Behavioral Health Research Studies
Behavioral Health Research Studies
Behavioral health includes the promotion of mental and emotional well-being, as well as the treatment of mental health and substance use disorders. It can be affected by a number of internal and external factors. This research includes studies that focus on topics like landmarks that affect health behavior adherence, outcomes associated with COVID-19, telehealth and substance use, as well as what factors affect access to services and health outcomes.
Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi
Multi-family Group Intervention to Strengthen Families
Mary Acri explores the feasibility of utilizing multi-family group intervention to strengthen families and enhance access to services and health outcomes.
Positive Health Behaviors through Dyad-Linked Incentives
Jonathan Cloughesy determines if assigning people to pairs will motivate them to achieve better health behavior.
New Hampshire, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Mississippi, California, Georgia, Louisiana
Profiles and Predictors of Success: Defining Profiles of Attainment in Recovery from Substance Abuse
Identify and characterize substance use disorder services that were successful, and develop health behavior profiles and predictors of success for members suffering from substance use disorders including opioid and alcohol abuse.
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