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Fidelity to Housing First
Ana Stefancic
National Alliance to End Homelessness 2014
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The Pathways Housing First Model
• A program that provides immediate access to permanent housing and support services with a philosophy of participant choice. Clients are not required to participate in psychiatric treatment or attain a period of sobriety in order to obtain or keep permanent housing.
• Scatter-site housing, choice, no housing readiness, harm reduction…
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HF Requires Change
• Change in view of those served
• Change in goals of the system
• Change in power relationships
• Change in focus and locus of care
• Change in treatment culture
• Change in funding patterns
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Stages of Change Pre-
contemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action
Maintenance
Relapse
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HUD CoC Applications: Housing First
Extent to which PSH programs within a CoC implement a Housing First approach
• Prioritization of chronic homelessness
• Housing offered without preconditions
• Rapid placement (and stabilization) in permanent housing
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Why Fidelity?
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Fidelity • Assess the extent to which components of the
program model are being implemented
– Structural features: what does the housing look like? What services are provided?
–Philosophy, values: participant choice? Harm reduction?
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Pathways Housing First Fidelity Scale Results: Program Spectrum
The case of Housing First…”It’s all about Housing & Choice”
“Participants can choose to be clean and sober and
they’ll get an apartment. Or they can choose to continue
using and we’ll still give them
housing in a room & board”
“Participants can choose the housing they want regardless of whether
they are actively using.”
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Why Fidelity? • Housing First is not Housing Only
• Housing First is not “Housing is the first thing after they…”
• Choice is not laissez-faire
• Assertive engagement is not coercion
• Peer Specialists are not junior case managers
• Understand current practice & make improvements
• Maximize outcomes
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Fidelity Development
Pathways Housing
First Fidelity
PSH Fidelity Scale
T-MACT Fidelity Scale
DACTS Fidelity Scale
Surveying Early HF
Implementers
Housing First
Descriptions
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Pathways Housing First Fidelity
5 Domains:
1) Housing Choice & Structure
2) Separation of Housing & Treatment,
3) Service Philosophy
4) Service Array
5) Program Structure
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Sample Items
• Rights of Tenancy, affordability, integration
• No housing readiness requirements
• No treatment contingencies: Can keep housing as long as participant follows a standard lease
• Extent of implementation of harm reduction
• Availability of services for assistance with psychiatric, substance abuse, employment/educational, and social integration needs
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Fidelity: Multi-purpose
Program
Development
Research Targeted Technical
Assistance
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Multiple Uses of Fidelity
Fidelity: determine the degree to which the key components of the Housing First model are being implemented
• Program Development – How can we guide programs to begin implementing
the model?
• Targeted Technical Assistance – What specific areas does a program need assistance
with?
• Research – How are program components linked to outcomes?
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Fidelity
• Influences on Multiple Levels
• Agency implementing the program
• Local Housing
• Local Policy
• Social and Cultural Context
• Geography
• Funding
• Needs of the Participants
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Housing First Fidelity Adaptation
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• When does the program change the system?
• When does the system change the program?
Housing First System
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Fidelity Site Visit • Before visit: collect basic info
– What types of housing do participants live in – How long did it take to get into housing – What percentage of participants have been discharged
• Team meeting observation • Individual interviews with staff
– All frontline providers; Each discipline – Team Leader – Program Director, Administrators
• Focus group with program participants • Chart review (random selection) • Optional: home visits
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Housing First Fidelity: Tools
• Pathways Housing First Fidelity Scale (Stefancic et al., 2013, American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation)
• Housing First Program Practices Self-Assessment (Gilmer et al., 2013, Psychiatric Services)
• Workbook: How to Start a Housing First Program
• Pathways Housing First Manual – Housing First: The Pathways Model to End Homelessness for People with Mental Illness and Addiction (Tsemberis; Hazelden)
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Fidelity Self-Assessment Survey & Residential Outcomes for California
Full Service Partnerships (FSP)
• 93 programs
• 6,584 participants
• Diagnosis – Schizophrenia 62%
• Housing Outcomes 1 year pre- and post-enrollment into housing & services
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FSP Fidelity & Outcomes
• High fidelity programs: Better targeting - Enrolled consumers with much longer histories of homelessness (High = 101, Low = 46) and higher rates of substance abuse
• Days living independently in an apartment or SRO increased among high fidelity programs, but declined among low fidelity programs
UCSD: Gilmer et al., Psychiatric Services, 2014
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At Home / Chez Soi: Fidelity & Outcomes
• 2,251 participants • 5 cities • Random assignment to Treatment as Usual or
Housing First (High and Moderate Need)
• Higher fidelity was associated with participants’ higher social functioning, increased quality of life, and more time stably housed
• Overall fidelity was correlated with direct service time, indirect service time, and number of contacts with providers
Goering et al., under review
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Housing First for Persons with Substance Use Problems
9 Scatter-site Housing Providers 358 Participants Modified Fidelity Assessment Participants in programs with greater Housing First fidelity along principles of client-centered services and harm reduction interventions/open communication: • More likely to stay in housing • Less likely to report using stimulants, opiates at 1-yr
follow-up
CASAColumbia: Davidson et al., 2014, Psychiatric Services
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Higher fidelity to Housing First is associated with more recovery-oriented practice and improved outcomes.
Key Point
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Ana Stefancic [email protected]
www.pathwaystohousing.org
@Pathways_HF
Photo Credits: Corinna See Stansbury