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Mlabrie21 at 18:38, 24 January 2025

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	*"[[Improve Links to Treatment for People who Experience Non-Lethal Overdoses or Naloxone Revivals]]" covers a specific harm reduction strategy which treatment providers should prioritize.		*"[[Improve Links to Treatment for People who Experience Non-Lethal Overdoses or Naloxone Revivals]]" covers a specific harm reduction strategy which treatment providers should prioritize.
	*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.		*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.
	*"[[Enhance Collaboration ~~Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services~~ Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.		*"[[Enhance Collaboration of Providers Using a Family-Centered Approach]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.
	*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts, including drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased and it documents their individual and social benefits.		*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts, including drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased and it documents their individual and social benefits.
	*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment in the Criminal Justice System]]" outlines the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.		*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment in the Criminal Justice System]]" outlines the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.

Tracy at 03:01, 24 January 2025

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Tracy at 19:38, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Expand the Use of MAT/MAR in Correctional Facilities]]" bridges to the focus of the next cluster of articles.		*"[[Expand the Use of MAT/MAR in Correctional Facilities]]" bridges to the focus of the next cluster of articles.
	*"[[Expand Access to MAT/MAR for Pregnant People]]" supplements a cluster of MAT/MAR articles within SAFE Solution's menu on Treatment. It provides information specifically relevant for the role of MAT/MAR during and after pregnancy.		*"[[Expand Access to MAT/MAR for Pregnant People]]" supplements a cluster of MAT/MAR articles within SAFE Solution's menu on Treatment. It provides information specifically relevant for the role of MAT/MAR during and after pregnancy.

	More than half of those in U.S. prisons and jails meet the criteria for substance use disorders, so correctional institutions are looking for best practices which they can use to help handle the increased demand for substance use treatment, including diversion and drug courts, treatment while incarcerated, and reentry services. Articles which focus on criminal justice involvement include:
	*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.
	*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.

Tracy at 19:32, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.		*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.
	*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.		*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.
	*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment ~~Approach~~]]" advocates for the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.		*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment in the Criminal Justice System]]" advocates for the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.
	*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.		*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.
	*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.		*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.

Tracy at 19:31, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.		*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.
	*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.		*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.
			*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment Approach]]" advocates for the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.
	*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.		*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.
	*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.		*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.
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	More than half of those in U.S. prisons and jails meet the criteria for substance use disorders, so correctional institutions are looking for best practices which they can use to help handle the increased demand for substance use treatment, including diversion and drug courts, treatment while incarcerated, and reentry services. Articles which focus on criminal justice involvement include:		More than half of those in U.S. prisons and jails meet the criteria for substance use disorders, so correctional institutions are looking for best practices which they can use to help handle the increased demand for substance use treatment, including diversion and drug courts, treatment while incarcerated, and reentry services. Articles which focus on criminal justice involvement include:

	*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment Approach]]" advocates for the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.
	*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.		*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.
	*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.		*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.

Tracy at 17:40, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.		*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.
	*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.		*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.

	*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.

Tracy at 17:38, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.		*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.
	*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.		*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.
			*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.
	*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.		*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.
	*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.		*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.
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	*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.		*"[[Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion and Deflection Programs]]" defines the difference between diversion and deflection approaches and provides examples of the benefits of both types of programs.
	*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.		*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.
	*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.
	*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.		*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.

Tracy at 17:34, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.		*"[[Expand First Response and Crisis Intervention Teams]]" supplements the previous article, which has a focus on law enforcement, with a focus on the role of other first responders, such as EMS, fire departments, and behavioral health outreach workers.
	*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.		*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts which are often referred to as drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.
	*"[[Expand Community Service Alternatives to Incarceration]]" delineates four major types of incarceration alternatives and outlines five benefits of these alternatives.
	*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.		*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.

Tracy at 17:30, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Expand Community Service Alternatives to Incarceration]]" delineates four major types of incarceration alternatives and outlines five benefits of these alternatives.		*"[[Expand Community Service Alternatives to Incarceration]]" delineates four major types of incarceration alternatives and outlines five benefits of these alternatives.
	*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.		*"[[Improve Recovery Support for People in the Criminal Justice System]]" focuses on many of the themes covered in the set of SAFE Solutions articles on recovery, which are of particular relevance to the criminal justice system.
	*"[[Improve Reentry After Incarceration]]" documents the challenges of returning to community and delineates a variety of resources aiming to support the recovery process.

Tracy at 17:18, 23 January 2025

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	*"[[Improve Links to Treatment for People who Experience Non-Lethal Overdoses or Naloxone Revivals]]" covers a specific harm reduction strategy which treatment providers should prioritize.		*"[[Improve Links to Treatment for People who Experience Non-Lethal Overdoses or Naloxone Revivals]]" covers a specific harm reduction strategy which treatment providers should prioritize.
	*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.		*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.
			*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.
	*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.		*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is the first in a cluster of three articles focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following two articles.
	*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.		*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.

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	''(Figure 1 ASAM American Society Of Addiction Medicine, 2024) ''		''(Figure 1 ASAM American Society Of Addiction Medicine, 2024) ''

	In SAFE Solutions, treatment themes, which are addressed below, are tightly linked to issues addressed across the full spectrum of the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) Continuum of Care, and the reader is strongly encouraged to read each of the other five overview articles. ~~Three~~ clusters of treatment articles are provided.		In SAFE Solutions, treatment themes, which are addressed below, are tightly linked to issues addressed across the full spectrum of the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) Continuum of Care, and the reader is strongly encouraged to read each of the other five overview articles. Two clusters of treatment articles are provided. The first menu, Focus on Effective Treatment, addresses general treatment themes. The second menu details considerations on Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT)/Medicated Assisted Recovery (MAR).

	The first menu, ~~"[[~~Focus on Effective Treatment]]," addresses general treatment themes. The second menu details considerations on Medicated Assisted Treatment (MAT)/Medicated Assisted Recovery (MAR)~~, and the last menu addresses treatment concerns linked to the criminal justice system~~.

	*"[[Support and Advance Effective Treatment]]" addresses the major types of treatment options and provides an introduction to the framework within which new treatment services are developing.		*"[[Support and Advance Effective Treatment]]" addresses the major types of treatment options and provides an introduction to the framework within which new treatment services are developing.
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	*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.		*"[[The Role of Treatment Providers in Promoting Early Intervention, Harm Reduction, And Recovery]]" addresses the unique opportunity that treatment providers have in advancing efforts across the continuum of care.
	*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.		*"[[Enhance Collaboration Among Medical, Behavioral Health, and Social Services Providers]]" spells out the synergistic benefits of service provision to families through collaborative efforts. It also details the mechanics of a family-centered approach.
	*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts ~~which are often referred to as~~ drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased, and it documents their individual and social benefits.		*"[[Expand and Enhance Speciality Courts]]" describes the variety of specialty courts, including drug courts. It provides the historical context within which the implementation of these courts has increased and it documents their individual and social benefits.
	*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment in the Criminal Justice System]]" ~~advocates for~~ the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.		*"[[Shift from Punishment to Treatment in the Criminal Justice System]]" outlines the need to address the correlation between recidivism and substance use disorder by amplifying treatment options available to the judicial system.
	*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is ~~the first in a cluster of three articles~~ focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following ~~two articles~~.		*"[[Expand Perinatal Treatment and Support for People with SUDs]]" is focused on the community role in norm change around pregnancy and substance use. It provides the context for the following article.
	*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.		*"[[Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent]]" covers treatment options for FAS and NAS.

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	*"[[Accelerate the Development of New MAT/MAR Approaches]]" covers the need for innovation in the MAT/MAR field and an FDA program designed to foster treatment approaches.		*"[[Accelerate the Development of New MAT/MAR Approaches]]" covers the need for innovation in the MAT/MAR field and an FDA program designed to foster treatment approaches.
	*"[[Expand DNA Testing to Improve Precision MAT/MAR Therapies]]" highlights the benefits of Precision/Personalized Medicine and its emergent status.		*"[[Expand DNA Testing to Improve Precision MAT/MAR Therapies]]" highlights the benefits of Precision/Personalized Medicine and its emergent status.
	*"[[Expand the Use of MAT/MAR in Correctional Facilities]]" bridges to the focus of the ~~next cluster~~ of ~~articles~~.		*"[[Expand the Use of MAT/MAR in Correctional Facilities]]" bridges to the focus of the the use and challenges of MAT/MAR within criminal justice settings.
	*"[[Expand Access to MAT/MAR for Pregnant People]]" supplements a cluster of MAT/MAR articles within SAFE Solution's menu on Treatment~~. It provides~~ information specifically relevant for the role of MAT/MAR during and after pregnancy.		*"[[Expand Access to MAT/MAR for Pregnant People]]" supplements a cluster of MAT/MAR articles within SAFE Solution's menu on Treatment by providing information specifically relevant for the role of MAT/MAR during and after pregnancy.