Grants

Paths to Recovery: Changing the Process of Care for Substance Abuse Programs

To strengthen the addiction treatment system's ability to successfully use process improvement techniques toward increasing patients' access to and retention in addiction treatment programs.

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National Program

University of Wisconsin-Madison

610 Walnut Street
Madison, WI, 53726-2336

608-265-0063
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David H. Gustafson
Program Director

608-239-5535
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Kim Johnson
Deputy Director

608-263-4793
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Todd Molfenter
Deputy Director

608-262-1685
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Corey Zetts
Communications Officer

608-262-5999
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RWJF Staff

Ann P. Pomphrey

Program Officer

Mia A. Sedwick

Communications Officer

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Recent Grants

$725,529.00 awarded to University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Health Systems Research and Analysis - Technical assistance and direction for the Paths to Recovery program
$999,983.00 awarded to Oregon Health & Science University - Evaluation of the Paths to Recovery program
$182,060.00 awarded to Brandywine Counseling Inc. - Paths to Recovery: Changing the Process of Care for Substance Abuse Programs
$179,556.00 awarded to Daybreak of Spokane - Paths to Recovery: Changing the Process of Care for Substance Abuse Programs
$202,756.00 awarded to Jackie Nitschke Center Inc. - Paths to Recovery: Changing the Process of Care for Substance Abuse Programs

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