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Research Topics

Topics of interest in the area of health services and youth drug abuse include but are not limited to:

Organization, Management, Delivery, Financing, and Costs of Drug Abuse Treatment Services
Effectiveness of School-, Family-, Peer-, Media-, and Community-based Treatment Services
Effectiveness of Comprehensive, Integrated, and Targeted Drug Abuse Treatment Services to Address Multiple Outcomes (e.g., Drug Abuse, Criminal Activity, Violence, HIV/AIDS)
Effectiveness of Services for Defined Subpopulations (e.g., justice-involved, homeless)
Gender-, Developmentally- and Culturally- Sensitive and Specific Approaches to Delivering Drug Abuse Treatment Services
Methodology: Research Designs, Instruments, Data Analytic Procedures Appropriate for Multi-level Services Research
Adoption, Translation, Sustainability and Outcomes of New and Existing Service Delivery Systems
Controlled Studies that Transport Efficacious Drug Abuse Treatment Interventions into Different Settings
Social Contextual Factors that Facilitate or Impede the Effective Delivery of Drug Abuse Treatment Services

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