Helping people respond effectively to substance use and related problems

The Institute for Research, Education and Training in Addictions (IRETA) is a public health nonprofit in Pittsburgh, PA. We help helpers do what they do...better.
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Helping people respond effectively to substance use and related problems

The Institute for Research, Education and Training in Addictions (IRETA) is a public health nonprofit in Pittsburgh, PA. We help helpers do what they do...better.
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Consulting

We devise change plans that fit the outcomes our clients want to achieve

Learn about our work with addiction treatment providers, healthcare organizations, and the criminal justice system.

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Training

Convenient continuing education for a range of professionals

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Evaluation

Data analysis and practice guidelines to improve service quality

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Educating Medical Students About Substance Use Disorders

IRETA has been able to provide more than 120 medical and psychology students from over 50 medical schools with training in substance use and addiction.

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Improving the Quality of a Problem-Solving Court

RISE engaged IRETA to facilitate a two-year quality improvement program that included the rapid cycle PDSA tool (Plan – Do – Study – Act).

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Determining Appropriate Drug Testing Practices for Patients with Addiction

Although drug testing occurs in nearly every addiction treatment setting, there is a lack of evidence-based guidance.

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Improving Intervention and Treatment for the Louisiana National Guard

The Substance Abuse Services Initiative (SASI) is a federally-funded pilot project designed to provide a continuum of substance abuse services to soldiers.

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UPCOMING WEBINAR

How Nurses Can Foster Positive Interactions with Patients with Substance Use Disorders

All nurses encounter patients with addiction and these patients can be challenging to treat. However, it is imperative that nurses foster positive relationships with patients that have substance use disorders in order to provide high quality healthcare.

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Recent Resources

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Implementing Recovery Oriented Methadone-Maintenance: A Clinical Quality Improvement Project

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Hope and Help for Families Affected by Substance Use Disorders

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Motivational Interviewing Toolkit

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SBIRT Toolkit

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Risk Management Toolkit

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Co-occurring Disorder Toolkit

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SBIRT 101

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SBIRT for Adolescents - Online Course

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Digital Tour: Rethinking Drinking by NIAAA

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