Criminal Justice Drug Treatment Services Research Center

描述（由申请人提供）： 这是一个应用程序，以建立迈阿密刑事司法药物治疗服务研究中心（DTSRC）的大学。迈阿密大学医学院的四个主要研究中心已经加入，以其相当大的临床试验、多地点、流行病学、刑事司法、艾滋病毒/艾滋病和药物滥用治疗研究专业知识，为拟议的DTSRC和国家CJ-DATS做出贡献（青少年药物滥用治疗研究中心、综合药物研究中心/卫生服务研究中心、药物滥用和艾滋病研究中心，艾滋病预防中心）。所选的治疗提供者合作伙伴（TPP）是该州最大、最受尊敬的合作伙伴之一。这些提供者在处理涉及成年人和青少年的药物滥用刑事司法的工作中提供了极为多样的治疗方式和种族特征。重要的是，TPP和中心调查员与当地刑事司法专业人员有着良好的工作关系。刑事司法合作伙伴（CJPs），佛罗里达州部。惩教署和佛罗里达部的少年司法，也提供了丰富的设置和资源，合作DTSRC的研究。DTSRC的基础设施包括一个由国际公认的各种药物滥用研究人员组成的调查小组，他们开发并公布了针对药物滥用罪犯群体（青少年、成年人、艾滋病毒高风险）的有效家庭治疗模式。该研究中心的拟议研究概念和活动基于六个基本主题：1）从社会生态角度看待罪犯吸毒问题; 2）家庭参与治疗和康复; 3）促进适应性过渡; 4）研究多样性; 5）综合干预措施; 6）少年司法重点。具体的研究概念，建议包括一个多系统的综合性家庭为基础的干预措施，青少年吸毒者在拘留和他们过渡到社区门诊治疗的随机试验。第二个概念的基础上，经验支持的家庭为基础的药物治疗参与干预开发的依赖法院与女性吸毒者，并建议测试这一模式与女性吸毒者被拘留。在多中心试验的各个方面具有丰富经验的临床研究团队将与协调中心和其他研究中心合作，协调和实施研究和临床培训以及监查方案和数据管理程序。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This is a application to establish the University of Miami Criminal Justice Drug Treatment Services Research Center (DTSRC). Four major research centers at the University of Miami School of Medicine have joined to contribute to the proposed DTSRC and national CJ-DATS with their considerable clinical trials, multi-site, epidemiology, criminal justice, HIV/AIDS, and drug abuse treatment research expertise (Center for Treatment Research on Adolescent Drug Abuse, Comprehensive Drug Research Center/Health Services Research Center, Drug Abuse and AIDS Research Center, and the AIDS Prevention Center). The Treatment Providers Partners (TPPs) selected are among the largest, most respected in the state. These providers offer an exceptional diversity of treatment modalities and ethnic profiles in their work with substance abusing criminal justice involved adults and juveniles. Importantly, the TPPs and Center investigators have excellent working relationships with local criminal justice professionals. The Criminal Justice Partners (CJPs), the FL Dept. of Corrections and the FL Dept. of Juvenile Justice, also provide rich settings and resources for collaborative DTSRC research studies. The DTSRC infrastructure includes an Investigative Team of diverse, internationally recognized drug abuse researchers who have developed and published efficacious family-based treatment models with drug-abusing offender populations (adolescents, adults, high HIV risk). The proposed research concepts and activities of the DTSRC are based on six fundamental themes: 1) a social ecological perspective on offender drug abuse; 2) family involvement in treatment and recovery; 3) facilitating adaptive transitions; 4) research diversity; 5) integrative interventions; and 6) juvenile justice focus. Specific research concepts proposed include a randomized trial of a multi-systems integrative family-based intervention for adolescent drug abusers in detention and as they transition into community outpatient treatment. A second concept builds on an empirically supported family-based drug treatment engagement intervention developed with women drug abusers in dependency court, and proposes to test this model with female drug abusers in detention. Clinical research teams with considerable experience in all aspects of multi-site trials will coordinate and implement research and clinical training and monitoring protocols and data management procedures in collaboration with the Coordinating Center and other Research Centers.