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Screening and Assessment. of Co-occurring Disorders in the Justice System
Published by the CMHS National GAINS Center
This monograph provides an overview of the systemic and clinical challenges in screening and assessment of persons with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders involved with the criminal justice system. State-of-the-art screening and assessment practices and instruments are reviewed to help guide administrators, providers, case managers, and other staff in developing and operating effective programs for this population.
Published by the CMHS National GAINS Center
This consensus report summarizes a CMHS National GAINS Center forum held to develop a community-based approach to meeting the mental health needs of combat veterans, especially those returning from service in Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation Enduring Freedom, who encounter the criminal justice system. Recommendations for screening and service engagement strategies are set forth.
Overview of the Mental Health Service System for Criminal Justice Professionals
Published through the TAPA Center for Jail Diversion
This monograph provides criminal justice professionals with basic information about the adult mental health service system, and it highlights some of the common challenges for the mental health and criminal justice service systems in meeting the needs of adults with mental illness.
Developing a Comprehensive State Plan for Mental Health and Criminal Justice Collaboration
Published through the National GAINS Center
This brochure provides an overview of the criminal justice system and identifies the points at which steps can be taken to intercept individuals with mental illness and connect them with the appropriate services.
Trauma Interventions for Homeless Families: Innovative Features and Common Themes
Vanderbilt University Center for Evaluation and Program Improvement
This newsletter discusses the first multisite study to focus on interventions for homeless families in which the mothers have psychiatric and/or substance use disorders.
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