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cord-350646-7soxjnnk	Becker, Sara	Virtual reality for behavioral health workforce development in the era of COVID-19	2020-10-09		.txt	text/plain	1063	54	42	The coronavirus 2019 disease (COVID-19) pandemic emerged at a time of substantial investment in the United States substance use service infrastructure. SAMHSA charges TTCs with building the capacity of the behavioral health workforce to provide evidence-based interventions via locally and culturally responsive training and TA. This commentary describes how, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, TTCs rapidly adapted to ensure that the behavioral health workforce had continuous access to remote training and technical assistance. To ensure the modernization of the behavioral health service system, SAMHSA charges TTCs with building the capacity of the behavioral health workforce to provide evidence-based interventions via locally and culturally responsive training and TA (Katz, 2018) . TTCs are guided by extensive evidence that strategies beyond training are required for practice implementation and organizational change (Edmunds et al., 2013) , underscoring the critical need for virtual TA in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.	./cache/cord-350646-7soxjnnk.txt	./txt/cord-350646-7soxjnnk.txt