Commitment and capacity for providing evidence-based tobacco treatment in US drug treatment facilities.
Commitment and capacity for providing evidence-based tobacco treatment in US drug treatment facilities.
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DOI：
10.1080/08897077.2016.1265039
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发表时间：
2017-01
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影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
Friedmann PD
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作者：
Richter KP;Hunt JJ;Cupertino AP;Gajewski BJ;Jiang Y;Marquis J;Friedmann PD
Although people with mental illness, including substance use disorders, consume 44% of cigarettes in the U.S., few facilities provide tobacco treatment. This study assesses staff- and facility-level drivers of tobacco treatment in substance use treatment. We administered surveys to 405 clinic directors selected from a comprehensive inventory of 3,800 U.S. outpatient facilities. The main outcome was the validated 7-item Index of Tobacco Treatment Quality. Other measures included the validated Tobacco Treatment Commitment Scale and indicators of facility resources for providing tobacco treatment. We used stepwise model selection to determine the relationship between capacity/resources and treatment quality. The final model retained 7 items and had good fit (adj. R2=0.43). Four capacities significantly predicted treatment quality. We used SEM to test the impact of staff commitment on treatment quality; the model had good fit and the relationship was significant (CFI=0.951, RMSEA=0.054). Adding the 7 capacity/resources maintained similar model fit (CFI=0.922, RMSEA=0.053). Staff commitment was slightly strengthened in this model, with a rise in parameter estimate from 0.449 to 0.560. All resource/capacity items were also significant predictors of treatment quality; the strongest was receiving training in how to provide tobacco treatment (0.360), followed by dedicated staff time (.279) and having a policy that requires staff to offer treatment (.272). Staff commitment to providing tobacco treatment was the strongest predictor of tobacco treatment quality, followed by resources for providing treatment. Interventions to change staff attitudes and improve resources for tobacco treatment have the strongest potential for improving quality of care.
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