NAATP's Outcome Pilot Project: Transforming Substance Use Treatment
The purpose of the pilot was to create and test the instrument and provide a process for you...Yet we don't have a standardized way of looking at this, and so that was really our process and our hope here.
Imagine attending a conference where the future of addiction treatment is being shaped. That's exactly what happened at the 40th NAATP Anniversary Conference held at the Interlocken Resort in Denver, Colorado. This episode of 'Recovery Coast to Coast' takes you straight to the heart of the event, where the Outcome Pilot Project was unveiled. This initiative, running from 2015 to 2018, aimed to bring a new level of standardization and collaboration to substance use treatment centers across the country.
Neil Scott, your guide through this complex yet fascinating topic, breaks down the project's key components: the data collection process, the ethical considerations, and the much-anticipated Member Toolkit. You'll hear about how this project is set to revolutionize data collection with its online system and standardized training. Even though the data has its limitations, the insights gained are invaluable for programs looking to improve their practices.
Feedback from treatment center representatives is not just welcomed but encouraged, making this a truly collaborative effort. By tuning in, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how ongoing data collection and analysis can lead to more effective treatment strategies. Whether you're a professional in the field or someone personally affected by addiction, this episode offers a wealth of information and hope for the future.