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Presented at the 14th Annual Meeting
of the American Academy of Addiction
Psychiatry (AAAP), New Orleans, LA, December 4-7, 2003.
Samuel A. Ball (Yale Community School of Medicine, NE Node), Kathleen M. Carroll (Connecticut VA Healthcare Center, Department of Psychiatry, Yale University, NE Node).
This presentation outlines the aims, design, and outcomes of the NIDA-CTN-0005 Motivational Interviewing protocol. The specific aims of the project are 1) To evaluate the efficacy of MET (or MI), relative to standard care procedures at the participating CTPs, in enhancing treatment engagement and retention as well as in reducing substance use; and 2) To evaluate the durability of MET (or MI) relative to standard treatment through a 3-month follow-up. Premilinary analyses indicate a positive effect on retention: patients assigned to MI completed more counseling sessions than controls, and were more likely than controls to be still be enrolled in the program after one month. (Presentation, PowerPoint slides, English, 2003)
 Keywords: Behavior therapy | Motivational interviewing (MI) | Research design | Retention - Treatment | Yale Adherence of Competence Scale | American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry (AAAP) annual meeting, 2003
Document No: 14
Approved by John Hamilton, Chair, Dissemination Subcommittee (1/23/2004). |
