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Evidence-Based and Best Practices

What makes recovery difficult for the criminal justice population?

Written by IRETA | July 22, 2013

Seth Ferranti has been in recovery for 10 years and is nearing the end of a 25-year prison sentence. He writes articles about addiction and incarceration for The Fix, a popular online news source about addiction and recovery.

Filed Under: Addiction in the News, Evidence-Based and Best Practices

Pennsylvania Looks to Upgrade Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

Written by IRETA | June 21, 2013

Modern Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs reduce prescription drug abuse and related harms.

Filed Under: Addiction in the News, Evidence-Based and Best Practices

Navigating the Gap

Written by IRETA | May 31, 2013

A compelling method for working in the space between addiction research and practice.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices, IRETA and Our Services, Research Updates

SBIRT Fits in Today’s (and Tomorrow’s) Provider Business Model

Written by IRETA | April 5, 2013

There has been a groundswell of SBIRT activities in northeastern Ohio, a movement. An Ohio treatment center provides SBIRT at an FQHC, a region that works cooperatively, and everybody wins.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices, SBIRT

Just in Time for Brain Awareness Week

Written by IRETA | March 13, 2013

The Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking presented a webinar about brain research and underage screening. Stay up to speed on SBIRT, drugs, and the teenage brain.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices, Research Updates, SBIRT

Utilizing SBIRT in a student-run free clinic

Written by IRETA | March 11, 2013

Med student and Scaife alumna Miranda Greiner brings motivational interviewing, SBIRT to her work in Kansas.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices, IRETA and Our Services, SBIRT

When Numbers Get Serious

Written by IRETA | March 4, 2013

Every year in Allegheny County, more people die of accidental drug overdose than in traffic accidents and homicides combined. Drugs cause a third of all accidental deaths in Allegheny County in PA.

Filed Under: Addiction in the News, Evidence-Based and Best Practices, Pittsburgh

Spotlight on SBIRT Oregon

Written by IRETA | February 11, 2013

Google “SBIRT projects” and you’ll find lots of federally-funded efforts to learn about service delivery models for SBIRT in various settings. Today, we will talk about how an Oregon team creates a curriculum tackling SBIRT implementation in primary care.

Filed Under: Evidence-Based and Best Practices, SBIRT

Alcohol and violence are so often intertwined

Written by IRETA | January 22, 2013

Addiction treatment veteran Jim Aiello discusses our reluctance to examine the alcohol-violence connection and proposes a solution.

Filed Under: Addiction in the News, Evidence-Based and Best Practices, IRETA and Our Services, Pittsburgh, SBIRT

Marijuana and Teens: a complex and risky relationship

Written by IRETA | January 14, 2013

SBIRT

For at least a quarter of a century—and probably much longer—American teens have been using marijuana more than any other illicit drug. Today, at the beginning of 2013, teen marijuana use is up. IRETA staff member Dr. Dawn Lindsay lends insight in the wake of legalization.

Filed Under: Addiction in the News, Evidence-Based and Best Practices, Research Updates, SBIRT

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The Institute for Research, Education and Training in Addictions (IRETA) is an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit located in Pittsburgh, PA. Our mission is to help people respond effectively to substance use and related problems.

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