Drug testing is part of a comprehensive approach to identify, assess, engage, and support parents affected by substance use. The following resources can be used by child welfare, courts and substance use treatment to support recovery.
National Center on Substance Abuse and Child Welfare, 2021
Parental substance use affects many families who come to the attention of child welfare, and drug testing is one tool child welfare
...(Read More)National Center on Substance Abuse and Child..., 2021
Parental substance use affects many families who come to the attention of child welfare, and drug testing is one tool child welfare
... (Read More)American Society of Addiction Medicine, 2017
Provides guidance about the effective use of drug testing in the identification
... (Read More)Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services A..., 2010
Guides child welfare policymakers on using practice and policy protocols for drug
... (Read More)Date: February 15, 2022
Features: 1) key action steps to develop a child welfare drug testing policy; 2) strategies to mitigate challenges child welfare
...(Read More)Kentucky Safe Families in Recovery, Practice..., 2018
Provides basic information on drug testing, as well as recommendations on the use of
... (Read More)Indiana Department of Child Services, 2018
Outlines drug screening policies and procedures that may be carried out as a
... (Read More)Indiana Department of Child Services, 2018
Outlines drug screening policies and procedures that may be carried out during the
... (Read More)Iowa Children’s Justice State Council, 2011
Helps courts understand and evaluate drug testing practices.
... (Read More)Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services ..., 2012
Offers guidance that clinical practitioners (e.g., physicians, nurse practitioners
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