HD2A Research Adoption Support Center (RASC)

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OVERALL: PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT In response to the National Institutes of Health RFA-DA-22-050, we herein propose a HEAL Data2Action Research Adoption Support Center (RASC). The main purpose of the RASC is to stem the tide of overdose death in the US by leading a scientifically-driven support endeavor designed to effectively translate evidence- based interventions for substance use disorders and pain. Presently, overdose death escalates. Dissemination and implementation (D&I) science is the methodological bridge to both the scientific and public health gaps. Yet D&I science is understudied and underutilized in response to the opioid epidemic. Emblematic of heightened awareness for D&I scientific potential, the HEAL D2A Program will be launched. The program features 10-12 Innovation Projects, and, in addition to the RASC, two additional centers: Modeling and Economic Resource Center and Data Infrastructure Support Center. The RASC will optimize and elevate the D&I capability of the overall HD2A program. In this OVERALL component, we document how the RASC is organized into four synergistic and dynamic cores: Administrative, Substance Use Implementation Support Core, Pain Implementation Support Core, and a Research & Evaluation Core. Three overarching specific aims are strategically ordered across the RASC and all its cores follows: To ASSESS the current state of the HD2A Innovation Projects on D&I research capability, and develop an empirically-based catalog of evidence-based and emerging interventions for substance use disorders and pain; to ASSIST on how Innovation Projects can improve D&I methods and measures through on demand technical assistance and the use of an innovative Implementation Support Plan, and to develop SUD and Pain Intervention D&I Resource Guides; and lastly, to ADVANCE the HD2A Innovation Projects toward greater potential for scalability and sustainment. The RASC is led by 4 MPIs with demonstrated track records of D&I research and practice in the fields of substance use and pain interventions: McGovern (Stanford), S. Becker (Brown), W. Becker (Yale) and Brown (Northwestern). The MPIs are joined by complementary expert core co-directors, and have assembled an unmatched roster of highly-qualified leaders in these fields—carefully selected, organized and ready to provide the necessary implementation support across the HD2A program. This RASC meets all the specified requirements as outlined in the RFA. What distinguishes this RASC is our bold ambition to enhance not only the D&I capability of the HEAL HD2A program, but to influence the field far beyond the confines of the HD2A initiative. We intend to elevate the D&I paradigm of substance use and pain intervention research, and thereby ensure ubiquitous and equitable access to proven interventions by the people and communities who need them the most.