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11.120fs Chemical Dependency Treatment Reduces Emergency Room Costs and Visits Jul-08
11.132 Arrests Among Working-Age Disabled Clients, The Role of Mental Illness and Substance Abuse Sep-07
11.119 Frequent Emergency Room Visits Signal Substance Abuse And Mental Illness - Snohomish county Jun-04
4.5 Non-Methadone Chemical Dependency Treatment For Opiate Addiction Reduces Heatlh Care Costs, Arrest and Convictions Jun-04
4.49 Methadone Treatment For Opiate Addiction Lowers Health Care Costs And Reduces Arrests And Convictions Jun-04
4.48 Gravely Disabled Pilot Project: Client Characteristics and Initial Indicators of Change Mar-04
4.36f First Steps Database, Safe Babies, Safe Moms Jan-04
11.114fs Treatment of Stimulant Addiction Including Addiction to Methamphetamine Results in Lower Health Care Costs and Reduced Arrests and Convictions: Washington State Supplemental Security Income Recipients Dec-03
4.42fs Substance Abuse Treatment and Arrests: Analyses from Washington State Mar-02
7.98 A Comprehensive Program For Alcohol and Drug Abusing Mothers And Their Young Children Jan-99
4.22 The Arrestee Estimates of Substance Abuse Treatment Need (ARREST) Study Sep-97
4.28 Chemical Dependency Treatment and Cost Savings Estimates in Washington, Projections of Cost Savings to Public Agencies Mar-97
4.25 Substance Use, Substance Use Disorders, and Need for Treatment among Washington State Adults Dec-96
4.21 ADATSA Follow-up Study of Extended Outpatient Care Nov-95
4.19 ADATSA Treatment Outcomes: Employment and Cost Avoidance Nov-94
4.18b Adolescent Clients of Washington State's Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services: A Descriptive Study Feb-92
11.54 Needs Assessment Data Project Report: Division of Juvenile Rehabilitation Fiscal Year 1990 Jan-92
1.09 Intensive Parole Supervision Nov-81
1.21 Phase III of Drug Alcohol Abuse Needs Assessment Study Apr-81
1.33 Prison Population Projection Apr-80
1.31 Corrections Commissions Study Apr-80
1.24 An Analysis of Program Needs of Prison Inmates in Washington State Apr-80
1.22 Assessment of Variables Used in Pre-Sentence Recommendations and Court Decisions Apr-80
1.23 Study of The Female Offender in Washington Sep-78
1.12 Phase II Drug Alcohol Abuse Needs Assessment Study Jul-77
1.1 Women's Community Center Apr-77
1.11 Sentencing alternatives Impact Simulation Jan-77
1.05 Evaluation of Release Stipend Program for Adult Offenders Dec-76
11.01 Criminal Justice Sub-System Update Sep-76
1.04 Work and Training Release in Washington May-76
1.03 Who Returns? A Study of Recidivism for Adult Offenders in the State of Washington Mar-76
2.02 Evaluation of Juvenile Probation Subsidy Jul-75
1.14 Population Data Jun-75
1.07 Adult Corrections Classification Study Jun-75
1.01b Job Therapy Inc. Efforts to Rehabilitate Public Offenders Feb-74
1.16 Adult Offender Placement Evaluation Study Jan-74
1.02 Washington State Parole Base Expectancy Study May-71
1.01a Comparative Analysis of Offenders Dec-70
11.12 Alternative Correctional Uses of McNeil Island  
1.35 Improved Prison Classification System  
1.32 Work Unit Update Study  
1.3 Work Training Release Serving the DD  
1.29 Intensive Probation Supervision Project Evaluation  
1.28 Computer System Simulation of Adult Correction Agency  
1.27 Monroe Two-Man Cell Occupancy Study  
1.26 Simulation of Proposed Adult Sentencing Alternatives  
1.25 Treatment and Rehab for Addicted Prisoners (TRAP)  
1.2 Alcohol Use and Adult Recidivism in Washington  
1.19 Purdy Keypunch  
1.18 Evaluation of the Pine Lodge Facility at Eastern State  
1.17 Adult Corrections Probation Subsidy Evaluation  
1.15 Probation Decisions Project  
1.13 Income Maintenance for Felons  

 

 

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