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SABG
(redirected from Substance Abuse Block Grant)

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SABGSouth Asia Business Group (University of Chicago Booth School of Business; Chicago, IL)
SABGSubstance Abuse Block Grant
SABGSenescence-Associated Beta-Galactosidase (pathology)
SABGSecondary Alveolar Bone Grafting (medical procedure)


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These workload demands and data retrieval issues have national implications, notably the ability of SAMHSA to demonstrate accountability for mental health and substance abuse block grant expenditures through the National Outcome Measures (NOMs).
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] NAADAC strongly believes that the primary source of public health funding for addictive disorders, the substance abuse block grant administered by SAMHSA, needs to be raised from its current funding level of about $1.
He also noted that the Substance Abuse Block Grant would receive $60 million of the increase proposed by the Bush administration, some of which should be allocated to train more psychiatrists in addiction treatment.
 
 
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