Greater Southern California Node of the Clinical Trials Network

项目摘要/摘要 此应用程序响应关于可用性的特殊利益通知(Nosi) 关于2019年小说研究的行政副刊和紧急竞争性修订 冠状病毒(非-DA-20-047)，要求对农村扩展项目进行行政补充 阿片类药物使用障碍的药物治疗(农村穆德，CTN-0102)。的主要目的是 父项目是调查远程医疗(TM)对以下各项的Moud访问和保留的影响 农村初级保健机构中患有妇产科疾病的个人。冠状病毒病2019年(新冠肺炎，或 COVID)大流行迫使许多医疗保健系统迅速实施远程护理 模型，这与这个项目直接相关。在现有研究计划的基础上，我们 要求行政补充对COVID对TM的影响进行彻底调查 农村社区的做法和获得Moud的机会。除了描述中的变化 对于TM治疗的态度和看法，我们将调查和评估其影响 COVID在未来两年关于Moud接入和服务(尤其是TM)的变化 在农村初级保健环境中和在患者使用药物(特别是阿片类药物)和健康方面 条件。研究的具体目标包括：目标1.评估Moud获取和服务的变化 (尤其是TM)在COVID大流行期间在农村初级保健环境中的应用，以及目标2.评估 COVID患者药物使用(特别是阿片类药物)和健康状况的变化 大流行。补充资金将支持(1)定性数据收集和分析， 包括焦点小组和半结构化访谈，以记录来自 来自初级保健诊所的社区利益相关者、提供者和患者的视角 为农村社区提供服务，以及(2)包括健康在内的定量数据收集和分析 农村初级保健诊所服务的患者记录以及OUD患者的自我报告 参与者调查，以调查COVID对医疗保健、TM和物质使用的影响。 这些发现将有助于了解有关COVID的影响、反应和 对农村社区的影响，以及为偏远地区的未来发展提供信息和塑造 护理模特。

Project Summary/Abstract This application, responding to the Notice of Special Interest (NOSI) regarding the Availability of Administrative Supplements and Urgent Competitive Revisions for Research on the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (NOT-DA-20-047), requests an administrative supplement to the Rural Expansion of Medication Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (Rural MOUD, CTN-0102). The main purpose of the parent project is to investigate the impact of telemedicine (TM) on MOUD access and retention for individuals with OUD in rural primary care settings. The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19, or COVID for short) pandemic has forced many health care systems to rapidly implement remote care models, which is of direct relevance to this project. Building upon the existing research plan, we request an administrative supplement to conduct a thorough investigation of COVID’s impact on TM practices and access to MOUD in rural communities. In addition to characterizing changes in attitudes and perceptions regarding TM for OUD treatment, we will investigate and assess the impact of COVID over the next 2 years with regard to changes in MOUD access and services (especially TM) in rural primary care settings and in OUD patients’ use of substances (particularly opioids) and health conditions. Study specific aims include: Aim 1. To assess changes in MOUD access and services (especially TM) in rural primary care settings over the COVID pandemic, and Aim 2. To assess changes in OUD patients’ substance use (particularly opioids) and health conditions over the COVID pandemic. The supplement funding will support (1) qualitative data collection and analysis that includes focus groups and semi-structured interviews to document COVID impact from the perspective of community stakeholders, providers, and patients drawn from primary care clinics serving rural communities, and (2) quantitative data collection and analysis that includes health records for patients served by the rural primary care clinics as well as self-report from OUD patients’ participant surveys to investigate COVID impact on the use of healthcare, TM, and substances. Findings will contribute to scientific knowledge regarding COVID impact, responses, and consequences in rural communities, as well as to inform and shape future development of remote care models.