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Patient Feedback Feasibility Study
collaboration of colleagues in the National Drug Abuse Clinical Trials Network, the feasibility test of Patient Feedback has come to a successful close. Researchers, treatment organizations, and clinical staff all pitched in with great generosity and spirit to test this quality improvement intervention for substance abuse group therapy. We are grateful to all who helped make this study a great success. For a list of the collaborating partners
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Feedback Randomized Controlled Trial Funded by NIDA! The National Institute on Drug Abuse has funded, beginning May of 2006, a randomized controlled trial of the effectiveness of Patient Feedback. Grants have been made to the University of Pennsylvania (Paul Crits- Christoph, Principal Investigator) and New York University School of Medicine (John Rotrosen, M.D., Principal Investigator) to perform this study. Currently we are in the process of confirming site interest and selecting the clinics that will be involved in the study. We plan to enroll 32 outpatient addiction treatment programs in the Philadelphia and New York areas. Every clinic will be given access to the Patient Feedback system, either immediately (the Intervention condition) or after a 3 month delay (the Control condition). Once clinic staff have been consented and trained in the study protocol, counselors and clinic supervisors will be allowed to distribute Patient Feedback surveys to their groups and view feedback reports on the web. In addition, counselors and supervisors will meet as a team once a month to discuss strategies for performance improvement.
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We cannot allow open access to the Patient Feedback materials while this study is ongoing. However we look forward to wide dissemination of the Patient Feedback system at some point in the future
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The Patient Feedback Website was developed under National Institute of Drug Abuse grant #U10-DA-013043.