VCBH Conference: Federal and State Perspectives on Addiction Treatment
Explore the 10th Annual VCBH Conference Session 3 focusing on Federal and State Perspectives in Addiction Treatment, featuring renowned speakers discussing policy challenges, research priorities, and public health perspectives. Audience participation and upcoming sessions on implementation in community settings add depth to the event.
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10thAnnual VCBH Conference Session 3: Federal and State Perspectives Richard A. Rawson, PhD Psychiatry Collaboration, Dissemination, and Education Core Core, UVM Center on Rural Addiction Professor, Department of COBRE Co-Director, Senior Advisor, Best Practices
Session Logistics Each speaker will present and then a general Q&A discussion will follow with all our speakers. In-person attendees will be able to come up to one of our two standing microphones to ask questions. If you are attending virtually, please place your questions in the Q&A window at any time during the presentations. We will incorporate as many of these questions into the Q&A as time allows along with our in-person guests. All our sessions are being recorded and will be posted to our website and YouTube channel following our conference.
Speakers and Topics Cecelia Cece McNamara Spitznas, PhD: Federal Contingency Management Policy Challenges and Accomplishments Evan S. Herrmann, PhD: NIDA DTMC Research Priorities and Funding Opportunities Mark A. Levine, MD: Contingency Management for Treatment of Smoking and Other Substance Misuse: The Public Health Perspective
Coming Up Next: Session 4 Session 4 IMPLEMENTATION OF CONTINGENCY MANAGEMENT IN COMMUNITY SETTINGS: ADVANCES & CHALLENGES PART 1 Session Co-Chairs: Stephen T. Higgins, PhD and Richard A. Rawson, PhD H. Westley Clark, MD, MPH, JD: Santa Clara University (retired August 2022) James R. McKay, PhD: Philadelphia VA Center, University of Pennsylvania Sara Becker, PhD: Northwestern University
