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Jbtc Evaluation
The research hypotheses underlying the JBTC evaluation encompass the delivery of services (process evaluation), individual-level outcomes (outcome evaluation), and cost effectiveness (economic evaluation). The program-level hypotheses were also tested that relate to JBTC implementation of specific program components and intermediate outcomes, including the urine testing will increase.
Substance abuse treatment participation, retention, and completion rates will increase. Use of appropriate mental health services will increase. Use of educational services, including alternative schools and mentoring, will increase.

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