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["Rick Barth" <rbarth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm trying to identify states that:

1.  Are requiring that children tested positive for drugs/alcohol at birth are
reported to child welfare services

2.  Are providing dual track/family assessment services to their lower threat
(typically neglect) cases

3.  Any states that are doing both and whether they are referring the drug-exposed
chidlren and their families to the family assessment track and how that's working.

So, if anyone has a tip on recent reports that summarize the status of state
approaches to providing services to drug-exposed newborns OR has a tip on reports
that summarize the status of "dual track/family assessment track" systems, I'd be
much obliged to get that information

And, if anyone has experience with #3 above, I'd be thrilled to hear from them.

Thank You,

Rick Barth
University of North Carolina
School of Social Work

Richard P. Barth, Ph.D.
Frank A Daniels Professor 
Jordan Institute for Families
School of Social Work
301 Pittsboro Rd
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC  27599-3550
(v) 919 962 6516
(f)        962 1486