1. National Council For Prescription Drug Programs made to the OnLine, Real-Time drug Utilization Review Future projects See WG10 ProfessionalPharmacy Services WG9 - Government programs Assist state and other http://www.va.gov/publ/standard/health/9606/ncpdp.htm

National Council for Prescription Drug Programs Contact Lee Ann C. Stember National Council for Prescription Drug Programs Suite 365 4201 North 24th Street Phoeniz, AZ 85016-6268 Phone: (602) 957-9105 Fax: (602) 955-0749 NET: ncpdp@ncpdp.org Recently Published Standards Standard Billing Unit Format - Version 1 Release 2 Recently Sponsored or Co-Sponsored Meetings 1995 Annual Membership Conference Annual four day meeting of approximately 600 members held February 18-21, 1995 in Scottsdale, AZ. Joint Quarterly Work Group Meetings Quarterly, three day meetings of NCPDP work groups and maintenance and control groups. Held each quarter, the most recent, full three-day meeting took place May 8-10, 1996 in Scottsdale, AZ. Board of Trustees Meetings Three two-day meetings annually of NCPDP Board of Trustees. The mos@June 21-22, 1996 in New York, NY. Expected Publications Prior Authorization Implementation Guide Compound Implementation Guide Professional Pharmacy Services Implementation Guide SCRIPT Standard Document Forthcoming Meetings Quarterly Joint Work Group Meetings August 12-14, 1996 Chicago, Illinois

2. RAND Drug Policy Research Center | Research Projects | Data Systems RAND's drug Policy Research Center conducts research to help community leaders and public officials develop more effective ways of dealing with drug problems. information about current and completed research projects; a complete list of related publications is of their resources devoted to antidrug programs. Three other agencies used http://www.rand.org/multi/dprc/projects/data.html

About DPRC Publications Research Projects Center Activities ... Search Data Systems This page provides information about current and completed research projects; a complete list of related publications is also available. Current Projects Data Core Project ImpacTeen State Illicit Drug Surveillance System Completed Projects Review of Federal Drug Budget Methodologies Data Core Project PI: Patricia Ebener Funded by: The Ford Foundation ImpacTeen State Illicit Drug Surveillance System PI: Rosalie Pacula Funded by: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Related Publication: Illicit Drug Policies: Selected Laws from the 50 States ImpacTeen Illicit Drug Team, Andrews University, 2002. (Available online at http://www.andrews.edu/BHSC/impacteen-illicitdrugteam/index.php Review of Federal Drug Budget Methodologies PI: Lynn Davis Co-PIs: Patrick Murphy, Kathi Webb Funded by: Office of National Drug Control Policy Publication forthcoming Drug Policy and Trends Prevention Treatment Enforcement ... Search August 26, 2003

3. Drug Programs Bureau - Current Projects drug programs Bureau Current projects. The Families and Carers Training(FACT) Project. The Families and Carers Training (FACT) Project http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/dpb/currentprojects.htm

Drug Programs Bureau - Current Projects The Families and Carers Training (FACT) Project The Families and Carers Training (FACT) Project was established under the National Illicit Drugs Strategy (NIDS) and aims to equip families and carers of drug users with simple information and education on drug and alcohol issues, treatment options and skills in self care. This involves the development of resources that will be delivered to families and carers through generalist frontline workers (that is non-drug and alcohol specialists) across NSW. Preliminary research has been undertaken to inform the development of these resources. This includes a survey of existing programs and services for families and carers in NSW and some focus testing of the needs of families and carers (click on the link below to access the findings of this research). The project has now moved into the development and implementation stage. These findings will be drawn upon to inform the design and development of information and education resources. A survey of agencies that provide services to people affected by the AOD use of someone close to them - PowerPoint Families and Carers Training (FACT) Project Focus Research Report Other Projects Play Now Act Now A NSW Health Youth Alcohol Project in partnership with Metro Screen for 2003

4. DDL Main Page Molecular modeling resources, software and projects. Home of the programs Vega and BioDock. http://users.unimi.it/~ddl/

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5. State Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs, 2004 Edition - NCSL Other costrelated programs and proposals, including multi-state projects, inter-agency purchasing to link residents to manufacturers' free drug programs. The state will pay http://www.ncsl.org/programs/health/drugaid.htm

Home Contact Us Press Room Site Overview ... Register Search: Advanced Search About NCSL Services Overview ... Health var doctitle=document.title document.write(doctitle) Add to My NCSL Health Care Program State Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs (includes seniors, disabled, uninsured and others) As of May 2004 at least 39 states have established or authorized some type of program to provide pharmaceutical coverage or assistance, primarily to low-income elderly or persons with disabilities who do not qualify for Medicaid. Most programs utilize state funds to subsidize a portion of the costs, usually for a defined population that meets enrollment criteria, but others use discounts or bulk purchasing approaches. GROWING NUMBERS: 36 states have enacted laws to create programs; three others are by executive branch action only. 30 states have programs now in operation ; in addition, Arkansas, Hawaii, Louisiana, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas and Washington have enacted laws that are not yet in operation.

6. DPB Projects - NSW Youth Drug Court gov.au. Page Maintained byDrug programs Bureau Last Updated Friday,3 January, 2003 Page address www.health.nsw.gov.au (none). http://www.health.nsw.gov.au/public-health/dpb/projects/youth_drug_court.htm

Project description Under the supervision of a Children's Court Magistrate, Youth Drug Court participants undertake a six month program plan based on an intensive multi-disciplinary assessment. Rationale/Need Young people with drug use problems coming before the juvenile justice system have multiple needs. Existing programs have been unable to adequately address these needs. A multidisciplinary approach is likely to achieve better outcomes. Intended outcomes To help young offenders overcome their drug dependence and end their associated criminal behaviour through court enforced and supervised treatment programs. Development/Implementation Services offered to the young offenders in this program are delivered through a partnership between the Departments of Health, Education and Training, Juvenile Justice and Community Services. This program involves a wide variety of government and non-government services, with brokerage funding available to purchase specialist services as required. New detoxification and stabilisation services are being established under the program. Temporary facilities are being utilised with a number of service providers while permanent premises are established.

7. ADHD, Suicide, Substance Abuse, Lying, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Anxiety, L A notfor-profit organization dedicated to serving the interests of youth and families who are at-risk for drug abuse, delinquency, early school withdrawal, family dysfunction, teen pregnancy, and other behavioral health problems. Our goals are accomplished through the development of programs of intervention including parent education, social action, assessment, referral, mass media awareness projects, and the sale of products and services to better equip parents, schools, agencies, and individuals to act in the best interests of young people. http://www.notmykid.org/

Home Parent Help Doctor Talk Provider Search ... Links Tuesday, June 08, 2004 Headline News U.N. Endorses Iraq Sovereignty Transfer (AP) AP - The U.N. Security Council gave resounding approval Tuesday to a resolution endorsing the transfer of sovereignty to Iraq's new government by the end of June. President Bush said the measure will set the stage for democracy in Iraq and be a "catalyst for change" in the Middle East. Crowds Wait Hours to View Reagan Casket (AP) AP - Waiting good-naturedly for as much as half a day in traffic jams and a parking lot, tens of thousands of people filed past Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket in an outpouring that forced organizers to extend the viewing period Tuesday by four hours. Bush, G-8 Leaders Show Harmony on Iraq (AP) AP - President Bush and other world leaders showcased a new harmony on Iraq on Tuesday as they gathered for their annual summit, but prickly issues remained over both Iraq and Bush's plan to promote democracy across the wider Middle East. DID YOU KNOW? Chronic use of MDMA was found, first in laboratory animals and more recently in humans, to produce long-lasting, perhaps permanent, damage to the neurons that release serotonin, and consequent memory impairment.

8. Kamehameha Schools: Safe And Drug Free Program - Programs, Projects And Partners programs, projects and Partnerships. OÎahu. Kamehameha Schools The Safe and drug Free Program provides ongoing support to the Kamehameha Middle School's Hulialana Peer Mediation http://www.eolapono.ksbe.edu/programs/kamehameha.asp

Programs, Projects and Partnerships O ahu Kamehameha Schools Because the Native Hawaiian Set aside monies provided through the U.S. Department of Education are targeted for Native Hawaiians, the Kamehameha Schools receives a number of direct services provided by the program. Though it's flagship campus is located atop KapŠlama Heights, KS/SDFP partners with many of the KS programs located across the state to provide prevention education for youth from pre-school through secondary school. These services include: training for faculty, staff, parents, and students; resources for curricula and educational materials; awareness campaigns; and sponsoring special grade level prevention education projects. In addition, the SDFP works closely with KS's Neighbor Island Regional Resource Centers in various capacities on the islands of Kaua i, Moloka i and Hawai i. Below is an example of one grade-level project supported by the program. Kamehameha Middle School Peer Mediation Program The Safe and Drug Free Program provides ongoing support to the Kamehameha Middle School's Hulialana Peer Mediation program. This program, founded in 1995, works with 15-18 eighth grade students as peer mediators each year. All student mediators are chosen because of their leadership ability and potential to impact large numbers of peers. These peer mediators meet once a week throughout the year to learn experiential lessons on: trust building, communication skills, problem solving, mediation, and

9. ADP - About Us and other drug problems by developing, administering, and supporting prevention andtreatment programs. ADP Fact Sheets for Major programs, Special projects or http://www.adp.cahwnet.gov/abt_adp.asp

California Home ADP Home About Us Alcohol / Drug Programs ... Site Map About Us ADP's Vision Statement Healthy individuals and communities free of alcohol and other drug problems. ADP's Strategic Vision Statement Californians understand that alcoholism and drug addiction are chronic conditions that can be successfully prevented and treated. ADP's Mission Statement To lead California's strategy to reduce alcohol and other drug problems by developing, administering, and supporting prevention and treatment programs. ADP Fact Sheets for Major Programs, Special Projects or Operations, and Research Findings: Note: The fact sheets below are downloadable in PDF format only, requiring use of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader. If needed, download and install Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site prior to attempting to download the documents listed below. Stakeholders California Assn of Addiction Recovery Resources California Assn of Alcohol and Drug Program Executives California Association of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs (CADDTP) California Organization of Methadone Providers ... Tobacco Sales to Minors (The Synar Amendment) My CA Back to Top of Page Conditions of Use Privacy Notice Email Webmaster © 2004 State of California. The content found herein may not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the Schwarzenegger Administration.

10. Fieldstone Foundation - Fieldstone Homes And Communities Foundation - Non-profit Funds programs which deal specifically with projects for children and families, including drug and alcohol abuse, child abuse, community violence, and school retention. http://www.fieldstone-homes.com/foundation/

he Fieldstone Foundation was created by the Fieldstone Group of Companies (Fieldstone) in 1983 to provide grants, leadership development and service to nonprofit organizations working to support individuals in the communities where the companies within Fieldstone do business: Orange, Riverside, and San Diego Counties in Southern California, Salt Lake City in Utah, and San Antonio in Texas. The Fieldstone Foundation serves the communities in these regions through three main programs or services Grants to nonprofit organizations serving the community. Values Excellence in everything we do An environment of teamwork and trust The value of each employee Commitment to our communities The importance of responsible stewardship Integrity in the conduct of our business Community Investment The Fieldstone Foundation community investments are guided by four elements: Geographic Target The Foundation invests in organizations serving the communities where the companies within Fieldstone do business.

11. Justice Programs Office drug Court. Clearinghouse projects address a wide range of policy, program, resource, and operational issues relating to the administration of justice, coordination of public programs http://www.american.edu/justice

12. NYS DHCR - Anti-Drug Program This program encourages tenants to take a more active role in both safeguardingtheir own projects and in developing drug prevention programs in their http://www.dhcr.state.ny.us/ohm/progs/antidrug/ohmprgan.htm

Home Contact Us FAQs Key Words ... Programs and Services Anti-Drug Program DHCR recognizes that the presence of drug abuse, violence and crime in many communities throughout the State presents a serious threat to the housing under its supervision and to the safety of its residents. The agency supervises 224 moderate-income Mitchell-Lama housing developments (containing nearly 92,500 apartments) and 74 public housing projects (with more than 20,000 apartments). One of the first anti-drug initiatives DHCR undertook was to amend the State's housing regulations. Rules governing Mitchell-Lama housing (9 NYCRR, Sec. 1727-5.3) were amended in 1989 to expedite the eviction of tenants involved with illegal drugs. This change eliminated the requirement for DHCR to hold an administrative hearing before a housing company could initiate an eviction proceeding in court, if it was based on drug-related grounds. Also, leases for these apartments were rewritten to clearly prohibit the possession or sale of illegal drugs and possession of illegal weapons. On May 23, 1989, New York became the first state to receive a waiver of the grievance procedure in Federally-subsidized public housing from HUD. This enabled drug-related evictions to be initiated directly in court by the housing authority, without a prior hearing. Accordingly, DHCR amended the regulations governing evictions in State-supervised public housing to eliminate the board of review hearing prior to proceeding in court for evictions in cases involving illegal drugs or weapons (NYCRR, Sec. 1627-7.3). These State regulations were written to clearly set standards of conduct for tenants; illegal drugs or weapons became grounds for either denial for admission into, or eviction from, public housing.

13. Kamehameha Schools: Safe And Drug Free Program - Programs, Projects And Partners programs, projects and Partnerships. HawaiÎi. East HawaiÎi. West HawaiÎi. Hmkua Coast. Partners. KS/SDFP provides a variety of services to selected schools and communities with a high percentage or http://www.eolapono.ksbe.edu/programs/hawaii.asp

Programs, Projects and Partnerships HawaiÎi East Hawai i West Hawai i ... Partners KS/SDFP provides a variety of services to selected schools and communities with a high percentage or number of Native Hawaiians. Below are just a few examples of what the program is doing in these areas. East HawaiÎi Back to top Keaukaha Elementary School Summer For two years this has been a site for a KS/SDFP summer program where fourth and fifth grade students participated in E Ola Pono . Lessons covered substance abuse and violence prevention in the context of Hawaiian values. The curriculum was supplemented with guest speakers and educational learning trips to culturally and historically significant sites. Two prevention/education workshops were also conducted at the Kamehameha Schools' East Hawai i campus for parents of the participants. During the regular school year, several important staff involved in the partnership received scholarships to attend prevention training on O ahu. These training opportunities have helped to develop specific prevention education skills in the areas of substance abuse and violence. Hilo Intermediate School / Hilo Hukilike Hilo Hukilike, an alternative learning center under the guidance of Hilo Intermediate, is located along the HŠmŠkua Coast in Hakalau. After the staff at both schools received training on the

14. Kamehameha Schools: Safe And Drug Free Program - Materials And Resources has designed its programs and projects according to from implementing curricula, afterschool programs, and family Development of safe and drug free activities http://extension.ksbe.edu/eolapono/programs/

Programs, Projects and Partnerships O`ahu Hawai`i Kaua`i Maui, Moloka`i, Läna`i Kamehameha Schools' Health and Wellness Family Education (KS/HWFE) is committed to working in collaboration with others in reducing substance abuse and violence by Native Hawaiian youth. The success of the many programs and projects funded by the KS/HWFE is largely due to the quality of its many partnerships statewide. The KS/HWFE has designed its programs and projects according to six research-based prevention/education strategies developed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's (an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP). These are: Information and Dissemination . Culturally appropriate violence and substance abuse prevention materials are developed and disseminated to schools and communities throughout the state. Education . Activities range from implementing curricula, after school programs, and family-based retreats to providing classroom presentations and workshops. Alternative Activities . Development of safe and drug free activities and youth leadership programs. Problem Identification . Resource and referral services for Native Hawaiian students and families. School/Community-Based Processes and Approaches . Needs assessment and agency collaboration activities in selected communities and schools throughout the state. Environmental . Activities range from providing technical assistance to schools and communities on social impact issues to reviewing policies and legislation as they relate to Native Hawaiians and substance abuse and violence prevention.

15. Kamehameha Schools: Safe And Drug Free Program - Programs, Projects And Partners programs, projects and Partnerships. O`ahu also uses oceanrelated activities like surfing, fishing, and canoe paddling as fun, safe and drug free alternatives http://extension.ksbe.edu/eolapono/programs/windward.html

Programs, Projects and Partnerships O`ahu Windward Area (Waim nalo) Back to top Also densely populated with Native Hawaiians, KS/HWFEP partners with the Waim nalo School Complex to serve Hawaiian youth throughout the area. Hui M lama O Ke Kai - After School and Summer Program in Waim nalo Through a partnership with Hui M lama O ke Kai (HMK), program staff service high-risk fifth through seventh grade students from the Waim nalo community. HMK is a program for Waim nalo youth that promotes Hawaiian culture, and emphasizes academic tutoring and violence prevention lessons. The program also uses ocean-related activities like surfing, fishing, and canoe paddling as fun, safe and drug free alternatives. Although school counselors have already reported improved student behavior, data continues to be collected on the participants' pre/post test differences, GPA, attendance, and counselor referrals. Waim nalo Complex and Kailua High School KS/HWFEP sponsors training in anger management, counseling, and violence prevention education for individuals who service Waim nalo Elementary/Intermediate and Kailua High School. This design has encouraged both schools to improve the safe and drug free continuum of care as students transition from one school to the other.

16. Kamehameha Schools: Safe And Drug Free Program - Programs, Projects And Partners programs, projects and Partnerships, the Hawai`i State Department of Health s AlcoholDrug Abuse Division ADAD) and KS/HWFEP, YWCA s `Ekahi program is using E http://extension.ksbe.edu/eolapono/programs/hawaii.html

Programs, Projects and Partnerships Hawai'i East Hawai'i West Hawai'i Hämäkua Coast Partners KS/HWFEP provides a variety of services to selected schools and communities with a high percentage or number of Native Hawaiians. Below are just a few examples of what the program is doing in these areas. East Hawai`i Back to top Keaukaha Elementary School Summer For two years this has been a site for a KS/ HWFEP summer program where fourth and fifth grade students participated in E Ola Pono . Lessons covered substance abuse and violence prevention in the context of Hawaiian values. The curriculum was supplemented with guest speakers and educational learning trips to culturally and historically significant sites. Two prevention/education workshops were also conducted at the Kamehameha Schools' East Hawai`i campus for parents of the participants. During the regular school year, several important staff involved in the partnership received scholarships to attend prevention training on O ahu . These training opportunities have helped to develop specific prevention education skills in the areas of substance abuse and violence. Hilo Intermediate School / Hilo Hukilike Hilo Hukilike, an alternative learning center under the guidance of Hilo Intermediate, is located along the

17. Labs, Centers, Programs, And Projects represents only those UW labs, centers, programs, and projects that have provided the addresses for inclusion Air Pollution Training Center. Alcohol and drug Abuse Institute ( ADAI http://www.washington.edu/home/departments/labs-centers.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Departments Labs, Centers, Programs, and Projects The following represents only those UW labs, centers, programs, and projects that have provided the addresses for inclusion here. How to request a link on this page. Adaptive Technology Lab (ATL) - Provides consulting and access to computing for students, faculty and staff with disabilities. Addictive Behaviors Research Center (ABRC) AIDS Clinical Trials Unit Air Pollution Training Center Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute (ADAI) Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) APEC Emerging Infections Network (APEC EINet) Applied Biomechanics Laboratory Applied Physics Laboratory Astrobiology - Astrobiology is the study of life on Earth in order to better understand where and how to look for it elsewhere in and beyond the solar system. This interdisciplinary graduate training program is funded in part by the National Science Foundation. Back Pain Outcome Assessment Team Beacons of Excellence Project - Behavorial and Emotional Assessment and Curriculum for the Ongoing Needs of Students. (BRTC) Biocomputing Laboratory (BCL) - In the Computing and Software Systems Program of the UW Bothell campus.

18. The County Of Santa Clara - An Article The California Department of Alcohol and drug programs (ADP) provides fact sheetsfor major programs, special projects or operations, and basic research http://www.scvmed.org/content/0,4745,sid%3D10710%26chid%3D48438%26ccid%3D100135,

JOIN A COMMUNITY REGISTER LOGIN CONTACTS ... Handling Emergencies YOU ARE HERE SCCgov Health and Human Care Finding Alcohol and Drug Services An Article Treatment for Adults Treatment for Adolescents Resources for Treatment Providers Best Practices for Treating Substance Abuse Disorders The California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP) provides fact sheets for major programs, special projects or operations, and basic research findings. These Fact Sheets address a wide variety of alcohol- and other drug-specific topics. The Fact Sheets can be used both by professionals and the general public. Subjects covered by the Fact Sheets include environmental prevention, driving under the influence, replacement narcotic therapy, therapeutic communities, and more. Individual Fact Sheets available include the following: California Assn of Addiction Recovery Resources California Assn of Alcohol and Drug Program Executives California Assn of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs California Organization of Methadone Providers County Alcohol and Drug Program Administrators Assn of California National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of California Alcohol and Drug-Free Housing Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Adolescents Alcohol and Drug Treatment for Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs System of Care Redesign Allocation Process Highlights An Overview of California's Driving-Under-the-Influence Program California Prevention Collaborative California's Youth Pilot Program (Assembly Bill 1741)

19. Drug Information Center for drug Evaluation and Research, drug Information Page New Prescription drug Approvals. Prescription drug Information. drug Information Pathfinder. Major Reports and Publications. Special projects programs. New Prescription drug Approvals http://www.fda.gov/cder/drug

U.S. Food and Drug Administration Center for Drug Evaluation and Research Drug Information Search Information about the Products We Regulate New Prescription Drug Approvals Prescription Drug Information Drug Information Pathfinder Major Drug Information Pages ... Reports and Publications New Prescription Drug Approvals New and Generic Drug Approvals - This is an alphabetical listing of all prescription and over-the-counter drugs approved during 1998 through 2003. It is updated on a daily basis and contains links to labels, approval letters, and reviews. Drugs@FDA FDA Drug Approvals List . This is a reverse chronological listing of all drugs approved from September 1996 to August 12, 2002. New Drugs Approved for Cancer Indications This is a current listing of new cancer drugs. It is prepared by FDA's Office of Special Health Issues. Prescription Drug Information Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations/Orange Book . The Orange Book lists all FDA approved prescription drugs, including new and generic drugs. The Orange Book Page includes a searchable

20. The County Of Santa Clara - Substance Abuse Prevention & Education Resources programs (ADP) Fact Sheets The California Department of Alcohol and drug programs(ADP) provides fact sheets for major programs, special projects or operations http://www.scvmed.org/channel/0,4770,chid%3D48438%26sid%3D10710,00.html

JOIN A COMMUNITY REGISTER LOGIN CONTACTS ... Handling Emergencies YOU ARE HERE SCCgov Health and Human Care Finding Alcohol and Drug Services Treatment for Adults ... Choices Client Newsletter Published in March, July, and November, the Choices newsletter is for all DADS clients and their significant others. more... What is Health Realization? HR is a way of teaching a psychological understanding to help people realize their innate psychological health. It is based on fundamental principles that offer a generic, simple explanation about how and why people function as they do. more... Best Practice Standards in the Treatment of Substance Abuse Disorders Research to determine the best practices for treating substance abuse disorders shows that the most effective therapy involves a combination of approaches rather than one specific treatment. more... D.A.R.E. Program D.A.R.E. stands for "Drug Abuse Resistance Education". more... The California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP) provides fact sheets for major programs, special projects or operations, and basic research findings. more...

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