Strength in healing: indigenous community-led strategies to treat stimulant use

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R61DA062357
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$2,427,126

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93.279 Drug Use and Addiction Research Programs
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Spokane, WA 99202, USA

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Abstract
Compared with other racially and ethnically diverse people, american indian and alaska native (AI/an) adults have the highest rates of fatal poisonings from methamphetamine alone and in combination with fentanyl. AI/an drug poisoning mortality more than quadrupled over a seven-year period. The rapid implementation of culturally responsive interventions for stimulant use is therefore desperately needed among AI/an people. Contingency management (CM) is the most effective intervention for stimulant use disorders (STUD). CM is an intervention in which people who submit urine samples consistent with stimulant abstinence receive tangible reinforcers. Two clinical trials of culturally adapted CM (combined N=272) were associated with lower levels of stimulant, alcohol, and cannabis use. Alongside the positive findings from our previous CM trials, we identified additional factors important to increasing effectiveness of CM among AI/an people. During our previous clinical trials of CM, we identified challenges to attendance and retention related to the indigenous determinants of health (IDOH) including, lower educational attainment (P

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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Minnesota Chippewa Tribe - White Earth Band "White Earth Behavioral Health agrees to partner with Washington State University (WSU), Eastern Shoshone Tribe / Deya Natsu Healing Center, and K'ima:w Medical… $214,958
K'ima:w Medical Center "K'ima:w Medical Center agrees to partner with Washington State University (WSU), Eastern Shoshone Tribe / Doya Natsu Healing Center, and White Earth Behavioral… $104,920
Eastern Shoshone Tribe The Eastern Shoshone Tribe (EST)/ Doya Natsu Healing Center agrees to partner with Washington State University (WSU) to help develop and refine the TCM+CC… $40,580

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Who received award R61DA062357?

R61DA062357 was awarded to Washington State University by National Institute on Drug Abuse (National Institutes of Health) on September 30, 2024.

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$2,427,126 has been obligated on R61DA062357.

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