Other - Study Specific

A government agency responsible for public health programs, policies, and services at the local, state, or national level.

A federal research initiative aimed at improving prevention and treatment strategies for opioid misuse and addiction, and enhancing pain management.

A vehicle equipped to provide medical and behavioral health services to individuals in rural or underserved areas. Often used to treat substance use disorders.

A model developed to guide meaningful involvement of patients and stakeholders throughout the research process in PCOR studies, consisting of 10 practical steps to promote equitable, respectful partnerships.

A center that provides tools, resources, and support to help patients, families, and stakeholders engage meaningfully in healthcare research and decision-making.

A research program that studies the intersection of infectious diseases (such as HIV or Hepatitis C) and substance use, aiming to improve prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

An academic institution within a university that provides medical education and training

A research-focused public university in Baltimore known for health sciences and medical education.

A flagship public university located in College Park, MD, known for its strengths in public health, behavioral science, and interdisciplinary research.

A collaborative research initiative focused on improving care delivery for people affected by polysubstance use in rural Maryland, with strong community and stakeholder engagement.