IDDT Affiliation Code: Step-by-Step Guide

The Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT) Affiliation Code is assigned to consumers receiving IDDT services who are enrolled in the State of Ohio's Multi-Agency Community Services Information System (MACSIS). The IDDT Affiliation Code gives the state, county boards, and service agencies the capacity to collect data and to examine indicators and outcomes systematically for IDDT consumers and to use this knowledge to inform and advance public policy, community service plans, and day-to-day service delivery locally and across the state.

• Agency providers
• County boards
• State of Ohio stakeholders 

PRODUCT SPECS

• 16-page booklet
• A step-by-step guide
• Free PDF

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

At-A-Glance Checklist
One-pager to track your progress.
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Message Board
Ask questions, get answers about the IDDT Affiliation Code. Visit the "Discussions" section of this website.

Consumer Roster
Free. Click to retrieve the file:

• Monthly roster

Sample SQL Code
Free. Click to retrieve the files:

• Service utilization
• Cost (n/a)
• Quality of life (n/a)
• General review

Sample Table
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• Table

Sample Reports
Free. Click to retrieve the file:

• Service utilization (n/a)
• Cost
• Quality of life (n/a)
• Crisis services
• State hospital bed-days

MACSIS SUPPORT

Use this resource only for MACSIS-specific questions. Get help for:

• Enrolling consumers
• Navigating screens
• Affiliation extract files

Contact MACSIS:

• Call: 877-462-2747
• Send email (click)
• Get web site (click)

STATEWIDE INITIATIVE

In September 2008, the State of Ohio commenced its "IDDT Affiliation Code Initiative," which included a pilot project that was a collaboration among the following:

• Center for Evidence-Based Practices and its Ohio SAMI CCOE initiative
• Ohio Department of Mental Health (ODMH)
• Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (ODADAS)
• Mental Health and Recovery Board of Ashland County

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ABOUT THE MODEL

Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT), the evidence-based practice, was developed and is studied by researchers at the Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center of Dartmouth Medical School in Lebanon, New Hampshire. The researchers include Robert E. (Bob) Drake, MD, PhD, Kim T. Mueser, PhD, and their colleagues.

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