PDFR119 | [NOTE: In this version of a project description, we have redacted and removed language identifying the project, researchers, institutions, and funders. We also made minor changes to correct errors in the text of the original draft.] | This project is using an interdisciplinary approach to study opioid use disorders (OUD) in people with disabilities. This research focuses on OUD treatment, access to and quality of care, peer support, and outcomes in populations of people with disabilities.

The broad goals of the study are to gather evidence to:

• Identify challenges to and facilitators of accessing OUD treatment
• Improve the appropriateness and quality of OUD treatment for people with
disabilities
• Offer information and guidance to people with the lived experience of
disability and addiction
• Work with partner groups providing services to this population to determine if
and how their approaches are successful or could be improved |

Contents
1. About the Study
2. Research Team
3. Stakeholders and Advisors
4. Research Phases
-- Phase 1: Literature Review
-- Phase 1 Challenges
-- Phase 2: Quantitative Analysis
-- Phase 2 Challenges
-- Phase 3: Focus Groups and Interviews
-- Phase 3 Challenges
-- Phase 4: Peer Support
-- Phase 4 Challenges
-- Phase 5: Evaluate Policies
-- Phase 5 Challenges
-- Additional Research Challenges
-- How Can the Library Help?

SA - https://www.librarything.com/work/31528627/book/256104397 | https://www.librarything.com/work/31524745/book/256042217
RT - Academic Excercise
BT - Perceptions
NT - Research Processes
UF - To define the library's role in the process.
SN - This is an academic exercise to help define the library's servicing role for stakeholders in the research projects. (This entry does not reference a hierarchical list)