Alcohol Health Services Research (R01)
Funds research into why most people with alcohol use disorder never get treated — access, appeal, cost, insurance, and getting proven methods used.
Most people with alcohol use disorder never get treated at all, and that gap has less to do with whether a treatment works than with whether anyone can get to it, wants it, or can pay for it. This notice funds research into the gap itself, rather than into new treatments.
NIAAA names five areas of emphasis. Increasing access to treatment. Making treatment something people actually want — the noti…
Health services research on the alcohol use disorder treatment gap: increasing access to treatment, making treatment more appealing, examining cost structures and insurance systems, dissemination and implementation of existing evidence-based approaches, and reducing health disparities as a way of closing the gap.
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