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In addition to the SAMHSA DTAC Resource Collection library, SAMHSA DTAC maintains four additional resources useful to the field of disaster behavioral health.
SAMHSA Disaster Behavioral Health Information Series (DBHIS)
The SAMHSA DBHIS contains themed resource collections and toolkits that are pertinent to the disaster behavioral health field. All resources for which links are provided are in the public domain or have been authorized for noncommercial use. Hardcopies of some materials may be ordered by using the publication numbers cited in bibliographies. If utilized in program materials, stakeholders should acknowledge the source of the materials.
SAMHSA DBHIS Resource Collections
Links to all resources cited in the SAMHSA DBHIS resource collections are connected to third-party Web sites. SAMHSA is not liable for Section 508 compliance of any documents or resources that are housed within such sites.
SAMHSA DBHIS Toolkits
All resources contained within SAMHSA DBHIS toolkits meet requirements mandated by Section 508.
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The Dialogue
The Dialogue is a quarterly e-communication that provides practical and down-to-earth information for State/Territory behavioral health coordinators, local services providers, Federal agencies, and nongovernmental organizations. If you would like to subscribe or contribute to The Dialogue by suggesting an article topic or by writing an article, please contact SAMHSA DTAC.
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view PDFs.
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DTAC Bulletin
The DTAC Bulletin is a monthly e-communication that is used to share updates in the field, post upcoming activities, and highlight new resources. If you would like to subscribe to the DTAC Bulletin, or contribute a highlight that you would like to share with your colleagues, please contact SAMHSA DTAC.
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The SAMHSA DTAC Discussion Board
The SAMHSA DTAC Discussion Board is an online discussion forum for disaster behavioral health stakeholders. Become a member of this community by visiting http://dtac-discussion.samhsa.gov/register.aspx and completing the brief registration process. Within 2 business days, you will receive your login and password via e-mail with further instructions on how to access the site.
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