2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.josat.2022.208941
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Community implementation of contingency management to address stimulant use

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“…We now have convincing data that a multi‐level implementation strategy (didactic training + performance feedback + organizational coaching) is associated with significantly higher rates and speed of CM adoption than didactic training only [15, 16]. We also know that community organizations can be feasibly engaged in the design and selection of CM implementation strategies [17]. There are also ongoing trials [18, 19] testing multi‐level CM implementation strategies that include team‐based facilitation and staff‐based performance bonuses (distinct from the compensate/reimburse for CM strategy recommended in the article).…”
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“…We now have convincing data that a multi‐level implementation strategy (didactic training + performance feedback + organizational coaching) is associated with significantly higher rates and speed of CM adoption than didactic training only [15, 16]. We also know that community organizations can be feasibly engaged in the design and selection of CM implementation strategies [17]. There are also ongoing trials [18, 19] testing multi‐level CM implementation strategies that include team‐based facilitation and staff‐based performance bonuses (distinct from the compensate/reimburse for CM strategy recommended in the article).…”
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confidence: 99%