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Refereed Publications:
Carr, C. J. A., Xu, J., Redko, C., Lane, D. T., Rapp, R. C., Goris,
J., et al. (2008). Individual and system influences on waiting time for
substance abuse treatment. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment,
34(2), 192-201.
Glenn, M. K., & Keferl, J. (2008). An exploratory investigation of rehabilitation
counselors' perceived readiness to undertake substance use disorder screening
in vocational rehabilitation. Special Issue: Vocational rehabilitation & substance
use disorders, 39(2), 37-42.
Heinemann, A. W., Lazowski, L. E., Moore, D., Miller, F., & McAweeney, M.
(2008). Validation of a substance use disorder screening instrument for use in
vocational rehabilitation settings. Rehabilitation Psychology, 53(1),
63-72.
Heinemann, Allen W.; McAweeney, Mary; Lazowski, Linda E.; Moore, Dennis.
(2008) “Utilization
of substance abuse screening by state vocational rehabilitation agencies.” Journal
of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, v. 39 (2), 5-11.
Hollar, D., McAweeney, M. J., & Moore, D. (2008). The relationship between
substance use disorders and unsuccessful case closures in vocational rehabilitation
agencies. Special Issue: Vocational rehabilitation & substance use disorders,
39(2), 25-29.
McAweeney, M. J., Keferl, J., Moore, D. & Wagner, J. (2008) “Predictors
of successful closure in the state-federal vocational rehabilitation system:
Findings from a sample of persons with disability and substance use disorders.” Journal
of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 39(2), 30-36.
McAweeney, Mary; Jones, Melissa; Moore, Dennis. (2008) “Employment
barriers for persons with substance use disorders and co-occurring
disabilities: Supported employment strategies. ” Journal of
Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, v. 39(2), 19-24.
Moore, Dennis, et al. (2008) “Policy issues in vocational
rehabilitation related to consumers with substance use disorders. ” Journal
of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 39(2), 12-18.
Moore, D., Carr, C. J., Williams, C., Richlen, W., McAweeney, M.
J., & Wagner, J. (2008). An ecological approach to addressing
HIV/AIDS in the African American community. Journal of Evidence-Based
Social Work.
Guthmann, D. & Moore, D. (2007). The substance abuse in vocational
rehabilitation – screener in american sign language (SAVR-S-ASL)
for persons who are deaf. JADARA. 41(1), 9-16.
Moore, D., Langlois, M., Gerber, B. M., Gaddis, R., Hallam, J.
S., & Arnold,
R. (2007). Intention to quit tobacco use among clients in substance
use disorder treatment settings. Substance Use & Misuse,
42(5), 871-879.
Moore, D., & McAweeney, M. J. (2006). Demographics, rates and
progress of goals during substance abuse treatment for persons who
are deaf or hard of hearing. American Annals of the Deaf. 151(5),
508-512.
Corrigan, J.D., Bogner,
J., Lamb-Hart, G., Heinemann, A.W., & Moore,
D. Increasing substance abuse treatment compliance for
persons with traumatic brain injury. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors
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Hollar, D., & Moore, D. Relationship of substance
use by students with disabilities on long-term educational, employment,
and social outcomes. Substance Use & Misuse.
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McAweeney, M.J., Forchheimer, M., Moore, D., & Tate, D.G. Psychosocial aspects related to the dual-diagnosis of substance
use disorder and disability. In K.J. Hagglund & A.G. Heinemann
(Eds.), Advances in Disability and Rehabilitation Research. Washington,
DC: Springer Publishing.
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Moore, D., & Lorber, C. (2004). Clinical characteristics and
staff training needs of two substance use disorder treatment programs
specialized for persons with disabilities. Journal of Teaching in
the Addictions 3(1), 3-20.
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Heinemann, A.W., Corrigan, J.D., & Moore, D. (2004, May). Case
management for traumatic brain injury survivors with alcohol problems.
Rehabilitation Psychology 49(2), 156-166**
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Bombardier, C.H., Blake, K.D., Ehde, D.M., Gibbons, L.E., Moore,
D., & Kraft, G.H. (2004). Alcohol and drug abuse among persons
with multiple sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis, 10, 35-40.**
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Ford, J.A., Glenn, M.K., Li, L., & Moore, D. (2004). Substance
abuse and women with disabilities. In S.L. Welner & F. Haseltine
(Eds.), Welner's guide to the care of women with disabilities (pp.
315-332). Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.
Doninger, N.A., Heinemann, A.W., Bode, R.K., Sokol, K., Corrigan,
J.D., & Moore, D. (2003). Predicting community integration following
traumatic brain injury with health and cognitive status measures.
Rehabilitation Psychology, 48(2), 67-76.**
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Glenn, M.K., Ford, J., Moore, D., & Hollar, D. (2003). Employment
issues as related by individuals living with HIV or AIDS. The Journal
of Rehabilitation, 69(1), 30-36**
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Hollar, D., Weber, J., & Moore, D. (2002). Educational and employment
outcomes for youth with disabilities who use alcohol and drugs: Analysis
of NELS:88 longitudinal data. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 66(Suppl.
81).
Moore, D., Ford, J., & Hollar, D. (2002). Barriers to employment
for individuals with HIV/AIDS: Alcohol and drug use. Drug and Alcohol
Dependence, 66(Suppl. 1), S123-S124.
Li, L., & Moore, D. (2001). Disability and illicit drug use:
An application of labeling theory. Deviant Behavior, 22(1), 1-21.
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Demers, J., French, D., & Moore, D. (2000, Fall). The Preliminary
evaluation of a program to help educators address the substance use/prevention
needs of special students. Journal of Alcohol and Drug Educations,
46(1), 14-26.**
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Li, L., Ford, J., & Moore, D. (2000). An exploratory study of
violence, substance abuse, disability, and gender. Social Behavior
and Personality, 28(1), 61-71.
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Allen, J.B., Moore, D., & Sample, E.B. (1999). Relationship between
substance abuse severity and indicators and cognitive performance
in a dual-diagnosis population. Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical
Neurosciences, 11, 126-164.
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Moore, D., & Li, L. (1998, Spring). Prevalence and risk factors
of illicit drug use by people with disabilities. The American Journal
on Addictions, 7(2), 93-102.
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Glenn, M., Garcia, J., Li, L., & Moore, D. (1998, March). Preparation
of rehabilitation counselors to serve people living with HIV/AIDS.
Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 41(3), 190-200.
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Li, L., & Moore, D. (1998, February). Acceptance of disability
and its correlates. Journal of Social Psychology, 138(1), 13-25.
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Li, L., & Ford, J. (1998). Illicit drug use by women with disabilities.
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 24(3), 405-418.
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Wolkstein, E., & Spiller, H. (1998). Providing vocational services
to clients in substance abuse rehabilitation. Directions in Rehabilitation
Counseling, 9, 65-77.
Pringle, D.D., Li, L., Sample, E.B., Moore, D., Imbrogno, D.R., & Glaser,
R.M. (1997, May). Evaluation of physical fitness, activity level,
and substance abuse in vocational rehabilitation patients (abstract).
Medicine in Science in Sports and Exercise, 34(5), S1172.
Sample, E.B., Li, L., & Moore, D. (1997). Alcohol use, ethnicity,
and disability: Comparison of African American and Caucasian groups.
Social Behavior and Personality, 25(3), 265-276.
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Additional Publications:
Glenn, M. (2005, July). Substance Abuse and Employment. CRP Brief,
4(3).
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Moore, D., & Allen, J.B. (2005, March). Effectiveness of cognitive
skills training for dually diagnosed persons with mental illness.
In D. Roth & W.J. Lutz (Eds.), New research in mental health
2002-2003 biennium (pp. 324-335). Ohio Department of Mental Health.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability & Howard University Research and
Training Center for Access to Rehabilitation and Empowerment Opportunities.
(2004). Exploring substance abuse among minorities with disabilities
and its associations with their experiences in vocational rehabilitation.
Howard University Monograph, Washington, D.C.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (2004, March). Final report summary
for RRTC on drugs and disability. Dayton, OH: Wright State University
School of Medicine.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (2004, March). Technical report-summary
findings for research component R1: Continuing Investigation of Substance
Abuse, Disability, and Vocational Rehabilitation. Dayton, OH: Wright
State University School of Medicine.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (2004, March). Technical report-summary
findings for research component R2: Substance Abuse, Co-existing
Disability, and Vocational Rehabilitation: Influences of Specialized
Rehabilitation Programs on Employment Outcomes. Dayton, OH: Wright
State University School of Medicine.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (2004, March). Technical report-summary
findings for research component R3: HIV/AIDS, Substance Abuse, and
Employment. Dayton, OH: Wright State University School of Medicine.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (2004, March). Minority student enhancement
program (MSEP) manual. Dayton, OH: Wright State University School
of Medicine.
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Moore, D. (2003, February). Consultation Report to Washington State
Department of Developmental Disability and Department of Alcoholism
and Substance Abuse. Dayton, OH: Wright State University, RRTC on
Drugs and Disability. Retrieved August, 2005, from Wright State University,
SARDI Program
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Moore, D., Allen, J., & Ronicker, B. (2003, January). Cognitive
enhancement skills training manual. Dayton, OH: SARDI Program, Wright
State University.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (2002, March). Proceedings of the second national
conference on substance abuse and coexisting disabilities. (E. Wolkstein, Ed.).
Dayton, OH: Wright State University and New York University.
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Sample, E.B., & Weber, J. (2002, February). Substance abuse among persons
with disabilities. Addiction Technology Transfer Center: Eye on the Field.
Ford, J. (2001). The culture of disability. NAADD Report, 4(1), 3. San Franciso,
CA: National Association on Alcohol, Drugs and Disability.
Wolkstein, E., Bausch, R., & Weber, G. (2000, March). Work as a critical
component of recovery. Dayton, OH: Wright State University, RRTC on Drugs and
Disability. Retrieved August, 2005, from Wright State University, SARDI Program
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De Miranda, J. (2000). Policy and its implementation: Where the rubber hits the
road. Dayton, OH: Wright State University, RRTC on Drugs and Disability. Retrieved
August, 2005, from Wright State University, SARDI Program
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Moore, D. (2000). News from the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center,
Wright State University. The NAADD Report, 3(1), 4-5. San Francisco, CA: National
Association on Alcohol, Drugs and Disability.
Wolkstein, E. (2000). Employing the GrASP to determine vocational rehabilitation
goals for persons with substance abuse disabilities. New York, NY: New York State
Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services.
Demers, J. (1999). Prevention issues and the PALS response. Impact, 12(3), 10-11.
Ford, J. (1999). Connecting vocational rehabilitation and drug treatment in Dayton.
Impact, 12(3), 18-19.
Ford, J., & Corbitt, E. (1999, Summer). Window on Wellness: Health and Wellness
Publication for People with Disabilities, 3(2), 8-11. Dayton, OH: SARDI Program,
Wright State University.
Ford, J., & Moore, D. (1999). Substance abuse resources and disability issues:
Training manual. (3rd Printing). Dayton, OH: SARDI Program, Wright State University.
Moore, D. (1999). Substance abuse and persons with developmental disabilities:
Where are we at? Impact, 12(3), 2-3, 22-23.
RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (1999). Double Jeopardy: HIV and Disability. Dayton,
OH: Wright State University, RRTC on Drugs and Disability. Retrieved August,
2005, from Wright State University, SARDI Program Web site: http://www.med.wright.edu/citar/sardi/sardi2/publications.html.
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RRTC on Drugs and Disability. (1999). Educational and health survey. In Substance
use disorder treatment for people with physical and cognitive disabilities: Treatment
improvement protocol (TIP). (Series 29). Rockville, MD: Center for Substance
Abuse Treatment (CSAT/SAMHSA) and the National Clearinghouse on Alcohol and Drug
Information.
Demers, J. (Ed.). (1999). Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug prevention activities
for youth and adults with disabilities. Dayton, OH: SARDI Program, Wright State
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Consultation/Evaluation Reports:
Summary of site visits in ORSC/ODADAS cooperative agreement programs
This report is a summary of site visits to program participating
in a cooperative agreement program between the Ohio Department of
Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Services and the Ohio Rehabilitation
Services Commission. Six programs were funded throughout Ohio to
address one of two special populations: persons with disabilities
who experience a substance use disorder, or women on public assistance
who have a substance use disorder. Positive outcomes noted were increased
dialogue and planning between substance abuse treatment and vocational
rehabilitation providers, a stronger focus on inter-agency case planning,
and a recognition of the importance of features such as case management
and benefits analysis when addressing the needs of persons with coexisting
disabilities.
ORSC
ODADAS MOU evaluation
Butler County, Ohio, Drug Court Evaluations:
EVALUATION REPORT: BUTLER
COUNTY'S FAMILY DRUG COURT PROGRAM
"Family Drug Court Final Eval.doc", 2002" - This
document details an evaluation of a pilot "Family Drug Court" program
in Butler County, Ohio. Based on client service and billing records,
key informants, staff and client interviews, it appears that the
Butler County Family Drug Court Program positively impacts program
recipients related to substance abuse, domestic violence, parenting
needs, and compliance with court or Children's Services stipulations.
Family
Drug Court Final Evaluation
EVALUATION REPORT:Butler County's SAMI
Court Program
The Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Services Board of Butler County
received a grant to establish a drug court for severely mentally
disabled persons who also have a substance abuse problem. The program
serves adults who have multiple felony offenses and an Axis I disorder
(limited to schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bi-polar disorder
or major depression, recurrent type) and a substance use disorder.
Individuals who meet these conditions must then voluntarily agree
to participate in the program. This program is based on Interdisciplinary
dual disorder treatment (IDDT), and they received consultation and
training from Dr. Robert Drake and Dartmouth University during the
project.
Butler
County SAMI Evaluation Report
EVALUATION REPORT: An Assessment of
Butler County's Provision of Training for Professional Personnel
Serving the Needs of SAMI Clients
An evaluation of training activities and outcomes for professionals
on a collaborative, interagency team involved with a SAMI Felony
Drug Court.
Butler
County SAMI Evaluation Report: Training Component 2
Substance Abuse Program Development Consultation Report: South Dakota
Redfield Developmental Center
CSAT State Technical Assistance was provided to the South Dakota
Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse to develop viable long-term approaches
for substance use disorder prevention and treatment for residents
of Redfield Developmental Center. The residents of RDC are clients
of the state MR/DD service system, and several adult and youth residents
have substance abuse problems that preclude their return to the community
without first being capable of sobriety. The specific goal was to
seek program development options at the developmental center that
could be integrated into the present structure and current program
philosophy, rather than initiating a stand alone program to address
substance abuse needs.
Redfield Final
Final Consultation Report to WA State DDD and DASA RRTC on Drugs
and Disability, Wright State School of Medicine, February, 2003
Based on audits of program services, officials in Washington State
Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) were interested in
better serving the needs of persons with DD relative to substance
abuse prevention and treatment. This report details the results of
several meetings and training seminars held in the state. A state-wide
plan is elaborated in this document. This work was jointly funded
by the Washington State agencies involved and the CSAT State TA funding.
DDD-DASA Final Report
Consultation Report: SABHC Project for Persons with MR/DD
"savannah report"
The Savannah Area Behavioral Health Collaborative (SABHC) in Chatham
County, GA, received a state grant to establish substance abuse and/or
mental health services for persons with mental retardation/ developmental
disability (MR/DD). A collaborative of providers was established
with the goal to integrate best practices into their service delivery
model. This report details those plans.
Savannah Report
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