Implementation Research Institute for Mental Health Services IRI-MHS

摘要 作为对PAR-20-080的响应，NIMH心理健康研究教育指导网络中心 华盛顿大学布朗社会工作学院的精神健康服务最近被授予 第二次更新实施研究所(IRI)。这笔赠款将提供五年的支持，以 回应培训需求，继续科学领军实地，赋能新一代 心理健康服务研究实施科学领域的领军人物。这个网络将在创造性的新技术中延伸 实施研究所的方式(IRI，NIMH R25资金2009-2015,2016-2019年)，该研究所有 成功培训了87名新的心理健康实施研究人员。实施科学对以下方面至关重要 大多数患有精神障碍的美国人得到的治疗不太理想，这在很大程度上是因为 证据治疗的实施、可持续性和扩大方面的挑战。培训需求FAR 供不应求，但只有少数几个项目培训实施研究人员，而且只有精神上的IRI 健康。 因为大多数精神障碍患者都遭受着共同发生的问题--其中许多都涉及到实质问题 滥用--因为药物滥用治疗领域在接受循证证据方面也同样滞后 在实践中，我们建议通过NIDA补充资金再次延长IRI，以准备两个新的 实施科学的每组研究员(五年补编期间共有8名新研究员) 包括药物滥用服务。NIDA可以利用已经开发的培训计划和 基础设施设计，并通过三年补充，受益于8名新调查人员的培训 (五年以上)，用于药物滥用方面的实施研究。 因此，我们寻求为每个IRI队列中两名研究员的IRI费用提供资金。我们的目标是 建议的NIDA补充方案如下： 1.为药物滥用问题的执行研究提供实质性和方法培训 参与提供行为健康护理。 2.扩大NIDA研究员、两名核心教员(一名现有成员)现有的学者协作 核心教员和一名指定的核心教员，他们将接受现有核心教员的指导，然后取代现有核心教员 项目过渡期间的教员)和将在实施中带来专业知识的专家教员 与药物滥用治疗有关的问题。 3.支持IRI NIDA研究员通过访问NIDA或NIH资助的研究网站进行学习；以及 参与远程学习活动。 4.对这些教育培训工作进行系统、客观的短期评估 和持久的影响，包括研究员的学术出版物和#年成功的赠款建议 实施科学。影响将通过科学出版和提交 美国国立卫生研究院关于精神健康和药物滥用实施科学的竞争性拨款建议 有可能改善循证护理提供情况的问题。

Abstract In response to PAR-20-080, NIMH Mentoring Networks for Mental Health Research Education, the Center for Mental Health Services at the Brown School of Social Work at Washingon University was recently awarded a second renewal of the Implementation Research Institute (IRI). This grant will provide five years of support to respond to training demand, continue scientific leadership to the field, and empower a new generation of leaders in implementation science for mental health services research. This network will extend in creative new ways the Implementation Research Institute (IRI, NIMH R25 funding 2009-2015, 2016-2019), which has successfully trained 87 new mental health implementation researchers. Implementation science is critical for mental health where most Americans with mental disorder receive sub-optimal care due in large part to challenges in the implementation, sustainability, and scale-up of evidence-treatments. Training demand far outweighs supply but only a handful of programs train implementation researchers and only the IRI in mental health. Because most individuals with mental disorder suffer co-occurring problems—many of which involve substance abuse—and because the substance abuse treatment field suffers similar lags in the uptake of evidence-based practices, we propose to once again extend the IRI through NIDA supplementary funding to prepare two new fellows per cohort (total of eight new fellows during a five year supplement) for implementation science that incorporates substance abuse services. NIDA can leverage the already developed training program and infrastructure design and through a three year supplement, benefit from having 8 new investigators trained (over five years) for implementation research in drug abuse. We seek, therefore, funding for the IRI costs for two fellows per IRI cohort. Our aims for the proposed NIDA supplement are: 1. To provide substantive and methods training for implementation research for substance abuse issues involved in the delivery of behavioral health care. 2. To enlarge the existing collaborative of scholars by NIDA fellows, two core faculty members (one existing core faculty member and one core faculty designee who will be mentored by and then replace the existing core faculty during the projects transition) and expert faculty members who will bring expertise in implementation issues specific to substance abuse treatment. 3. To support IRI NIDA fellows’ learning through learning visits to NIDA or NIH-funded research sites, and participation in distance learning activities. 4. To systematically and objectively evaluate these educational training efforts for short term and lasting effects, including fellows’ scholarly publications and successful grant proposals in implementation science. Impacts will occur through scientific publication and submission of competitive NIH grant proposals on mental health and substance abuse implementation science questions with potential to improve the delivery of evidence-based care.