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Recovery Pathways Study
This project is not recruiting.
Overview
What we are studying
We are conducting a research study to obtain greater knowledge about the pathways followed in new recovery attempts for individuals with alcohol problems.
Why it is important
Alcohol use disorders (AUD) are often chronic conditions that require ongoing monitoring and management over the long-term to increase the chances of stable remission. Given the diverse range of addiction experiences, recovery preferences and pathways to recovery, more empirically-supported options are likely to engage and help a greater variety of individuals seeking recovery.
What we hope to accomplish
This study has the potential to contribute valuable information about recovery pathways for individuals with alcohol use disorder and may provide additional support for mutual-help organizations.
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Who can participate
Individuals who have made a new recovery attempt in the past 90 days OR who plan to make a new recovery attempt in the next 14 days. Individuals must also be over the age of 18 and be willing to travel to Boston for study visits.
What you may be asked to do
If you choose to enroll, you will be required to come to our downtown Boston office at the MGH Recovery Research Institute to complete your assessments. During each assessment, you will complete online surveys and computerized tasks with a research coordinator.
Project activities may include:
- Survey
Estimated Time Commitment
7 visits over 2 years
What You May Get
Participants will be compensated up to $455. That is $45, $55, $60, $65, $70, $75, and $85 for the seven visits, starting with $45 for the first visit and increasing throughout the study period to $85 for the final visit.
Location
151 Merrimac St, 6th Floor Boston, MA 02114
Travel
- Accessible by public transportation
Travel and Parking Details
The Recovery Research Institute is accessible by public transportation. We can provide parking validation for parking at the main MGH campus only, which is a 10 minute walk to our office.
Additional Information
Funding Source
- NIH or Other Federal