New Partnerships for a Changing Environment: Why Drug and Alcohol Treatment Providers and Researchers Need to Collaborate -- New Partnerships for a Changing Environment: Why Drug and Alcohol Treatment Providers and Researchers Need to Collaborate -- A Need for Research: The State of Substance Abuse Treatment in Communities -- BRIDGING THE GAP: A WIN-WIN SITUATION -- SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND WOMEN: A RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY -- Challenges for Community Treatment Providers -- Patient Population -- Changing Environment -- Policy Barriers -- Stigma about Substance Abuse
Providers and Researchers: Working Together -- Putting Research Findings into Practice -- Using Provider Knowledge for New Research -- Getting on the Research Track -- What Is "Research"? -- HOW TO SCREEN RESEARCH REQUESTS -- Benefits for Treatment Providers as Research Partners -- Starting Up -- THE LEARNING ORGANIZATION -- Collaboration Models for Success -- Arapahoe House -- Iowa Consortium for Substance Abuse Research and Evaluation -- Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) -- Taking Action: Next Steps for Treatment Programs
Recommendations for Bridging the Gap Between Practice and Research -- Strategies for Linking Research and Practice -- Strategies for Linking Research Findings, Policy Development and Treatment Implementation -- Strategies for Knowledge Development -- Strategies for Dissemination and Knowledge Transfer -- Strategies for Consumer Participation -- Training Strategies for Community-Based Research Collaboration -- Copyright
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Publication based on a project carried out by the Committee on Community-Based Drug Treatment Research of the Institute of Medicine
