CTN Dissemination Library: Protocol CTN-0033-Ot-3 - Methamphetamine: Where Does It Fit in the Bigger Picture of Drug Use of American Indian and Alaska Native Communities and Treatment Seekers?

PROTOCOL NIDA-CTN-0033-Ot-3

Methamphetamine: Where Does It Fit in the Bigger Picture of Drug Use of American Indian and Alaska Native Communities and Treatment Seekers?

Dennis Donovan, PhD
Lisa Rey Thomas, PhD
Lead Investigators
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute
University of Washington
ddonovan@u.washington.edu
lrthomas@u.washington.edu

Exploratory and pilot studies will be conducted to develop collaborations with tribes and Native American treatment programs in the Northwest and to explore the epidemiology of methamphetamine use and co-occurring problems and disorders in their diverse Native American communities (reservation-based and urban treatment centers).

RELATED STUDIES

CTN-0033:Methamphetamine and Other Drug (MOD) Use Among American Indians CTN-0033-Ot-1: Methamphetamine Use Among American Indians CTN-0033-Ot-2: Methamphetamine Use and Treatment in Native American Communities in the Southwest CTN-0033-Ot-4: An Exploration of Methamphetamine and Other Drug Use and Treatment Options Among Urban and Rural Northern Plains American Indians CTN-0033-Ot-5: The Choctaw National Methamphetamine Data Needs Project

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