Treatment Development & Evaluation Core

处理开发和评价核心-项目摘要 技术提供的（网络、移动的）干预措施很有希望克服 导致我们的人口难以获得高质量、医疗支持的干预措施的挑战 物质使用障碍（SUD）和相关问题。此外，基于创新技术的行为 干预措施可能会增加现有干预措施的效力，除了扩大其覆盖范围， 降低成本。兑现这些承诺具有重大的公共卫生影响，因为大多数国家 的SUD患者没有接受任何形式的药物滥用治疗，只有少数人 为接受治疗的人提供循证干预。技术与创新中心 行为健康（CTBH）P30中心由NIDA开发和资助，以加强和加快研究 努力利用一系列技术来改善治疗提供系统。此次P30更新 该提案旨在延续CTBH的使命，在成功的基础上，加强现有的结构， 满足治疗和研究社区的需求。治疗开发和评估（TDE） 核心将继续提高质量，效率和跨学科研究项目的影响 专家团队专注于开发，功效和有效性测试的创新，科学为基础的 基于技术的干预。TDE核心将继续发展和扩大活动和方法， 在CTBH附属机构和更大的科学和临床社区之间共享资源，并将改善 并扩大其TDE指导服务，以准备竞争性赠款申请，包括开发 一个新的咨询服务，在新的方法测量和实验设计。TDE核心 还将继续促进更好地科学理解如何以及为谁， 干预措施是有效的。实现这一目标的进展将通过扩大核心方案的 协调跨项目研究，利用该领域的方法进步， 关于干预结果和治疗参与的预测因素的问题，与干预机制相一致 变化这些活动将促进利用基于技术的 干预措施，以优化SUD和相关问题的结果。

TREATMENT DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION CORE - Project Summary Technology-delivered (web, mobile) interventions hold much promise for overcoming the substantial challenges that contribute to our population’s poor access to high quality, empirically-supported interventions for substance use disorders (SUDs) and related problems. Moreover, innovative technology-based behavioral interventions can likely increase the potency of existing interventions, in addition to extending their reach and reducing costs. Delivering on these promises has substantial public health implications, given that the majority of persons with SUDs are not receiving substance abuse treatment of any kind, and only the minority of those who do receive treatment are provided with an evidence-based intervention. The Center for Technology and Behavioral Health (CTBH) P30 Center was developed and funded by NIDA to enhance and expedite research efforts that leverage an array of technologies for improving treatment delivery systems. This P30 renewal proposal seeks to continue the mission of the CTBH, build upon successes, and enhance existing structure to meet the treatment and research communities’ needs. The Treatment Development and Evaluation (TDE) Core will continue to enhance the quality, efficiency, and impact of research projects among an interdisciplinary expert team focused on the development, efficacy, and effectiveness testing of innovative, science-based technology-based interventions. The TDE Core will continue to develop and expand activities and methods for sharing resources among CTBH affiliates and the greater scientific and clinical communities, and will improve and expand its TDE mentorship services for preparing competitive grant applications, including development of a new consultation service in novel methodologies for measurement and experimental design. The TDE Core will also continue to promote a better scientific understanding of how, and for whom, technology-based interventions are effective. Progress towards achieving this aim will be accomplished by expanding the Core’s coordination of cross-project studies, capitalizing on methodological advances in the field to answer scientific questions about predictors of intervention outcome and treatment engagement, in concert with mechanisms of change. These activities will advance the state-of-the science and practice of using technology-based interventions to optimize outcomes for SUDs and related problems.