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NCSACW Special Topic Meetings
Researchers Forum: Developing Knowledge to Improve Outcomes
for Families with Substance Use Disorders in the Child Welfare or
Family Court Systems - December 10-11, 2003, Washington, DC
NCSACW hosted an invitational researcher forum with three primary
goals:
- To access current research-based knowledge relevant to the mandates
of the NCSACW;
- To facilitate the development of a network of researchers who
will expand their efforts to share findings and work together on
lessons learned, strategies to overcome research barriers, and improved
research methods focused on the target population of NCSACW's work;
and
- To help shape a national research agenda for future activities
by identifying research gaps and making recommendations on future
research efforts.
Below we have posted the Researchers Forum Agenda, Proceedings,
various PowerPoint presentations and related conference materials.
Researchers Forum Agenda
(PDF - 1.0 MB)
 
Researchers Forum
Proceedings (PDF - 78 KB)
Overview of
Current Issues in Substance Abuse Treatment Research, presented
by Christine Grella, Ph.D., Research Psychologist, Integrated
Substance Abuse Program, University of California, Los Angeles (PDF
- 316 KB)
Overview of Current
Issues in Child Welfare Services Research, presented by Richard
Barth, Ph.D., Frank A. Daniels Distinguished Professor for Human
Services Policy Information, University of North Carolina, School
of Social Work (PDF - 93 KB)
Highlights from
the Retrospective Phase of the Cross-site Evaluation of Family
Drug Treatment Court, presented by Nancy K. Young, Ph.D., Children
and Family Futures; Director, National Center on Substance Abuse
and Child Welfare (PDF - 710 KB)
An Update from
the National Institute on Drug Abuse Update, presented by Jerry
Flanzer, Ph.D., Senior Social Scientist, National Institute
on Drug Abuse (PDF - 240 KB)
Center for Substance
Abuse Prevention National Registry of Effective Programs, presented
by Gale Held, MPA, Director, SAMHSA Model Programs Dissemination
Project, Northrop Grumman Information Technology, Substance Abuse
and Mental Health Services Administration (PDF - 10.5 MB)
Panel Discussion
on Evaluations of the Substance Abuse Title IV-E Waivers
Dorothy Dillard, Ph.D. - Delaware (PDF - 17 KB)
Glenda
Kaufman Kantor, Ph.D. - New Hampshire (PDF - 772 KB)
Mark Testa, Ph.D.
- Illinois
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