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Welcome to the University of Memphis

CIT CENTER

A Resource for CIT Programs Across the Nation

  • National Curriculum
  • Introduction
    • Overview
  • Mental Health Didactics
    • Overview of Mental Health Didactics
    • Severe, Persistent Mental Ilness
    • Child and Youth, Adolescence
    • Cognitive Disorders
    • Special Focus Issues
    • Substance Abuse Issues
    • Psychopharmacology
    • Assessment and Commitment
  • Community Support
    • Overview of Community Support
    • Advocacy and Perspective
    • Community Resources
    • Cultural Awareness and Diversity
    • Homelessness Awareness
    • Veterans Issues
  • De-Escalation Training
    • Overview of De-Escalation Training
    • General
    • De-Escalation Skills
    • Law Enforcement Tactics
    • Scenario Discussion
    • Scenario and Role Play
  • Site Visits
    • Overview of Site Visits
    • General Sites
    • VA Medical Center
    • Day Treatment
    • Emergency and Crisis Unit
    • Homeless Program
    • Psychiatric Hospital
    • Outpatient Treatment
  • Law Enforcement
    • Overview of Law Enforcement
    • Law Enforcement Liability
    • Equipment Orientation
    • Policy and Procedures
    • Questions and Answers
    • Officer Tactics and Safety
    • Officer Discretion
    • Officer Stress Management and Health
  • Research and Systems
    • Overview of Research and Systems
    • Jail Diversion
    • CIT Overview
    • Mental Health Courts
    • Evaluation of Training
  • Administrative Tasks
    • Overview of Administrative Tasks
    • Welcome and Overview
    • Break
    • Lunch
    • Graduation

Research and Systems

The Research and Systems classification includes descriptions of jail diversion strategies, an overview of how the CIT program functions, a review of Mental Health Courts, and evaluation of the training outcomes. CIT program history, as well as pre-tests and post-tests related to the effects of training are discussed within this section. The Research and Systems section helps officers understand how the program fits into the broader picture of diverting individuals living with mental illness from jail into available community services and care.

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