Substance Use Disorder Programming Sample Clauses

Substance Use Disorder Programming. (SUD). Provider agrees to: Provider will provide SUD treatment Services to as many Inmates as possible and maximize the efficient use of treatment beds. In conjunction with DDOC’s ability to make appropriate referrals and move program participants to the designated programs, Provider shall assist the DDOC with keeping the treatment beds filled with clinically appropriate Inmates as determined through classification and assessment. Provider is aware that a Cognitive Community model combines two evidence-based programming approaches: therapeutic community (“TC”) and cognitive behavioral therapy (“CBT”) and will ensure both models maintain fidelity. Provider will maintain the DDOC’s use of the eight principles of evidence based practices as the theoretical foundation for providing and assessing SUD programming, including residential SUD programs. In brief, these eight principles include the following: • Use of actuarial risk/needs assessments • Get patients treatment ready • Target interventions with laser-like focus • Skill train with directed practice • Increase positive reinforcement • Engage ongoing support in natural communities • Measure relevant processes and practices • Provide measurement feedback R-SUD program patients should participate in 35 to 50 hours of structured activity per week, based on the current CPC (University of Cincinnati Corrections Institute-Corrections Program Checklist) requirements. Provider must provide SUD staffing that is flexible and available seven days a week. Provider will provide comprehensive residential SUD program services on weekdays, evenings, and weekends. Provider shall support and assist the DDOC’s residential SUD program redesign plan that incorporates TC and CBT evidence- based interventions. This name Cognitive Community captures the importance of maintaining social learning through a therapeutic community milieu, while providing structured skill teaching through evidence-based programming centered on cognitive restructuring interventions. To facilitate a smooth contract transition, Provider is prepared to continue using the corrections-specific manualized CBT materials currently in place for ASAM Level 3 residential SUD program services. The core curriculum is comprised of the following evidence-based cognitive behavioral interventions: CBI-CC – Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for Offenders – A Comprehensive Curriculum, published by the University of Cincinnati Supplemented by: • CBI-SA – Cognitive Behavio...
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