3.1.D. Promote Law Enforcement Assisted HEAL Diversion Bangor. – 3.1.E. Increase HIV/HCV testing. HIV service organizations, including HEAL Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 4. Increase 4.1. Reduce waitlists for substance 4.1.A. Map and analyze Medicine Assist Office of Substance Abuse and Mental access to use services. (Baseline and target to Treatment (MAT) waitlist data. Health Services effective be determined.) 4.1.B Use hot-spotting and syndromic data Office of Substance Abuse and Mental substance use to identify and address critical needs. Health Services, Maine CDC, Infectious treatment Disease Epidemiology Program services. 4.1.C. Include law enforcement and other Office of Substance and Mental stakeholders in data analytics. Health Services, Department of Public Safety 4.1.D. Align OTP regulations with federal Office of Substance and Mental regulations. Health Services 4.1.E. Address other barriers to services by Office of Substance Abuse and Mental developing additional resources where Health Services necessary. 4.1.F. Maintain substance use medicine Office of Substance Abuse and Mental assisted treatment (MAT) locator via Health Services Maine 211. 4.1.G. Provide SBIRT, warm hand-offs, Office of Substance and Mental and 30-day check-ins via 211. Health Services 4.1.H. Increase the number of qualified EMHS (Eastern Maine Health Systems) Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) prescribers.
3.1.D. Promote Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion – Bangor. HEAL 3.1.E. Increase HIV/HCV testing. HIV service organizations, including HEAL Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 4. Increase access to effective substance use treatment services. 4.1. Reduce waitlists for substance use services. (Baseline and target to be determined.) 4.1.A. Map and analyze Medicine Assist Treatment (MAT) waitlist data. Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services 4.1.B Use hot-spotting and syndromic data to identify and address critical needs. Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services, Maine CDC, Infectious Disease Epidemiology Program 4.1.C. Include law enforcement and other stakeholders in data analytics. Office of Substance and Mental Health Services, Department of Public Safety 4.1.D. Align OTP regulations with federal regulations. Office of Substance and Mental Health Services 4.1.E. Address other barriers to services by developing additional resources where necessary. Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services 4.1.F. Maintain substance use medicine assisted treatment (MAT) locator via Maine 211. Office of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services 4.1.G. Provide SBIRT, warm hand-offs, and 30-day check-ins via 211. Office of Substance and Mental Health Services 4.1.H. Increase the number of qualified Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) prescribers. EMHS (Eastern Maine Health Systems)
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