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Research: Hire EF as Research Director to bring her unbiased public health and preventive medicine lensAudience:
- Medical students
Research program: abstinence-based treatmentAudience:
- Medical students
Research program: abstinence-based treatmentAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Research protocolAudience:
- Medical students
Research : Marketing strategy - switched from residents to medical students at CRC and non-CRC facilitiesAudience:
- People in recovery
Research program: abstinence-based treatmentAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Identification of students to participate in the research programAudience:
- Medical students
Program: Pilot test of research surveyAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recoveryAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recoveryAudience:
- Medical students
Program: Continue medical student AM placement with pre-/post-testingAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Students participating in research program at the following institutions: The Circle Program, Pueblo (psychiatric program), Phoenix House, Brooklyn, WeMAC, Grand Rapids, University of Florida, GainesvilleAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Continue medical student AM placement with pre-/post-testingAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Collection of data (2006-2008) on AD-related demographic, attitudinal, and behavioral data on all students attending SIMS - pre and post SIMS experienceAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Continuing work with WeMAC, Circle Program at the University of FloridaAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Continue medical student AM placement with pre-/post-testingAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Data collection at Betty Ford institute on their SIMS programAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Change to more quantitative assessment under Dr. Frank's direction re medical student AM placementAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Data collection at Betty Ford Institute on their SIMS programAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Additional quantitative assessment re medical student AM placementAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Qualitative and quantitative follow-up assessments of participants in programming and Betty Ford program (SIMS)Audience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Additional quantitative assessment re AM (including with UF Gainesville required AM medical student program, and with Hofstra and the Federation of State Physician Health Programs)Audience:
- Medical students
Research: Data collection for pilot study on assessing change in medical student attitudes toward psychiatric illness and addictionAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Pilot study on assessing medical student beliefs related to alcohol use, prescription drug misuse, and marijuana useAudience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Qualitative and quantitative follow-up assessments of participants in programming and Betty Ford program (SIMS)Audience:
- Medical students
- People in recovery
Research: Additional quantitative assessment re AM (including with UF Gainesville required AM medical student program, and with Hofstra and the Federation of State Physician Health Programs)Audience:
- Medical students
- Physicians
Research: UF Gainesville Pilot study assessing change in medical students attitudes toward psychiatric illness and addiction (psychiatry clerkship)Audience:
- Medical students
- Physicians
Research: UF Gainesville Pilot study assessing medical student beliefs related to alcohol use and prescription drug misuseAudience:
- Medical students
- Residents
- Physicians
- Public Health Professionals
Research: Developing study on: Epidemiology of Binge drinking in a large sample of physicians enrolled in postgraduate medical training in the Hofstra/North Shore Long Island Jewish Health SystemAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Completed (with U Florida) data collection for pilot study on medical students' attitudes towards psychiatric illness and addictionAudience:
- Medical students
- Physicians
Research: Assessment (with U Florida) of data on medical students' beliefs related to alcohol use and prescription drug misuseAudience:
- Medical students
- Physicians
- People in recovery
Research: Completed publication of qualitative and quantitative follow-up assessments of participants in programming and Betty Ford program (SIMS)Audience:
- Physicians
Research: Completion of publication of research conducted by Lisa Merlo and Erica Frank at University of Florida on "Change in Medical Student Perceptions of Psychiatry Following Participation in an Innovative Clerkship"Audience:
- Medical students
- Residents
- Physicians
- Public Health Professionals
Research: Scott Oakman - Discussions with Education Committees of the AADPRT and AAAP to develop APTP consulting and award program to assess addiction curricula and clinical opportunities/sites in 10% of US psychiatric residency programs, identify and fill curricular gaps, assist programs in identifying clinical training opportunities for US psychiatry residents and other physicians in identification and treatment of SUDsSAudience:
- Medical students
Research: Scott Oakman - Observation and evaluation of the University of Minnesota's medical student clinical simulation program for development of motivational interviewing skillsAudience:
- Residents
- Public Health Professionals
- Nurses
- General public
Research: Dr. Bob Kagoro will be focusing his research proposal on the role of alcohol abuse in domestic violence. - APTP Research Institute MeetingAudience:
- Residents
- Physicians
- Public Health Professionals
- Nurses
Research: Dr. Sulaiman Mansaray - the seroprevalence of Hepatitis B and D, and how addicts can be at greater risk of getting infected. - APTP Research Institute MeetingAudience:
- Residents
- Physicians
- Public Health Professionals
- Nurses
Research: Dr. Abdulkarim Usman - the impact of addiction on health-seeking behaviors, especially in relation to the effects of COVID19 on the ability to deal with these behaviors. - APTP Research Institute Meeting
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