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Tennessee Stats
- 1 5 10 25	Substance Abuse Patterns in Tennessee from 1998 to 2002 - Substance Abuse in Tennessee (SAT) Report
- 1 5 10 25	Substance Abuse Trends in Appalachian Region - Substance Abuse in Tennessee (SAT) Report
- 1 5 10	Gambling Addiction: A Growing Public Health Problem in Tennessee - Substance Abuse in Tennessee (SAT) Report
- 1 5 10	Methamphetamine Abuse in Tennessee: Trends and Treatment Outcomes - Substance Abuse in Tennessee (SAT) Report
- 1 5 10 25	Outcomes for Substance Abuse Treatment in Tennessee (2002-2003) - Substance Abuse in Tennessee (SAT) Report
- 1 5 10 25	Treatment Outcomes for Repeat DUI Offenders in Tennessee (2002-2003) - Substance Abuse in Tennessee (SAT) Report
- 1 5 10 25	The Problem Gambling Initiative in Tennessee
- 1 5 10 25	Prescription Drug Abuse: A Public Health Issue in Tennessee
	Evaluation Reports
	(TOADS) Tennessee Outcomes for Alcohol and Drug Services: Substance Abuse Treatment Effectiveness in Tennessee   This book outlines outcome evaluations of alcohol and drug abuse treatment agencies funded by the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (SAPT) Block Grant in the State of Tennessee.  Complied by the University of Memphis in partnership with the Bureau of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services.
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	Tennessee ADAT-DUI Outcome Evaluation  This book outlines outcome evaluations of alcohol and drug abuse treatment where ADAT funds are used. The Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment (ADAT) Fund was established in the Department of Health to pay the cost of alcohol and drug addiction treatment for persons by order of a General Sessions or Criminal Court judge. DUI offenders convicted of a second (or subsequent) DUI offense or for driving with a suspended, revoked, or cancelled license are eligible to participate in ADAT if the judge orders them to in-patient alcohol and drug addiction treatment and deems them indigent. Complied by the University of Memphis in partnership with the Bureau of Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services.
Download Only	Fiscal Year 06/07
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- 1 5	Fiscal Year 04/05
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Download Only	Tennessee Access to Recovery (TN-ATR): 2004-2007 Outcomes Evaluation Report This report examines outcomes for consumers admitted to substance abuse treatment or recovery support services from April 2005 to January 2007 through the Tennessee Access to Recovery (TN-ATR) Project. The outcomes evaluation, prepared by the Institute for Substance Abuse Treatment Evaluation (I-SATE) at Th e University of Memphis, presents treatment and recovery outcomes in terms of various performance indicators at discharge and 6 months after admission. These outcomes reflect the positive impact of treatment and recovery upon consumers’ substance abuse, as well as other performance and quality of life indicators.
Download Only	2004-2007

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