ODADAS Strategic Plan State of the State Addiction Studies Institute July 20, 2006

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ODADAS Strategic PlanState of the State
Addiction Studies Institute July 20, 2006
By Carolyn J. Givens DirectorODADAS
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Directions for the Future Overview

• Themes
• Reduction of Stigma
• Advocacy
• Priorities
• Continuum of Care
• E-Business
• Collaborative Partnerships
• Outcomes

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Target

• Build the capacity (infrastructure) of the
  alcohol and other drug addiction service system.

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Overarching Themes

• Stigma reduction and advocacy
• Target Addiction is recognized as a legitimate
  health care issue with an appropriate and
  necessary continuum of care that includes
  prevention/intervention, treatment, and recovery
  services.
• Stigma Objective 1 Increase the recognition of
  the benefits of AOD prevention, intervention, and
  treatment services.

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ODADAS Priority Collaborative Partnership

• Section Overview
• Funding
• Evidence-Based Practice
• Workforce Development Objectives

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ODADAS Priority Collaborative Partnership

• Collaborative Partnership
• Target Addiction is recognized as a legitimate
  health care issue with an appropriate and
  necessary continuum of care that includes
  prevention/intervention, treatment, and recovery
  services.
• Partnership Objective 1 Improve (local,
  regional, state, national) collaboration of the
  AOD system.

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Funding

• Target Increase diversity of revenue sources to
  support Ohios AOD system.
• Funding Objective 1 Increase the capacity of
  boards and providers to successfully pursue
  revenue opportunities.
• Funding Objective 2 Access new revenue sources.

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Evidence-Based Practice

• Target Increase the use of evidence-based
  policies, practices, strategies, and programs in
  the AOD system.
• EBP Objective 1 Increase the use of evidence
• based and best practices.

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Workforce Development Objectives

• Target A highly effective workforce and AOD
  system.
• Workforce Objective 1 Increase the effectiveness
  of the alcohol and other drug prevention,
  treatment, and recovery workforce.
• Workforce Objective 2 Improve the knowledge and
  skill of the AOD workforce to adhere to all
  regulations and reporting requirements.

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Workforce Development Objectives (cont)

• Workforce Objective 3 Improve the capacity of
  ODADAS staff to meet the customer service
  standards.
• Workforce Objective 4 Implement certification
  process for prevention programs.
• Workforce Objective 5 Assess and improve,
  through independent peer review, the quality and
  appropriateness of services delivered and funded
  by SAPT Block Grant funds.

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Target

• Build an accessible, effective, seamless
  prevention/intervention, treatment, and recovery
  support services continuum from childhood through
  adult.

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ODADAS Priority Continuum of Care

• Section Overview
• Access to Services
• Prevention Services
• Treatment Recovery Support Services

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Access to Services

• Access Objective 1 Barriers to services are
  removed due to taxonomy changes.
• Access Objective 2 Ensure individuals are
  referred to the most appropriate treatment
  modality.
• Access Objective 3 Improve access to effective
  services that meet the needs of customers

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Prevention Services

• Prevention Objective 1 Prevent the onset and
  reduce the progression of substance abuse.
• Prevention Objective 2 Reduce substance
  abuse-related problems in communities.
• Prevention Objective 3 Reduce alcohol exposed
  pregnancies.
• Prevention Objective 4 Improve functioning of
  children, youth, and adults with FASD in Ohio.
• Prevention Objective 5 Reduce sale of tobacco to
  minors.

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Treatment Recovery Support Services

• Treatment Recovery Objective 1 Improve
  treatment outcomes.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 2 Decrease
  barriers to recovery.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 3 Improve the
  coordination of a strategic response to
  methamphetamine.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 4 Encourage
  treatment for methamphetamine offenders.

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Treatment Recovery Support Services (cont)

• Treatment Recovery Objective 5 Increase number
  of parents successfully engaged in AOD treatment
  as alternative to child removal.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 6 Ensure
  treatment services are available for women with
  dependent children and, directly or through
  arrangements with other entities, make childcare
  available to all women receiving treatment
  services.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 7 Ensure pregnant
  women be given preference to treatment facilities
  and ensure, directly or through arrangements with
  other entities, that prenatal care is available
  to all pregnant women receiving treatment
  services.

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Treatment Recovery Support Services (cont)

• Treatment Recovery Objective 8 Ensure
  treatment services are available to IV drug
  users.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 9 Ensure no SAPT
  Block Grant funded program will give hypodermic
  needles or syringes to any individual.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 10 Ensure
  tuberculosis services are directly or indirectly
  made available for individuals receiving
  treatment.
• Treatment Recovery Objective 11 Ensure that
  group homes for substance abusers in recovery are
  accessible.

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Target

• Make data-driven decisions about planning and
  investment within the AOD system

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ODADAS Priority E-Business

• E-Business
• E-Business Objective 1 Improve access to timely
  information through the use of web-based services
  

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ODADAS Priority Outcomes

• Outcomes
• Evaluation Objective 1 Improve the capacity of
  boards and providers to collect, report, and
  analyze data.
• Evaluation Objective 2 Increase the number of
  prevention, treatment, and recovery programs
  continually improving their results.
• Evaluation Objective 3 Increase use of data from
  SARS reviews and from grant funded programs to
  determine and prioritize training needs, policy
  updates, best practices, and to guide
  investments.

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Outcomes (cont)

• Evaluation Objective 4 Determine the need for
  treatment and prevention for the state and
  localities.
• Evaluation Objective 5 Establish an accurate
  data collection system regarding the prevalence
  of FASD.
• Evaluation Objective 6 Reduce the number of
  requests to school districts to conduct in-school
  surveys.
• Evaluation Objective 7 Ensure the protection of
  customer records from inappropriate disclosure.