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Community Oriented Correctional Health Services Mapping Arrestee Population Tool (COCHS M.A.P. Tool©)


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Community Oriented Correctional Health Services Mapping Arrestee Population Tool (COCHS M.A.P. Tool©) is a Web-based program that allows correctional center staff to locate community services such as health clinics, mental health centers, and substance abuse treatment centers that detainees are likely to need after their release. The MAP Tool records user-entered data to determine the relative relationship between the location of arrestees and the location of various community services. A tutorial is provided. Free registration is required. 

Links to the Tool:
This tool is available at: http://www.cochsmaptool.org/

Developer

Community Oriented Correctional Health Services

Funding Sources

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation


QualityTool Topic

Quality Improvement Strategies


History

  • Release Date: 02/2009
  • Original Summary: 10/2009
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QualityTool Classification
Patient Population: spacer Vulnerable Populations > Mentally ill; Prisoners; Substance abusers
Stage of Care: spacer Primary care
Patient Care Process: spacer Active Care Processes: Diagnosis and Treatment > Behavioral or mental health therapy; Primary care
IOM Domains of Quality: spacer Efficiency; Patient-centeredness
QualityTool Format: spacer Web site
QualityTool Topic: spacer Quality Improvement Strategies
Developer: spacer Community Oriented Correctional Health Services
Funding Sources: spacer Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Jacob and Valeria Langeloth Foundation

 

Last updated: October 28, 2009.

 

 spacer Associated Profile:
 Community Health Center-Jail Partnerships Improve Care During and After Incarceration, Reduce Jail-Based Violence and Deaths and Enhance Access to Community-Based Care
(10/28/09)

 
 
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