| The New York Node joined the Clinical Trials Network in January
2000. This Node is a consortium of academic centers, clinical
programs and local and regional agencies with a long track record
of fruitful collaboration in research, training, service delivery,
policy-making, funding, and advocacy for addictive disorders.
Key academic institutions include the New York University School of Medicine (the Regional
Research and Training Center (RRTC)), The Rockefeller University, the
Nathan Kline Institute, and the NY Academy of Medicine. The node's
eight CTPs provide a wide range of programs and treatment models,
and services for more than 13,000 patients with extensive diagnostic,
ethnic, and gender diversity. NY Node CTPs have been at the forefront
of translational research and have made a number of pioneering
achievements including the establishment of the first outpatient
narcotic detoxification clinic, the first non-hospital-based methadone
program, the first methadone-to-abstinence residential community,
and the first social work field training in addiction.
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