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• An Introduction: (2002, October 7). Conference speakers urge SA providers to redesign operations. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 14(38), 1-2.
• The Foundation: Gustafson, David. (2002, November 4). Designing systems to improve addiction treatment: The foundation. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 14(44), 1-2.
• The Need: Bartlett, John. (2002, November 11). Improving addiction treatment services: The need. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 14(45), 1-2.
• The Process: Molfenter, Todd. (2002, November 18). Designing organizational systems to improve treatment: The process(es). Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 14(44), 1-2.
• The Opportunity: Holloway, Don. (2002, November 25). Improving addiction treatment services: The opportunity. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 14(45), 1-2.
• Paths to Recovery: (2002, November 25). $9.5 million initiative examines substance abuse treatment systems. University of Wisconsin College of Engineering Newsletter. Retrieved from http://www.engr.wisc.edu

2009

• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2009). SBIRT: Effective Interventions for Alcohol-Related Health Problems. National Council Magazine, 2: 31.
• Gustafson, David (2009, January). Automating Addiction Treatment: Experts envision a more technologically enabled care system. Behavioral Healthcare, 29(1): 28-30.
• Lefkovitz, P.M., Ford, J., Vaughn, B., & Nance, R. (2009). Promoting Benchmarking in Addiction Treatment. Behavioral Healthcare, 29(4): 28-30.
• Insigner, Alison. (2009, August). Montana treatment system gets additional $3 million. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 21 (32).
• Insinger, Alison. (2009, August). New phase of NIATx campaign to focus only on bottom line movers. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 21 (34).
• Quanbeck, Andy. (2009, October). Managing your way to better addiction treatment outcomes: Deming's insights transformed Toyota, why not your business?. Behavioral Healthcare, 29(9):34-35.

2008

• Enos, Gary. (2008, October). Oklahoma Agency Finds Creative Application of Incentives to Spur Family Involvement, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 20(40).
• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2008, June). A City Embraces Change, Behavioral Healthcare, 28(6).
• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2008, July). NIATx: Helping Organizations Connect, Innovate and Improve, Mental Health Weekly, 20(28).
• Ford, Jay. (2008, Summer). Seeking Help--Is Your Agency Consumer Friendly?, National Council on Problem Gambling, 11(2).
• Gustafson, David. (2008, September/October). Don't Fumble the Treatment Handoff, Addiction Professional, 6(5).
• Insigner, Alison. (2008, January). Wide Interest in Process Improvement has campaign planners thinking bigger, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 20(4).
• Insigner, Alison. (2008, February). Process Improvement in L.A. County May Reverberate Across California, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 20(8).
• Insigner, Alison. (2008, June). How Process Improvements Can Help the Bottom Line, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 20(26).
• Insigner, Alison. (2008, October). Proposition 36 Report Identifies Promising Practices, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 20(40).
• Johnson, Kim. (2008, February/March). The ACTION Campaign, NAADAC News, 18.

2007

• Enos, Gary. (2007). Reforming the Process of Care. Addiction Professional, Posted 1/1/2007.
• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2007). Measuring Outcomes Enhances Addictions Treatment Access and Retention,National Council Magazine, 2.
• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2007, September). Time to Take Action, Behavioral Healthcare, 27(9).
• Fitzgerald, M., Ford, J.H. (2007, May). Helping States and Providers Work Together, Behavioral Healthcare, 27(5).
• Insinger, Alison. (2007, January). Tempered Hopes for Federal Progress Have Field Leaders Looking Inward for '07, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 19(1).
• Insinger, Alison. (2007, January). Massachusetts agency to bring efficiencies to new outpatient services, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 19(3).
• Insinger, Alison. (2007, October). Process Improvement goes national with announcement of campaign, Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 19(39).
• SAMHSA News. (2007, September/October). Reducing Wait Time Improves Treatment Access, Retention. 15(5)
• Uzoigwe, Chioma (2007). The Network for the Improvement of Addiction Treatment (NIATx): Process Improvement in Addiction Treatment. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Research Brief. Retrieved from http://www.rwjf.org.

2006

• Insinger, Alison. (2006, December). In One of It's Last Grants to Field, RWJF Focuses on Sustainability. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 18(47).
• Fisher, Madeline. (2006). Engineering recovery. On Wisconsin, 14. Retrieved from www.uwalumni.com
• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2006, May). Operator assistance with process improvement. Behavioral Healthcare and Management, 20-22. Retrieved from www.behavioral.net
• Fitzgerald, Maureen (2006, August). Improving substance abuse treatment delivery. Counselor,The Magazine for Addiction Professionals, 7(4), 47-50, Retrieved from www.counselormagazine.com
• Fitzgerald, Maureen. (2006, November). St. Christopher's Inn counselor among the first to be certified as a NIATx change leader. Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Weekly, 18(45): 5.
• Fitzgerald, M., Evans, A. (2006, October). Inspiring Change Leaders. On Behavioral Healthcare, 26(10): 14-16. Retrieved from www.behavioral.net
• Gustafson, Dave. (2006, May/June). Implications of research for addiction treatment service providers. National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare Newsletter, 4. Retrieved from www.nccbh.org
• Madden, Lynn M. (2006, November). Utilizing rapid cycle process improvement to improve access and retention in healthcare settings and to advance organizational strategic goals. APHA Scientific Session. Retrieved from apha.confex.com

2004

• Shapiro, Howard. (2004, June). Addiction, MH providers must weigh in as quality measures emerge. Behavioral Healthcare Tomorrow, 13(3), 40-41. Retrieved from www.jointogether.org

2002

• Williams, Sebastion. (2002). The role of the frontline clinician. Counselor, The Magazine for Addiction Professionals, 3(3), 38-43. Retrieved from www.counselormagazine.com

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