Pilot Health Services and Economic Research on the Treatment of Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Use Disorders
Funds pilot work before a larger trial of how addiction treatment and related services are delivered, paid for and reached.
Whether a treatment works is one question. Whether people can get it, afford it and stay in it is another, and it is the one this notice is about.
The work funded is pilot and preliminary research in preparation for larger services research effectiveness trials.
What those later trials might test is described broadly: interventions, practices and policies designed to optimise access to, and the …
Pilot and preliminary research preparing for larger services research effectiveness trials of interventions, practices and policies optimising access to, and the quality, effectiveness, affordability and utilisation of, drug, tobacco and alcohol use disorder treatment and services for comorbid medical and mental disorders — including approaches commonly used in practice but lacking an evidence base. Clinical trials are optional.
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