well, as was mentioned, we are working with organized medicine through our sbirt efforts, through our attcs. we also have a medical residency component of our screening brief intervention referrals or treatment strategy, but we are also working with our colleagues at hersa and the nih and ondcp, so that we can diffuse that information. it is key to recognize that recovery, as it were, or a public health approach to behavioral health requires a broader overview, not just, as tom pointed out, not just specialty care. it is the full spectrum of care because some problems are just risky problems. the person was drinking three drinks and has minor problems. if we don't address that, then when we-we wait long enough, they'll go from three drinks and minor problems to six drinks and major problems at a single setting. so what you want is this integrated recognition and the differentiation of, okay, well, how do we intervene at specific points, and that notion of staged intervention has been raised, and it's an important one. not everybody needs the same intervention at the same point in time

i know that sbirt, we have sbirt that does a great job of screening patients at every sector of the healthcare system for mental health and for addiction treatment. there's also another program that we have, which is the community transformation grants. john, do you want to talk a little bit about that and what they will do? sure, and they were released in may of this year. they are for states and local communities. their primary focus obviously is on prevention, prevention of a variety of activities. one of those activities is around prevention of -sorry- focus on emotional health. within the emotional health category, there are a number of activities that are specifically focused on preventing alcohol use, substance use, and to promote emotional wellness. so will samhsa continue to do programs that will help communities integrate into these new aca framework? yes. as a matter of fact, we provided, as soon as they came out, information to our stakeholders that are representative of states and local communities in order for them to take advantage of those grant programs. and just so that we ha