For Providers Old

Best Practices
To be eligible for participation in the HOPE Consortium, individuals must have an assessment that results in diagnosis of an opioid and/or methamphetamine use disorder consistent with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). Recognized Placement Criteria are required for determination of level of care. Recognizing that not all levels of care are available locally, careful documentation is encouraged to provide rationale for treatment at a level other than that supported by use of ASAM placement criteria.

Support
HOPE Consortium supports use of best practices through the availability of provider tools, other resources, and ongoing educational opportunities, as described below.

Training
Web-based training in the use of Recognized Placement Criteria is available to HOPE Consortium providers interested in gaining a better understanding of ASAM and how to navigate placement criteria while assessing clients. To sign up, please contact Nikki Claude at Marshfield Clinic Health System – Center for Community Health Advancement. Please check the HOPE Consortium website’s Calendar of Events for other opportunities for training and technical assistance.


 Provider Tools
 HOPE Partners may request the following tools to be purchased or printed by the HOPE Consortium:
Assessment Substance Use Disorders Diagnostic Schedule – 5 (SUDDS-5)
 preview here
Triage Assessment for Addictive Disorders – 5  (TAAD-5)
preview here
Recognized Placement Criteria Placement  Level of Care Index-3-Adult (LOCI-3)
 preview here
 ASAM Placement Summary
 Download
How to Request
Provider Tools
 Copies of the tools described above for clinical use can be requested by completing the
 HOPE Consortium Provider Tools Order Form. The ASAM Placement Summary can be downloaded and printed free of charge  using the link above.

 Other Resources
Click each title to access.
Recognized Placement Criteria Reference
Recognized Placement Criteria Tools
Stages of Change

REDCap
 


Recovery Coaches
Recovery Coaches provide hope to anyone affected by a substance use disorder by providing resources, connecting to the recovery community, and sharing personal experiences. Marshfield Clinic Health System Recovery Coaches are certified through the nationally recognized Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR) Coach Academy.

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