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RESEARCH UPDATE:JSAT article explores incentives
in justice settings, co-authored by IRETA director

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JSAT article explores incentives
in justice settings, co-authored by IRETA director

ON-DEMAND WEBINAR:Minimize Liability
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UPCOMING WEBINAR FEB 1:Overview of Fetal
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Overview of Fetal
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Mission Statement

The Institute for Research, Education, and Training in Addictions (IRETA) is a 501 (c) (3) organization that works with national, state, and local partners to improve recognition, prevention, treatment, research and policy related to addiction and recovery.

To achieve its mission, IRETA will provide:

  • Accurate and timely dissemination of evidence-based information.
  • Bidirectional exchange of constructive knowledge related to addiction and recovery.
  • Knowledge of addiction and recovery in a culturally competent manner.

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Community Care Behavioral Health has released the report "Best Practices in the Use of Buprenorphine" which describes a project conducted by IRETA during 2011 to develop a set of clinical guidelines for buprenorphine treatment as a resource for clinicians and payers.

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The Pennsylvania Dept. of Health has received a one-year Strategic Prevention Enhancement grant to strengthen and expand its Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF). IRETA will assist the Dept of Health with training, curriculum development, facilitation, and evaluation.

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SAMHSA has awarded New York State an $8.3 million grant to provide SBIRT to the military community and STD clinic patients. IRETA will act as a project training consultant with SBIRT expertise over the five-year grant period.

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