This study investigated ways to better ensure confidentiality in self-generated ID codes for matched longitudinal data collection.

Our recent pilot study examined whether an active learning (self-coding) exercise was superior to a passive learning exercise in developing therapeutic empathy during a motivational interviewing training.

This study examined changes in rates of pharmacy naloxone stocking and dispensing in the state of Indiana between 2016 and 2018 and explored supplemental variables and factors that may have affected observed differences.

As part of Indiana University’s Addictions Grand Challenge, Prevention Insights and partners conducted a feasibility study of a proposed harm reduction intervention for Indiana pharmacies.

This multi-partner study examined nurses’ training needs in order to supervise and manage the implementation of SBIRT in their clinical practice.

This collaborative effort with IU Nursing Assistant Professor Gregory Carter identified 10 questions that can be used to assess advanced-practice nurses' readiness to prescribe pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV.

This study, based on a census of community managing pharmacists in Indiana, identified factors associated with pharmacy stocking and dispensing of naloxone, the opioid 'overdose reversal' medication.

January 2020 - Presentation on using the ECHO model for continuing education for social workers/behavioral healthcare.

In March, a collaborative team including Prevention Insights, IU School of Medicine, and Fairbanks School of Public Health presented on IU’s Opioid ECHO program.

Last November, one of our Research Assistants (Doctoral Candidate – Tapati Dutta) delivered a TEDx Talk in Indianapolis detailing her journey from hardship to academia.

This conference poster, based on evaluation data from an evidence-based HIV and substance abuse prevention program, led to some great discussion. All peer-reviewed abstracts from the conference are available here.