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Choctaw Nation Chi Hullo Li: Increasing family involvement in women's treatment.
Choctaw Nation Chi Hullo Li is a long-term residential treatment program for Native American women located in Talihina, Oklahoma. Chi Hullo Li specializes in helping women who are pregnant or postpartum (with infants ages 0-12 months) and women with children.
Read how this agency used NIATx tools to improve residents' engagement with their nonresident children. |
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A Business Case for Quality Improvement in Addiction Treatment: Evidence from the NIATx Collaborative
By adopting customer-focused practices aimed at removing barriers to treatment access and retention, providers may be able to improve financial performance, increase staff retention, and gain long-term strategic advantage.
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The Aha!s of Change: What I've Learned Over 50 years in organizational change
In this blog series, NIATx Director, Dave Gustafson, shares the key lessons he's learned in his nearly 50 years of working and studying organizational change. This is meant as a conversation and we hope you jump in and share your point of view. And make sure to subscribe to the NIATx blog so you don't miss any posts.
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More info, fewer clicks: The NIATx website update
The NIATx principle "understand and involve the customer" has helped guide the latest redesign of our website. What have we heard from our website customers? Frequently, we hear that www.niatx.net has tons of great resources—but they're sometimes hard to locate. With that in mind, we've made a few changes to help you find what you're looking for in just a click or two.
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Ten organizations testing smartphone application for relapse prevention
Treatment organizations are helping to design research on the adoption
and implementation of health
information technology in the CHESS Health Education Consortium.
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NIATx SI Business Practices for the Future Cohort II, Fee-for-Service announces participants
Organizations from across the country have been selected to participate in the NIATx Business Practices for the Future Learning Collaborative, Cohort II
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