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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 26.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2018 Feb 16;185:367–373. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2017.12.020

Table 1.

Implementation program characteristics (N = 94 programs).

N (%)
Operational period
  12 or more months 88 (93.6)
  6 to 12 months 2 (2.1)
  Fewer than 6 months 4 (4.3)
Targeted substance
  Cocaine only 53 (56.4)
  All stimulants 37 (39.4)
  Multiple illicit substances 4 (4.3)
Standard course of CMa
  Yes 70 (74.5)
  No 24 (25.5)
Length of CM course
  12 weeks 79 (84)
  8 weeks 11 (11.7)
  Other 4 (4.3)
Testing frequency
  Twice-weekly 85 (90.4)
  Thrice-weekly 5 (5.3)
  Mixed 4 (4.3)
Cap on draws
  Twelve 1 (1.1)
  Eight 92 (97.9)
  Six 1 (1.1)
Platform program
  Outpatient 85 (90.4)
  Residential 6 (6.4)
  Opioid replacement 3 (3.2)
Reinforcer
  Veterans Canteen Service (VCS) coupon books 75 (79.8)
  Prizes & VCS coupon books 13 (13.8)
  Prize cabinet 6 (6.4)
Testing method
  Lab 63 (67.0)
  Point of care 31 (33.0)
Eligibilityb
  Target-substance diagnosis 59 (64.1)
  Target-substance misuse 33 (35.9)
Number of staff implementing per site X¯=2.1 SD = 1.3 Median = 2.0 Range = 1–9

Note.

a

A standard course of CM is 12-weeks of twice-weekly testing, targeting stimulants, with a cap of 8 draws.

b

92 (97.9%) of the 94 programs provided their CM eligibility criteria.