:

___ a concentrated period (e.g. one or more consecutive days) or

___ spread out over a length of time (e.g. a semester course)


  • Technology Format: (Select one)

______ Traditional Classroom Format

______ Practicum/Internship Experience

______ Distance Learning Format (Please specify):

______ Ground Mail Format

______ E-mail Format

______ On-line/ Web-based Format

______ Tele-video Format

______ Other; Please indicate: ______________________________________


Publication Use. Please record the TIPs, TAPs and other publications you used in this event.


The publications I used in this event were:

TIP #

USE

TAP#

USE

1: State Methadone Tx Guidelines

1: Approaches in Treat. of Adolescent

2: Pregnant, SA Women

2: Medicaid Financing

3: Screen and Assess Adolescents

3: Need, Demand, and Problem Asses.

4: Guidelines for Adolescents

4: Coordination of ADM Services

5: Drug Exposed Infants

5: Self-Run, Self-Supported Houses

6: Screening Infectious Diseases

6: Empowering Families

7: Screening & Assess in CJ

7: Methadone

8: Intensive Outpatient Tx

8: Relapse Prevention

9: Coexisting MI and SA

9: Funding Resource Guide

10: Cocaine and Methadone

10: Rural Issues

11: Simple Screening for Outreach

11: Opportunities for Coordination

12: Intermediate Sanctions

12: Narcotic Treatment Programs

13: Patient Placement Criteria

13: Confidentiality

14: State Outcomes Monitoring

14: Siting D and A Treatment Prog.

15: HIV-Infected Abusers

15: Forecasting Cost in Managed Care

16: Trauma Patients

16: Purchasing Managed Care Svcs.

17: Adults in Criminal Justice Sys

17: Rural and Frontier Treatment

18: Tuberculosis Epidemic

18: Confidentiality Compliance

19: Detoxification

19: Relapse Prevention for Offenders

20: Opioid Substitution Therapy

20: Excellence to Rural and Frontier

21: Diversion for Juveniles

21: Addiction Couns Competencies

22: LAAM of Opiate Addictions

21A: Clinical Supervision Comps

23: Drug Courts

22: Contracting for Services

24: Primary Care Clinicians

23: Women Offenders

25: Domestic Violence

24: Welfare Reform & Confidentiality

26: Older Adults

25: Impact of SA Tx on Employment

27: Comprehensive Case Manage

26: ID SA among TANF-elig Families

28: Naltrexone

27: Linking A&D Svcs. w/ Ch Welfare

29: Phys & Cognitive Disabilities

28: NRADAN Awards for Excellence

30: Continuity of Offender Treat

29: State Admin Records for Perf. Mgt

31: Screening Adolescents

30: Buprenorphine for Nurses

32: Treatment of Adolescents

31: Implementing Change

33: Tx for Stimulant Use Disorders



34: Brief Interventions & Therapies

Other Publications

USE

35: Enhancing Motivation

The Change Book

36: Child Abuse & Neglect Issues

Specify Other Titles:

37: SA Tx and HIV/AIDS


38: SA Tx and Vocational Svcs.


39: SA Tx and Family Therapy


40: Buprenorphene & Opioid Tx



41: SA Tx: Group Therapy



42: SA Tx for Co-occur. Disorders



43: Med-assted Tx for Opioid Addic



44: SA Tx in the CJ System



45: Detox and SA Tx



46: Admin Issues – Intensive Outpt.



47: Clinical Issues – Intensive Outp.



48: Managing Depressive Symptom



49: Inc. Alco. Pharm. Into Med Prac.



50: Addressing Suicidal Th./Behav.




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