R03-713 Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP)

A. A licensee or court certified program providing alcohol and drug safety action programs shall:

1. In accordance with K.S.A. 8-1008, provide a pre-sentence alcohol and drug evaluation report for an individual who is convicted of a violation of K.S.A. 8-1567 or comparable city or county ordinance, and

2. Supervise and monitor an individual who is to complete an alcohol and drug safety action program or an alcohol and drug use treatment program.

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 A, if applicable.

 

B. A licensee or certified court program providing alcohol and drug safety action programs shall provide monitoring and supervision for individuals whom the prosecutor considers for eligibility or finds eligible to enter a diversion agreement in lieu of further criminal proceedings.

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 B, if applicable.

 

C. For purposes of certification, a licensee providing an ADSAP program shall be certified by:

1. The chief judge of the judicial district to be served by the program, or

2. Per K.S.A. 8-1008, by the Secretary of SRS in a judicial district in which the chief judge declines to certify a program.

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 C, if applicable.

 

D. In addition to any qualifications established by the secretary, the chief judge may establish qualifications for the certification of programs which may include requirements for training, education and certification of personnel, supervision and monitoring of clients, fee reimbursement procedures; handling of conflicts of interest; delivery of services of clients unable to pay; other matters relating to quality and delivery of services by the program (K.S.A. 8-1008).

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 D, if applicable.

 

E. A licensee or certified program shall conduct a formal clinical interview consisting of the following:

1. Driving history information, as supplied by the offender or referring party, and

2. Alcohol and drug use information, as supplied by the offender or referring party to include:

a. Blood alcohol concentration at the time of arrest,

b. Prior alcohol or other drug treatment,

c. Poly-drug use, and

d. Prior alcohol and drug related arrest,

e. Recommendations for education and treatment, and

f. Other information, as indicated.

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 E.

 

F. A licensee or certified program shall, in addition to the clinical interview, utilize a minimum of 2 standardized assessment tools approved by the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services and shall be:

1. Used as components of the overall evaluation, and

2. Administered according to recommended procedures.

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 F.

 

G. A licensee or certified program providing alcohol and drug information school shall:

1. Provide at least 10 hours of education in which 2 hours can be counted towards the assessment, and

2. Alcohol and drug information to include:

a. Substance use, abuse and dependency and the differences of each,

b. Disease concept,

c. Current drunk driving and drug laws in the state,

d. How alcohol, drugs, and nicotine products effect the body, mind, and spirit, and

e. Education and information about HIV and AIDS.

Review policy and procedure manual and verify it reflects the requirements as stated in R03-713 G. 2. Review client files and verify R03-713 G 2 a through e.