Dr. Dennis Donovan, Director of the University of Washington Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, has been invited by NIDA’s Office of Diversity and Health Disparities to present at the NIDA Special Populations Outreach Translational Research Seminar Series: Promoting Diversity and Moving Toward Health Equity, on March 11, 2014. Started in 2012, this Seminar Series’ goals are to highlight a broad spectrum of NIDA or other NIH supported research that has the potential to reduce and ultimately eliminate health disparities and to highlight research that has an impact on racial/ethnic populations and communities. The Series has also incorporated seminars related to outcomes and challenges faced by the translational process, moving from research to practice.
Dr. Donovan's presentation is entitled “A Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Perspective on Moving Evidence-Based Drug Treatment Research into Clinical Practice.”
Slides from the presentation will be posted on the ADAI website (and linked here) after the NIDA Seminar.
