21. NYS DHCR - Anti-Drug Program This program encourages tenants to take a more active role in both safeguardingtheir own projects and in developing drug prevention programs in their http://www.dhcr.state.ny.us/ohm/progs/antidrug/ohmprgan.htm

d Governor Pataki Map NY ... Programs and Services Anti-Drug Program DHCR recognizes that the presence of drug abuse, violence and crime in many communities throughout the State presents a serious threat to the housing under its supervision and to the safety of its residents. The agency supervises 224 moderate-income Mitchell-Lama housing developments (containing nearly 92,500 apartments) and 53 public housing projects (with more than 17,000 apartments). One of the first anti-drug initiatives DHCR undertook was to amend the State's housing regulations. Rules governing Mitchell-Lama housing (9 NYCRR, Sec. 1727-5.3) were amended in 1989 to expedite the eviction of tenants involved with illegal drugs. This change eliminated the requirement for DHCR to hold an administrative hearing before a housing company could initiate an eviction proceeding in court, if it was based on drug-related grounds. Also, leases for these apartments were rewritten to clearly prohibit the possession or sale of illegal drugs and possession of illegal weapons. On May 23, 1989, New York became the first state to receive a waiver of the grievance procedure in Federally-subsidized public housing from HUD. This enabled drug-related evictions to be initiated directly in court by the housing authority, without a prior hearing. Accordingly, DHCR amended the regulations governing evictions in State-supervised public housing to eliminate the board of review hearing prior to proceeding in court for evictions in cases involving illegal drugs or weapons (NYCRR, Sec. 1627-7.3). These State regulations were written to clearly set standards of conduct for tenants; illegal drugs or weapons became grounds for either denial for admission into, or eviction from, public housing.

22. IBR -- Projects, Criminal Justice Evaluations (CJ-DATS) Funded by National Institute on drug Abuse (NIDA) Project Period September 2002 to TDCJ operates a variety of treatment programs within its prison, http://www.ibr.tcu.edu/projects/crimjust/cjdats.html

Institute of Behavioral Research, Texas Christian University HOME PAGE WHAT'S NEW ABOUT IBR RESOURCE ... PROJECTS National Treatment Evaluations DATOS DARP Treatment Process and Technology Transfer DATAR Organizational Costs and Functioning TCOM Cognitive Interventions CETOP Criminal Justice Evaluations · CJ-DATS BOP TCUDS RSAT PTA Drugs in the Workplace Employee Surveys Prevention Training HIV/AIDS Outreach HIV/AIDS Outreach Adolescent Interventions PMES/Inhalants NEWSLETTERS PUBLICATIONS PRESENTATIONS ... DOWNLOADS SITE GUIDES: Search Contents Site map www.ibr.tcu.edu/ projects/crimjust/ cjdats.html Questions and Additional Information: ibr@tcu.edu Site Comments: Webmaster Updated: April 1, 2005 Project Summary Publication List Newsletter Stories TCU Criminal Justice (CJ) Forms Highlights Title: Criminal Justice Drug Abuse Treatment Studies Principal Investigator: Kevin Knight, Ph.D.

23. Applying Research Principles To Improve Community-Based Drug Treatment Programs; View Completed projects by Former Unit Project Title Applying ResearchPrinciples to Improve CommunityBased drug Treatment programs; (COMPLETED) http://www4.nas.edu/cp.nsf/0/ddfc84c14c8c861e852565690079b614?OpenDocument

24. HCFO: Special Topic Solicitation - Evaluation Of State Prescription Drug Program States have been administering public prescription drug programs in some form projects submitted under this solicitation should follow the regular HCFO http://www.hcfo.net/specialtopic.htm

Evaluation of State Prescription Drug Programs: Lessons for Medicare Increasing seniors' access to prescription drugs is a top policy priority for the American people, the Administration, and members of Congress. Both parties have proposed legislation that would add a prescription-drug component to Medicare, albeit with very different structures. Many questions about the design and implementation of a Medicare drug benefit need to be answered. States have been administering public prescription drug programs in some form since 1975. Their experiences with various program designs can provide valuable information to federal policymakers designing a drug benefit. To assess how states have expanded access to prescription drugs while trying to control costs, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Changes in Health Care Financing and Organization (HCFO) program convened a small meeting of state and federal policymakers, researchers, and analysts. The participants generated many important questions. Therefore, through this special topic solicitation, the HCFO program encourages research assessing the effect of state prescription drug programs on costs and access to care and on the implications of these programs for Medicare.

25. Institute For Policy Studies Drug Policy Project The IPS drug Policy Project advocates for reform by reaching out to the projecthighlights the consequences of such programs on the poor and http://www.ips-dc.org/projects/drugpolicy.htm

Support the work of the Institute Home About IPS Staff ... Publications Projects Break the Chain Campaign Cities for Peace Drug Policy Ecotourism and Sustainable Development ... Sustainable Energy and Economy Network IPS 733 15th St NW Suite 1020 Washington DC (202) 387-7915 fax webmaster: scott@ips-dc.org Graphics adapted from work by Naul Ojeda. Click here to see more of his work. The War on Drugs: Addicted to Failure, Recommendations of the Citizens' Commission on U.S. Drug Policy The full 93 page report is now available online as 5 Adobe Acrobat files: Cover Introduction - Summary - Conclusions - Recommendations Testimony - How the Drug Industry Operates Testimony - Government Corruption and Complicity in the War on Drugs ... Testimony - The Social Impact of the War on Drugs June 2003 See Sanho Tree's photos of fumigation damage from his trip to Colombia.

26. Health Care Policy Programs :: Research Programs And Projects department, program / project, description / additional info, faculty drug abuse and consent for Mexican immigrant HIV testing. Russell H. Horwitz http://www.uiuc.edu/healthcare/research.html

home health care policy programs home education and curricular programs ... webmail Research Programs and Projects College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences department program / project description / additional info faculty Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering Aim to improve the indoor air environments for both humans and animals, and research farm and workplace safety. Loren E. Bode, Head Collection and analysis of data related to farm injuries and illnesses including developing a model surveillance system for collecting data on farm injuries and illnesses through medical centers. Affects of air contaminants in swine confinement facilities on workers and the redesign of facilities to reduce such risks. Development of sensors on off-road vehicles for human presence detection and vehicle stability. Utilization of behavioral psychology models in the prediction and analysis of agricultural safety behaviors. Age appropriate tasks for farm youth. Dr. Robert Aherin Development of a model eye injury prevention program for migrant workers.

27. The County Of Santa Clara - An Article The California Department of Alcohol and drug programs (ADP) provides fact for major programs, special projects or operations, and basic research findings. http://www.scvmed.org/content/0,4745,sid%3D10710%26chid%3D48438%26ccid%3D100135,

JOIN A COMMUNITY REGISTER LOGIN CONTACTS ... Handling Emergencies YOU ARE HERE SCCgov Health and Human Care Finding Alcohol and Drug Services An Article Treatment for Adults Treatment for Adolescents Resources for Treatment Providers Best Practices for Treating Substance Abuse Disorders The California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP) provides fact sheets for major programs, special projects or operations, and basic research findings. These Fact Sheets address a wide variety of alcohol- and other drug-specific topics. The Fact Sheets can be used both by professionals and the general public. Subjects covered by the Fact Sheets include environmental prevention, driving under the influence, replacement narcotic therapy, therapeutic communities, and more. Individual Fact Sheets available include the following: California Assn of Addiction Recovery Resources California Assn of Alcohol and Drug Program Executives California Assn of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs California Organization of Methadone Providers County Alcohol and Drug Program Administrators Assn of California National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of California Alcohol and Drug-Free Housing Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs System of Care Redesign Allocation Process Highlights An Overview of California's Driving-Under-the-Influence Program California Prevention Collaborative California's Youth Pilot Program (Assembly Bill 1741)

28. Common Sense For Drug Policy: United Nations Anti-Drug Programs And Research United Nations drug Control Program and World Health Organization Antidrug Experience of numerous programs and projects in all regions of the world http://www.csdp.org/news/news/undrug.htm

// Load MAP Functions Tuesday, September 20, 2005 American Red Cross Home page PSAs About CSDP ... Search WWW Common Sense Drug War Chronicle DrugSense News Weekly NORML News Drug Policy Alliance News ... Contact Common Sense // Load Data for The Latest // Print 3 links in detailed bulleted list mapDetails(3) Click below to go to the item or just scroll down. UN Office On Drugs And Crime Buckles Under US Pressure, Moves To Reject Harm Reduction, Syringe Exchange Plans Antonio Maria Costa Named Executive Director Of UN Office For Drug Control and Crime Prevention United Nations Review Criticizes UN Drug Control Program Director Arlacchi INCB Report Criticizes US Overprescription and Overuse of Psychopharmaceuticals, Also Slams Canadian and Australian Harm Reduction Policies ... Council Of Europe Supports Harm Reduction Policies United Nations Drug Control Program and World Health Organization Anti-Drug Efforts On June 29th, the released a progress report on international anti-AIDS efforts "Britain Rebuffs Call To Block Anti-AIDS Needle Exchanges" ), "The US is pressing the UN to block the use of needle exchange programmes in countries where drug use is driving the spread of Aids, arguing that the schemes encourage users to continue their habit. But critics, including Britain, believe that the fight against Aids in eastern Europe, central Asia and other parts of the world could be jeopardised if the US manages to water down the UN's policy. The board of UNAids, the UN agency which coordinates the fight against the pandemic, is formulating a global prevention strategy in Geneva."

29. FY 2004-2005 Discretionary Grant Application Packages Disability and Rehabilitation Research projects and Centers Program OSERS.84.184D, 08/16/2005, SchoolBased Student drug-Testing programs OSDFS http://www.ed.gov/fund/grant/apply/grantapps/

resultsagenda_off = new Image; resultsagenda_off.src = '/images/ed_gl_tnav_resultsag1.gif'; resultsagenda_over = new Image; resultsagenda_over.src = '/images/ed_gl_tnav_resultsag1_r.gif'; Budget Programs Get More! Receive ED newsletters View teaching resources Get answers to questions Take our online survey Grants Orientation Find Apply Contracts Select a Topic Accountability Accreditation Arts Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School High Schools History International Ed Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology Advanced Search About ED Offices Publications ... File Viewers GRANTS FY 2004-2006 Discretionary Grant Application Packages The following application packages are available for grant competitions that are currently open. Applicants may wish to request an official copy of the package as important information may be scrambled when downloading the electronic version, and so that we may have a record of how to contact you in case there is a change in the competition. Instructions for obtaining a free printed copy are specified in the detailed information below about each open competition. NOTE: Some ED competitions will require applications this year (2005) to be submitted electronically through Grants.gov.

30. Archived: Drug Prevention Programs In Higher Education The InstitutionWide program supports a variety of drug prevention efforts directed The FYs 1990 through 1993 Analysis projects programs are designed to http://www.ed.gov/pubs/Biennial/534.html

A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Biennial Evaluation Report - FY 93-94 Chapter 534 Drug Prevention Programs in Higher Education (CFDA No. 84.183) I. Program Profile Legislation: Title IV, Part D (Section 5131) of the Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act of 1994, as amended (20 U.S.C. 3211) (expires September 30, 1999). Purpose: To encourage the development, implementation, operation, and improvement of drug education and prevention programs for students enrolled in institutions of higher education (IHEs). Funding History Fiscal Year Appropriation II. Program Information and Analysis Performance Indicators The main performance indicator that has been used applies to the Institution-Wide program. It measures whether or not the Institution-Wide program at a given IHE is still in existence one year after the Federal Drug Prevention Programs in Higher Education (DPPHE) monies have expired. One main purpose of the Institution-Wide program is to provide seed money to programs that are likely to continue beyond the period of Federal support. If the program does in fact continue beyond the Federal support period, this is viewed as a positive outcome. Since the fall of 1990, the Department of Education has conducted a survey of the institutions whose Institution-Wide grants expired 1 year earlier. The surveys have revealed that approximately 94 percent of the Institution-Wide programs that were awarded in FYs 1987 through 1989 are still in existence.

31. Sacbee: Proposition 36 State officials said they ve never shut a drug treatment program; Jett, thestate drug programs director, said she s waiting for the industry to agree http://www.sacbee.com/news/projects/prop36/20010701_main.html

July 1, 2001 State braces for new drug law Past meets present for state drug chief Graphic: Proposition 36 applications July 2, 2001 Making Prop. 36 work the pressure will be on Methadone access still not guaranteed Photo gallery Staff bios ... Photo gallery Tommy Roberts of Lodi says one of her daughters smoked pot with her counselor three years ago and wound up losing custody of her children. "I went to see my granddaughters up until the day they wouldn't let me see them anymore," Roberts said. (Click photo for larger view) Bee/Anne Chadwick Williams State braces for new drug law A strapped treatment system faces an increased burden as Proposition 36 begins today. (First of two parts) By Laura Mecoy Bee Los Angeles Bureau (Published July 1, 2001) LOS ANGELES Proposition 36, California's sweeping new drug law that takes effect today, will place unprecedented demands on a state agency and treatment system already afflicted with untrained workers, lax regulation and inattention. The initiative requires treatment instead of prison for non- violent drug offenders to rehabilitate rather than punish them. But a Bee investigation found a system with problems and, some experts say, in need of rehabilitation itself. It found drug counselors and administrators who used illegal drugs themselves, supplied illicit substances to the people they were supposed to help and had sex with their clients.

32. National Drug Research Institute Alcohol and other drug programs and projects for Indigenous Australians20042005 (Mapping 3). Project Team. Chief Investigators http://db.ndri.curtin.edu.au/research.asp?resprtyid=10&typeid=1&projid=324

33. AIDS Drug Assistance Programs AIDS drug Assistance programs, Medicaid HIV Project, Patient Assistanceprograms, Expanded Access programs http://www.atdn.org/access/states/

is an information clearinghouse. We collect and distribute information about medications available for HIV and AIDS through Medicaid, AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs), and pharmaceutical industry sponsored patient assistance and expanded access programs. AIDS Drug Assistance Programs Medicaid HIV Project Patient Assistance Programs Expanded Access Programs ... About The Access Project AIDS Drugs Assistance Programs Contacts, Eligibility, Enrollment, Formularies, and CARE Consortiums Information Click on each ADAPs listed below to see detailed information including: program contact, financial and medical eligibility criterias, enrollment sites and procedures, covered medications, program restrictions, local CARE consortiums, insurance assistance, and availability of nutritional services. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs), authorized under Title II of the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act , operate in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. They provide HIV-related prescription drugs to underinsured and uninsured individuals living with HIV/AIDS. For many people with HIV, ADAPs serve as a gateway to a broad array of healthcare and supportive services funded through the CARE Act and to other sources of coverage including Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance. In addition to filling gaps in prescription drug coverage, ADAPs often function as the only source of HIV-related medications for those who are underinsured or uninsured.

34. The Medicare Replacement Drug Demonstration Demostration projects and Evaluation Reports. DEMONSTRATION ENROLLMENT ANDTHE NEW MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION drug Plan. There is still time to enroll in the http://www.cms.hhs.gov/researchers/demos/drugcoveragedemo.asp

Search Frequenty Asked Questions Programs Medicare Medicaid SCHIP HIPAA ... CLIA Topics Advisory Committees Coverage Demonstrations Manuals ... State Waivers Resources Acronyms Contacts Events Forms ... Search News Coverage of Certain Demonstration Projects under Medicare Modernization Act Prescription Drugs and Biologicals Demonstration Medicaid Analytic eXtract (MAX) View CMS Chart Series Need Data? ResDAC offers help in finding and using CMS data. The Medicare Replacement Drug Demonstration There are still many enrollment slots available! It is not too late to request or submit an application. LATEST NEWS COVERAGE FOR INFERGEN AND ZAVESCA ADDED Infergen (Interferon alfacon-1) is approved by the FDA for treatment of chronic hepatitis C in adults who have not responded to other treatment. Two other drugs, Pegasys and Peg-Intron, are already covered for Hepatitis C under the demonstration Zavesca (miglustat) is an oral tablet approved by the FDA to treat mild to moderate Type I Gaucher Disease in adults for whom for whom enzyme replacement therapy is not a therapeutic option. Coverage for this medication is now available under the Medicare Replacement Drug Demonstration. For an updated list of the drugs covered under this demonstration, including drugs added since the demonstration announcement, click

35. Active Projects Report the drug card program, prescription drug coverage estimates, and per capita covered Part D drugs. We are also implementing a demonstration project, http://www.cms.hhs.gov/researchers/projects/apr/

Search Frequenty Asked Questions Programs Medicare Medicaid SCHIP HIPAA ... CLIA Topics Advisory Committees Coverage Demonstrations Manuals ... State Waivers Resources Acronyms Contacts Events Forms ... Search News Coverage of Certain Demonstration Projects under Medicare Modernization Act Prescription Drugs and Biologicals Demonstration Medicaid Analytic eXtract (MAX) View CMS Chart Series Topics Need Data? ResDAC offers help in finding and using CMS data. CMS Research Activities: The Active Projects Report 2004 Edition The 2004 CMS Active Projects Report is an annual publication listing the research projects that CMS supports in pursuit of better health care for our beneficiaries. You can use this page to read descriptions of the research priorities, or to download chapters of the Active Projects Report that relate to specific research areas. Theme 1: Monitoring and Evaluating CMS Programs Topic summary Download project descriptions (.pdf 637 KB:recommended) Topic summary Download project descriptions (.pdf 2,798 KB:recommended)

36. SAMHSA Model Programs Info On Model Programs Project Toward No drug Abuse (TND) is a highly interactive program designed tohelp high school youth (14 to 19 years old) resist substance use. http://modelprograms.samhsa.gov/template_cf.cfm?page=model&pkProgramID=30

37. National Council For Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) Standards - Privacy / Da National Council for Prescription drug Program (NCPDP) standard transactions areused for pharmacy drug claims, eligibility and coordination of benefits. http://privacy.med.miami.edu/glossary/xd_ncpdp_codes.htm

HOME SITE MAP SEARCH CONTACT US ... HIPAA only National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) standards National Council for Prescription Drug Program (NCPDP) standard transactions are used for pharmacy drug claims, eligibility and coordination of benefits. They were selected as part of the code set standard under HIPAA for the retail pharmacy environment (instead of the ANSI X12N 278 transaction format). NCPDP transactions use NDC to code drugs and biologics. Outside the retail pharmacy environment, institutions and professionals more commonly use HCPCS to code drugs and biologics. See also: NCPDP home page Last modified: 14-May-2005 [RC] HOME ABOUT US EDUCATION ENCYCLOPEDIA ... University of Miami Ethics Programs

38. Ontario Ministry Of Health And Long-Term Care - Health Care Providers Section drug programs. Ontario drug Benefit Formulary / Comparative drug Index Emergency Department Access to Prescription drug History Project http://www.health.gov.on.ca/english/providers/providers_mn.html

Public Information Health Care Providers News Media Text Only Version ... Health Services Restructuring Commission (HSRC) Document Archive This section is intended primarily as a resource for health care professionals. Much of this information requires knowledgeable interpretation. About the Ministry Information about the history of the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care, official biographies and an organization chart illustrating the relationship of the divisions and branches of the ministry. Forms Online A catalogue of ministry forms and applications. HealthLinks A list of categorized external links to help you access other health-related Web sites that are not maintained by the Ontario government. News Releases Ministry news releases are maintained in a searchable archive by Canada News Wire for 24 months from date of issue. Publications Many ministry publications are available online and include professional guides, manuals, reports and ministry business plans. Drug Programs Ontario Drug Benefit Formulary / Comparative Drug Index Edition 39 - Effective September 27, 2005 Edition 38 - Effective January 30, 2003

39. PDK International - Research Bulletin #19 *Project ALERT. This program, which includes videos and participatory classroom *Making the Grade A Guide to School drug Prevention programs covers 47 http://www.pdkintl.org/edres/resbul19.htm

RESEARCH BULLETIN Phi Delta Kappa Center for Evaluation, Development, and Research December 1997, No. 19 Building Effective Drug Education Programs By Alice Evans and Kris Bosworth None of us wants to see the lives of young people irreparably damaged by drugs, and schools are a logical place to try to prevent this from happening. But research indicates that, for a variety of reasons, schools are largely ineffective in their prevention efforts. The most popular drug abuse prevention program in the country, Drug Abuse Resistance Education or Project D.A.R.E., has shown disappointing results, while other, more promising programs have not been widely used. Moreover, there is no one program, curriculum, or strategy that meets the needs of all students in all settings. The good news is that 20 years of research on drug abuse prevention has yielded effective strategies and a broad range of curricula. There are also curricula guides, such as Drug Information and Decision Support Assessment (DIADS), to help educators choose the most effective curriculum for their situation. THE PROBLEM The statistics are alarming. Self-reports by students who have graduated from high school indicate that 29% are regular smokers, 44% have tried marijuana, 90% have tried alcohol, and 33% have been recent heavy drinkers.(1) Health problems associated with adolescent drug use impact four major areas of a student's life: physical, psychological, social, and spiritual. Alcohol use and drug use are strongly correlated with suicide, homicide, and accidental death. Experts consider most adolescents to be at risk, both for drug use and drug abuse. "Few, if any, are invulnerable," writes Nancy Tobler.(2)

40. National ADAP Monitoring Project 2005 Annual Report - Kaiser Family Foundation provides an overview of the status of state AIDS drug Assistance programs (ADAPs), National ADAP Monitoring Project 2005 Annual Report http://www.kff.org/hivaids/7288.cfm

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