This was presented at The 2018 National Council for Behavioral Health National Conference in Washington DC, on April 23–25, 2018. In the panel, Impacting the Addiction Continuum: Case Studies in Advancing a Prevention Agenda to Improve Outcomes Within and Beyond the Clinic Walls, JSI prevention specialist Katy Shea, MPH, CPS, presented on behavioral and public health practice integration and how these strategies impact population-based health outcomes as they relate to the addiction continuum. The panel session, planned by the National Network of Public Health Institutes, highlighted collaborative and multi-sector public health strategies underway in California, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. The presentation highlights the role of the NH Center for Excellence in supporting substance misuse prevention, early intervention, treatment, and recovery in NH

1. New Hampshire’s
Community Health
Institute
Supporting Effective
Response to Substance
Misuse

3. Governor’s Commission on Alcohol and other
Drug Misuse Prevention, Treatment and Recovery
Developing and revising, as
necessary, a statewide plan for the
effective prevention of alcohol and
drug abuse, particularly among youth;
and a comprehensive system of
treatment and recovery services for
individuals and families affected by
alcohol and drug abuse;

4. Behavioral Health Integration
Substance Misuse Prevention
Screening Brief Intervention & Referral to
Treatment (SBIRT)
SUD Treatment
Medication-Assisted Treatment ASAM Criteria
Continuum of Care Facilitation
Recovery Support Services
AnyoneAnytimeNH™
NH Young Adult Data Analysis

5. Information Dissemination and Communities of Practice

6. Prevention

8. Facilitating Access to Care
www.nhtreatment.org

9. Recovery Friendly
Workplace Initiative

10. Media Campaign and Marketing

11. Thank you!
Katy Shea
katy_shea@jsi.com