Program and Process Improvement
New Hampshire Recovery Community Organization Standards of Excellence
Developed in concert with BDAS, the RCO Standards of Excellence (SOEs) present 28 standards that are intended to guide the practices and development of NH’s RCOs. Across six domains—structure and staffing, governance, assessment and planning, workforce development, operations, and evaluation—the SOEs describe desirable attributes to which RCOs should aspire. The SOEs form the foundation of the RCO Comprehensive Review process.
Making Connections that Count
“Making Connections that Count” is a comprehensive infographic highlighting the significance of New Hampshire’s Student Assistance Program (SAP). It showcases how SAPs help struggling students by addressing issues like substance misuse, bullying, and poor grades. The visual data demonstrates the positive impact SAP has on students’ health, wellness, and academic performance.
New Hampshire Standards of Excellence for Recovery Community Organizations
Preparing for Your Comprehensive Review
This comprehensive guide walks RCOs through all three phases of the Comprehensive Review process, with step-by-step instructions for the Presite and Onsite portions of the review and a detailed description of what happens after the review during the Postsite process. A timeline and checklists help RCOs prepare for the review.
Enhancing Impaired Driving Management: Innovative Practices and Evidence-Based Strategies
This publication provides a comprehensive overview of strategies and interventions for addressing alcohol- and drug-impaired driving offenses. It examines unique and notable administrative rules, evidence-based practices, and innovative programming used in other states. With insights from national resources, it offers effective countermeasures and recommendations for combating high-risk impaired driving.
Contingency Management Approaches in Substance Use Disorder Treatment: A Review of Research and Program Implementation
This research brief explores contingency management (CM) as part of a therapeutic approaches to substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. These interventions involve providing clients with tangible rewards to reinforce positive behaviors and are based on the principles of operant conditioning. Numerous studies have shown the efficacy of using CM interventions in SUD treatment for diverse populations and for a wide range of psychoactive substances.Â
RPHN 2.0 The Future of Regional Public Health Networks in New Hampshire
The report discusses the evolution of regional public health networks (RPHNs) in New Hampshire. These networks aim to improve population-level health outcomes by addressing substance misuse prevention and creating a continuum of care. The report highlights the successes of RPHNs, including their knowledge of local issues, coordination with regional partners, and focus on substance misuse.
Detailed recommendations are provided in the report.
Guidelines and Research for Provision of Medication-Assisted Treatment for Adolescents in Office-Based Settings
This publication discusses expanding Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for adolescent opioid-use disorder (OUD), considering confidentiality, limited data, federal guidelines, state-specific guidance, and research on family beliefs and telehealth with an eye toward reducing stigma and delivering quality care. Important themes are comprehensive treatment, family collaboration, and further research for optimal outcomes.
Rapid Oral Fluid HIV Testing for BDAS-Funded Providers
In 2019, SAMHSA urged SUD treatment centers to provide same-day oral HIV testing. New Hampshire now mandates this for BDAS-funded facilities. The NH Technical Assistance Center offers guidance on legal requirements, staff qualifications, and procedures for implementing this program in line with state and federal guidelines.
