Manuals

 

Following are a series of manuals and slides developed by RSAT-TTA faculty members on various RSAT-related issues, in response to requests by RSAT programs around the country. We will be adding new series of slides as our faculty fulfills additional on-site training and technical assistance requests. 



NEW RELEASES


April 2023 - Correctional Medication Assisted Treatment Research Compendium

May 2022 - Correctional Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment Programming Guide


Covid-19 Resources - CDC Interim Guidance on Management of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Correctional and Detention Facilities

 

Going the Distance: Remote Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Programming and Recovery Support Options


Preparing People for Reentry from Jails and Prisons During the COVID-19 Epidemic


Helping People Released from Prison and Jails Find Housing: A State by State Resource Guide


Preparing People for Reentry: Checklist for Correctional Facilities

Fidelity Assessment Interviews (FAI)
 
Fidelity Assessment Instrument - The RSAT TTA team is conducting fidelity assessment interviews with all RSAT-funded programs. The purpose of an FAI interview is to determine how to best support each program to reach BJA's RSAT program standards as described in the Promising Practices Guidelines. The purpose of the FAI is NOT to review for compliance. For more information about the FAI and to schedule an interview for your program, contact RSAT TTA at rsattta@ahpnet.com.

Sample FAI Report - This is a sample FAI report for grantees to see what types of feedback RSAT TTA provides following an FAI interview. The site name is removed for the anonymity of the program.
 

Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment

Treating Clients with Methamphetamine and Stimulant Use Disorders

A Comprehensive Listing of What States Cover for Substance Use Disorder, including Medications
 
Special Populations

Reentry and Continuing Care in the Community

Co-Occurring


 
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