Director: Robert G. Carlson, Ph.D.
The Center for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research (CITAR), formerly the Division of Substance Abuse Intervention Programs (SAIP), is administratively housed within Boonshoft School of Medicine's Department of Community Health. It represents the focal point for substance abuse related services, academic research, and services research. Although the larger purpose of the Center is to advance the production, dissemination and utilization of scientific knowledge and professional technology regarding the epidemiology, consequences, prevention and treatment of substance abuse, its goals are directed at the understanding of substance abuse phenomena and their intervention and management in smaller and mid-sized cities and their surrounding suburban and rural communities.
Browse the Center for Interventions, Treatment and Addictions Research Collections:
Accidental Drug Overdose Trends in 23 Counties in Ohio
AIDS Prevention Research Project
Case Management Enhancements Project
Chinese HIV Risk Reduction Project
Crack Cocaine and Health Services Use
Crack Cocaine and Health Services Use in Rural Ohio
Developing ARTAS Linkage Case Management for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
MDMA/Club Drug Use and STD/HIV Sex Risk Behavior in Ohio
Ohio Substance Abuse Monitoring Network
Opioid Use Trajectories and HIV Risk Among Young Adults in Ohio
Partnership with Gent University and the Province of East Flanders, Belgium
Rural Stimulant Use and Mental Health: Services and Outcomes
Rx Drug Abuse Educational Video Series
Social Web Data on Buprenorphine Abuse using Semantic Web Technology
