Addiction research summaries are your shortcut to keeping up with the flood of research findings relevant to addictions.
You may need summaries of addictions research for data
in grant writing, marketing, or statement papers. You don't have the time to wade through the research literature, but you need a concise summary of data in a given sub-area for emphasis in a grant proposal, marketing literature, or another type of statement paper. Our information professionals, skilled in information retrieval, can search the scientific literature for you.

And you may need a summary of addictions research to improve clinical outcomes. Do you have a perplexing problem in treatment? For example, do you want to know, "Why is our program's drop-out rate so high?" or, "What are the latest techniques to deal with difficult clients?" Our research summaries will give you innovative answers, while saving you the time you need for clinical work.

Research findings are needed to be able to use best practices in addictions treatment. Using the best practices will allow you to stay competitive in treatment results.

Remaining competitive is especially relevant becomes it ties into outcomes-based credentialing and funding, which are coming soon.

We are able to read complex statistical studies and translate them into language accessible to staff.
We can summarize research for you in any given subareas of addiction, within any given time frame (by yearly quarter). For example, you might ask for a research summary on addicted mothers from the last six months of 2002. You define the topic area and the time frame of the research findings. If necessary, we can help guide you to the topic and time frame most useful for your work.

Our providing the addiction research summaries helps your agency improve treatment outcomes while saving your staff time and allowing them to stay with their own areas of expertise, providing client services. This is a much better use of your agency's money and staff time.


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