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Racial/ethnic equity in substance use treatment research: the way forward
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Burlew, Kathleen
, McCuistian, Caravella
, Szapocznik, José
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/ Care and treatment
/ Case studies
/ Clinical outcomes
/ Clinical research
/ Clinical trials
/ Commentary
/ Cultural differences
/ Drug abuse
/ Drug treatment
/ Drug use
/ Drugs
/ Ethnic differences
/ Ethnic groups
/ Ethnicity
/ Health
/ Health aspects
/ Health disparities
/ Health Psychology
/ Hispanic Americans
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Medical treatment
/ Medicine
/ Medicine & Public Health
/ Minority & ethnic groups
/ Minority Groups
/ Narcotics
/ National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network and the Opioid Use Disorder Care Continuum: 20 Years of Research Informing Practice
/ Opioids
/ Pharmacology/Toxicology
/ Psychopharmacology
/ Public Health
/ Race
/ Racial Groups
/ Racial inequality
/ Racial/ethnic disparities
/ Racial/ethnic investigator training
/ Racial/ethnic minorities
/ Recruitment
/ Researchers
/ Social factors
/ Social Work
/ Substance abuse
/ Substance abuse treatment
/ Substance-Related Disorders - therapy
/ The National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN)
/ Treatment outcomes
2021
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Racial/ethnic equity in substance use treatment research: the way forward
by
Burlew, Kathleen
, McCuistian, Caravella
, Szapocznik, José
in
Adequacy
/ Care and treatment
/ Case studies
/ Clinical outcomes
/ Clinical research
/ Clinical trials
/ Commentary
/ Cultural differences
/ Drug abuse
/ Drug treatment
/ Drug use
/ Drugs
/ Ethnic differences
/ Ethnic groups
/ Ethnicity
/ Health
/ Health aspects
/ Health disparities
/ Health Psychology
/ Hispanic Americans
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Medical treatment
/ Medicine
/ Medicine & Public Health
/ Minority & ethnic groups
/ Minority Groups
/ Narcotics
/ National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network and the Opioid Use Disorder Care Continuum: 20 Years of Research Informing Practice
/ Opioids
/ Pharmacology/Toxicology
/ Psychopharmacology
/ Public Health
/ Race
/ Racial Groups
/ Racial inequality
/ Racial/ethnic disparities
/ Racial/ethnic investigator training
/ Racial/ethnic minorities
/ Recruitment
/ Researchers
/ Social factors
/ Social Work
/ Substance abuse
/ Substance abuse treatment
/ Substance-Related Disorders - therapy
/ The National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN)
/ Treatment outcomes
2021
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Racial/ethnic equity in substance use treatment research: the way forward
by
Burlew, Kathleen
, McCuistian, Caravella
, Szapocznik, José
in
Adequacy
/ Care and treatment
/ Case studies
/ Clinical outcomes
/ Clinical research
/ Clinical trials
/ Commentary
/ Cultural differences
/ Drug abuse
/ Drug treatment
/ Drug use
/ Drugs
/ Ethnic differences
/ Ethnic groups
/ Ethnicity
/ Health
/ Health aspects
/ Health disparities
/ Health Psychology
/ Hispanic Americans
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Medical treatment
/ Medicine
/ Medicine & Public Health
/ Minority & ethnic groups
/ Minority Groups
/ Narcotics
/ National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network and the Opioid Use Disorder Care Continuum: 20 Years of Research Informing Practice
/ Opioids
/ Pharmacology/Toxicology
/ Psychopharmacology
/ Public Health
/ Race
/ Racial Groups
/ Racial inequality
/ Racial/ethnic disparities
/ Racial/ethnic investigator training
/ Racial/ethnic minorities
/ Recruitment
/ Researchers
/ Social factors
/ Social Work
/ Substance abuse
/ Substance abuse treatment
/ Substance-Related Disorders - therapy
/ The National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN)
/ Treatment outcomes
2021
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Racial/ethnic equity in substance use treatment research: the way forward
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Racial/ethnic equity in substance use treatment research: the way forward
2021
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Overview
Background
Opioid use and opioid-related overdose continue to rise among racial/ethnic minorities. Social determinants of health negatively impact these communities, possibly resulting in poorer treatment outcomes. Research is needed to investigate how to overcome the disproportionate and deleterious impact of social determinants of health on treatment entry, retention, drug use and related outcomes among racial/ethnic minorities. The current commentary provides recommendations that may help researchers respond more effectively to reducing health disparities in substance use treatment.
We begin with recommendations of best research practices (e.g., ensuring adequate recruitment of racial/ethnic minorities in research, central components of valid analysis, and adequate methods for assessing effect sizes for racial/ethnic minorities). Then, we propose that more NIDA research focuses on issues disproportionately affecting racial/ethnic minorities. Next, techniques for increasing the number of underrepresented racial/ethnic treatment researchers are suggested. We then recommend methods for infusing racial/ethnic expertise onto funding decision panels. This commentary ends with a case study that features NIDA’s National Drug Abuse Treatment Clinical Trials Network (CTN).
Conclusions
The proposed recommendations can serve as guidelines for substance use research funders to promote research that has the potential to reduce racial/ethnic disparities in substance use treatment and to increase training opportunities for racial/ethnic minority researchers.
Publisher
BioMed Central,BioMed Central Ltd,Springer Nature B.V,BMC
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