ALCOHOL INTERVENTION/TREATMENT OUTCOME RESEARCH TRAINING

我们的计划的目的是提供生物博士后培训， 医学行为，社会和卫生保健科学家谁希望追求一个 从事酒精研究。培训计划的重点是干预 与早期干预和治疗结果相关的研究 酗酒和酗酒。这些干预措施是从 多学科视角：社会心理学。医学社会学， 文化人类学，临床心理学，医学，精神病学，公共 卫生和社区医疗。该方案强调， 并测试更复杂的干预理论， 生物、心理、社会和文化环境， 干预发生：和需要发展更完善的 衡量个人、干预和影响变量的方法。 申请人包括在几个行为和社会培训的个人 科学专业，包括心理学，社会学和人类学， 以及对酒精中毒干预感兴趣的卫生保健受训人员 研究：医学、临床心理学和其他卫生服务 特产候选人是根据他们的兴趣和 做杰出的酗酒研究的潜力。四名申请人将 每年被选为两年奖学金。还寻求批准 重新任命两名研究员为第三年研究员。这反映 我们的结论是，为了增加一个研究员可以 并将持续致力于这一研究领域， 他/她的培训时间必须延长。培训完成 通过研讨会和研究学徒相结合， 治疗和社区环境。在课程结束后，学员 有能力进行独立的高质量治疗/干预 酒精中毒和酒精滥用的研究。 培训设施包括酒精和成瘾中心 布朗医学院的研究，教学医院和一个多样化的 一系列的社区设置访问的学员通过中心， 社区卫生系和精神病学与人类学系 行为几家教学医院有综合酒精 虐待治疗计划，以及研究设施和资源 进行治疗研究。培训师资力量雄厚 与社区机构建立合作关系，促进 早期干预研究。新增加的培训资源包括 布兰迪海勒社会学和经济学学院的精选教师 允许更多的培训经验，酒精健康服务的研究。

The purpose of our program is to provide post-doctoral training for bio- medical behavioral, social and health care scientists who wish to pursue a career in alcohol research. The training program focuses on intervention research that relates to early intervention and treatment outcome of alcoholism and alcohol abuse. These interventions are approached from multiple disciplinary perspectives: social psychology. medical sociology, cultural anthropology, clinical psychology, medicine, psychiatry, public health and community medicine. The program emphasizes the need to develop and test more sophisticated theories of intervention, the importance of the biological, psychological, social and cultural environment in which the intervention occurs: and the need for development of more refined methods for measuring person, intervention and impact variables. Applicants consist of individuals trained in several behavioral and social science specialties including psychology, sociology, and anthropology, as well as, health care trainees interested in alcoholism intervention research: medicine, clinical psychology and other health service specialties. Candidates are selected on the basis of their interests and potential for doing outstanding alcoholism research. Four applicants will be selected annually for two-year fellowships. Approval is also sought for the reappointment of two Fellows to third year fellowships. This reflects our conclusion that in order to increase the likelihood that a Fellow can and will make a sustained commitment to this area of research, the duration of his/her training must be extended. Training is accomplished through a combination of seminars and research apprenticeships in ongoing treatment and community settings. Upon completion of the program, trainees are equipped to conduct independent high quality treatment/intervention research in alcoholism and alcohol abuse. The training facilities consist of the Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies, teaching hospitals of the Brown Medical School and a diverse array of community settings accessible to trainees through the Center, the Department of Community Health and the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior. Several of the teaching hospitals have comprehensive alcohol abuse treatment programs, as well as in research facilities and resources for conducting treatment research. Training faculty have developed strong collaborative ties with community agencies which facilitate the conduct of early intervention research. A new addition to training resources are select faculty from the Brandies Heller School in Sociology and Economics to permit greater training experience to alcohol health services research.