Article Title
A Jail Diversion Program for Veterans with Co-occurring Disorders: MISSION - DIRECT VET
Document Type
Research in the Works
Abstract
MISSION DIRECT VET (Maintaining Independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach, and Networking Diversion & Recovery for Traumatized Veterans, “MDV”) is a study funded by a grant from SAMHSA to the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health (DMH) being conducted by UMass Medical School, UMass Boston, the Veterans Administration, the DMH, and other state agencies. This court-based diversion program serves Massachusetts veterans with trauma-related mental health and substance use problems.
Recommended Citation
Christopher, Paul; Fisher, William H.; Foti, Mary Ellen; Fulwiler, Carl E.; Grudzinskas, Albert J. Jr.; Hartwell, Stephanie W.; Smelson, David A.; and Pinals, Debra
(2013)
"A Jail Diversion Program for Veterans with Co-occurring Disorders: MISSION - DIRECT VET,"
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Subject Area
Veterans
Keywords
Jail Diversion, Co-occurring Disorders, Trauma history