CTN-0096-A-1: National Medication-Assisted Treatment Survey of Substance Use Disorder Programs Serving American Indian and Alaska Native People

Douglas Novins, MD
Lead Investigator
Native American and Telehealth Programs
douglas.novins@cuanschutz.edu

This study seeks to provide a detailed description of the use of MATs for Opioid Use Disorders in health care systems and substance abuse treatment programs serving AI/AN communities, much-needed insights regarding the dynamics around the decision to implement such practices, and carefully formulated methods for more effective dissemination. Study aims include 1) describe the use of MATs for Opioid Use Disorders in health care systems and substance abuse treatment programs serving AI/AN communities; 2) describe the factors associated with the implementation of MATs for Opioid Use Disorders in these systems and programs; and 3) identify methods for more effective dissemination of MATs to health care systems and substance abuse treatment programs serving AI/AN.

Funded by the NIH HEAL Initiative^SM.

Related Studies

• CTN-0096: Culturally Centered MAT for OUD Implementation Facilitation for Primary Care and Addiction Treatment Programs Serving American Indian/Alaska Natives

Related Resources

• Publications in the Library about CTN-0096-A-1
• NIDA protocol page

 

All Participating Nodes:

Pacific Northwest Node