FOCUS ON INTEGRATED TREATMENT (FIT) Nancy H. Covell, Ph.D. Center for Practice Innovations at Columbia Psychiatry April 27, 2011.

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FOCUS ON INTEGRATED TREATMENT (FIT) Nancy H. Covell, Ph.D. Center for Practice Innovations at Columbia Psychiatry April 27, 2011

The Challenge In 2007, 5.4 million adults in the U.S. had a co-occurring mental illness and substance abuse disorder (COD), yet only 10% received treatment for both. Failure to treat both disorders increases re- hospitalization, homelessness, incarceration, violence, economic hardship, and infectious diseases, leading to higher treatment costs and family burden.

Evidence-based integrated treatment for COD mitigates these risks, reduces treatment costs, and promotes individuals’ recovery, independent living, and employment. Nationally, system administrators are faced with the challenge of helping practitioners make use of this evidence-based treatment and helping to assure the competencies of an ever-changing workforce.

The Focus on Integrated Treatment (FIT) initiative was funded jointly by the State of New York Offices of Mental Health and Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services. 35 half-hour modules provide training on integrated evidence-based COD treatment including assessment and identification of COD, stage-wise treatment, motivational interviewing, and more. First 10 modules were available November 2009, an additional 12 July 2010, and the final 13 December 2010.

FIT Modules Video Skill Demonstrations Interactive Exercises Recovery Stories

Award-Winning Brandon Hall Gold and 2 Silver Omni Intermedia

Cumulative Number of FIT Modules Completed Through 3/31/11, Active Programs OMH and OASAS

Practitioners Like the Modules “I love the trainings. They are so welcome because it is difficult to get out of the office. I enjoy learning more about substance abuse and value the melding of the two disciplines.”

“I like the way you showed a real person in a real situation... the steps of each module were broken down to make them easy to learn, manageable and much in the same way I would hope I treat my clients.”

“I like the mix of video and text. The information about stages of treatment and stages of change gives one some very concrete information which I can directly utilize when working with an individual”

Team Leaders Like Monitoring Staff Progress Online

FIT Implementation Support Goals Help support programs to build capacity in providing integrated treatment for persons with a co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorder. Help support high fidelity implementation.

FIT Distance Implementation Supports 1.Monthly Interactive Webinars for Practitioners 2.Monthly Interactive Webinar for Supervisors 3.Monthly Practice Improvement Networks 4.Individual program consultations as needed 5.Printable/linkable resources via the FIT Learning Community (e.g. copies of forms, recommended group treatment manuals)

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