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In Memory of Mike Boyle
The behavioral healthcare field lost a great leader with the sudden passing of Mike Boyle on May 7. As CEO and president of Fayette Companies in Peoria, Illinois, Boyle was among the first addiction treatment leaders in the nation to test the NIATx model.
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What’s Next with HIT? Find out with SAMHSA’s BHBusiness Plus
Planning for the Next Generation of HIT, a new learning network in SAMHSAs BHBusiness Plus series
will help participants learn about whats available now and get ready for what s coming next in HIT.
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NIATx Researcher Andrew Quanbeck Receives NIDA Career Development Award
With the award of a K01 Mentored Research Scientist Award, Dr. Quanbeck will be
examining ways to improve adoption of evidence-based practices.
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NIATx Strategic Provider Partnerships Collaborative: Helping States Build
Sustainable Specialty Addiction Treatment Systems
A project offered as part of SAMHSA's BHBusiness Plus will help three states
address gaps and establish priorities for strategic partnerships.
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What factors increase use of NIATx tools and techniques?
To date, few studies have examined the variables that may increase diffusion
and implementation of NIATx innovations. A recent study identified five variables associated with the use of NIATx.
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New research examines barriers to implementing buprenorphine
The research team for the NIATx Ohio Buprenorphine Implementation Study
conducted a qualitative analysis of attitudes toward use of the medication and funding for it. Read more in the full research article published recently in Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy.
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Visit the ATTC/NIATx Service Improvement Blog
May is Hepatitis C Awareness Month. Read about ATTC Network's new training resource, HCVCurrent.
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Find out what's new on the ATTC/NIATx Network of Practice
Join a discussion forum on marijuana, healthcare integration, or implementing an evidence-based practice!
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