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Evaluating Fidelity to a Modified NIATx Process Improvement Strategy for Improving HIV Services in Correctional Facilities by Pankow, Jennifer, Willett, Jennifer, Yang, Yang, Swan, Holly, Dembo, Richard, Burdon, William M., Patterson, Yvonne, Pearson, Frank S., Belenko, Steven, Frisman, Linda K.

“…In a study aimed at improving the quality of HIV services for inmates, an organizational process improvement strategy using change teams was tested in 14…”
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Psychosocial functioning among inmates in prison-based drug treatment: results from Project BRITE by Burdon, William M., St. De Lore, Jef, Dang, Jeff, Warda, Umma S., Prendergast, Michael L.

“…Objective To assess the impact of a positive behavioral reinforcement intervention on psychosocial functioning of inmates over the course of treatment and on…”
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Differential effectiveness of residential versus outpatient aftercare for parolees from prison-based therapeutic community treatment programs by Burdon, William M, Dang, Jeff, Prendergast, Michael L, Messina, Nena P, Farabee, David

“…Research has indicated that more intense treatment is associated with better outcomes among clients who are appropriately matched to treatment intensity level…”
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An Evaluation of Six Brief Interventions That Target Drug-Related Problems in Correctional Populations by Joe, George W., Knight, Kevin, Simpson, D. Dwayne, Flynn, Patrick M., Morey, Janis T., Bartholomew, Norma G., Tindall, Michele Staton, Burdon, William M., Hall, Elizabeth A., Martin, Steve S., O'Connell, Daniel J.

“…Finding brief effective treatments for criminal justice populations is a major public need. The CJ-DATS Targeted Intervention for Corrections (TIC), which…”
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Developing and Implementing a Positive Behavioral Reinforcement Intervention in Prison-Based Drug Treatment: Project BRITE by Burdon, William M., St. De Lore, Jef, Prendergast, Michael L.

“…Within prison settings, the reliance on punishment for controlling inappropriate or noncompliant behavior is self-evident. What is not so evident is the…”
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Collaborative Behavioral Management for Drug-Involved Parolees: Rationale and Design of the Step'n Out Study by FRIEDMANN, PETER D., KATZ, ELIZABETH C., RHODES, ANNE G., TAXMAN, FAYE S., O'CONNELL, DANIEL J., FRISMAN, LINDA K., BURDON, WILLIAM M., FLETCHER, BENNETT W., LITT, MARK D., CLARKE, JENNIFER, MARTIN, STEVEN S.

“…This article describes the rationale, study design, and implementation for the Step'n Out study of the Criminal Justice Drug Abuse Treatment Studies. Step'n…”
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Assessing the Needs of Women in Institutional Therapeutic Communities by Messina, Nena P., Burdon, William M., Prendergast, Michael L.

“…This study outlines the treatment needs of women offenders entering prison-based therapeutic communities, known as institutional therapeutic communities…”
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Coercion and Sex Offenders: Controlling Sex-Offending Behavior Through Incapacitation and Treatment by Burdon, William M., Gallagher, Catherine A.

“…Sex offenders represent a variable group of law violators, yet they are often viewed as suffering from a generalized mental illness and in need of treatment…”
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The California Treatment Expansion Initiative: Aftercare Participation, Recidivism, and Predictors of Outcomes by Burdon, William M., Messina, Nena P., Prendergast, Michael L.

“…This study explored possible predictors of participation in aftercare and 12-month return-to-custody (RTC) among 4,155 inmates who participated in prison-based…”
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Prison-based therapeutic community substance abuse programs--implementation and operational issues by Burdon, William M, Farabee, David, Prendergast, Michael L, Messina, Nena P

“…Over the past year, California has experienced a substantial growth in the number of prison-based TC substance abuse treatment programs. Process evaluations of…”
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Childhood Adverse Events and Current Traumatic Distress: A Comparison of Men and Women Drug-Dependent Prisoners by Messina, Nena, Grella, Christine, Burdon, William, Prendergast, Michael

“…This study describes the prevalence of childhood adverse events (CAEs) among men and women prisoners and assesses the relationship of CAEs to adult symptoms of…”
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Drug Courts and Contingency Management by Burdon, William M., Roll, John M., Prendergast, Michael L., Rawson, Richard A.

“…Drug courts have become an increasingly popular response to the increased burden placed on the criminal justice system by substance abuse. However, evaluation…”
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Organizational characteristics of drug abuse treatment programs for offenders by Grella, Christine E., Ph.D, Greenwell, Lisa, Ph.D, Prendergast, Michael, Ph.D, Farabee, David, Ph.D, Hall, Elizabeth, Ph.D, Cartier, Jerome, M.A, Burdon, William, Ph.D

“…Abstract This article examines the association between the organizational characteristics of drug abuse treatment programs for offenders and the provision of…”
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Predictors of Prison-Based Treatment Outcomes: A Comparison of Men and Women Participants by Messina, Nena, Burdon, William, Hagopian, Garo, Prendergast, Michael

“…The purpose of this study was to examine differences between men and women entering prison-based therapeutic community (TC) treatment and to explore the…”
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Deception in intimate relationships: a comparison of heterosexuals and homosexuals/bisexuals by Burdon, W M

“…This study attempted to determine (a) if there is a difference in the degree to which deception occurs in heterosexual versus homosexual/bisexual intimate…”
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Collaborative behavioral management among parolees: drug use, crime and re-arrest in the Step'n Out randomized trial by Friedmann, Peter D., Green, Traci C., Taxman, Faye S., Harrington, Magdalena, Rhodes, Anne G., Katz, Elizabeth, O'Connell, Daniel, Martin, Steven S., Frisman, Linda K., Litt, Mark, Burdon, William, Clarke, Jennifer G., Fletcher, Bennett W.

“…ABSTRACT Aims  To determine whether collaborative behavioral management (CBM) reduces substance use, crime and re‐arrest among drug‐involved parolees. Design …”
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Policies and practices in the delivery of HIV services in correctional agencies and facilities: results from a multisite survey by Belenko, Steven, Hiller, Matthew, Visher, Christy, Copenhaver, Michael, O'Connell, Daniel, Burdon, William, Pankow, Jennifer, Clarke, Jennifer, Oser, Carrie

“…HIV risk is disproportionately high among incarcerated individuals. Corrections agencies have been slow to implement evidence-based guidelines and…”
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Prison-Based Treatment for Drug-Dependent Women Offenders: Treatment Versus No Treatment by Messina, Nena, Burdon, William, Prendergast, Michael

“…This outcome study compared six- and 1 2-month return-to-custody data for 171 treatment participants and 145 nontreated general population inmates at the…”
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One year return to custody rates among co-disordered offenders by Messina, Nena, Burdon, William, Hagopian, Garo, Prendergast, Michael

“…The extent to which therapeutic community (TC) methods meet the treatment needs of offenders with substance abuse disorders and co‐occurring psychiatric…”
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Identifying Predictors of Treatment Outcome in a Drug Court Program by Roll, John M., Prendergast, Michael, Richardson, Kimberly, Burdon, William, Ramirez, Anthony

“…Drug courts are popular for dealing with drug-abusing offenders. However, relatively little is known about participant characteristics that reliably predict…”
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