Contingency management intervention targeting co-addiction of alcohol and drugs among American Indian adults: Design, methodology, and baseline data.
Ekaterina BurduliJordan SkaliskyKatherine HirchakMichael F OrrAlbert FooteAlexandria GranboisRichard RiesJohn M RollDedra BuchwaldMichael G McDonellSterling M McPhersonPublished in: Clinical trials (London, England) (2018)
This is the first study to examine a culturally tailored contingency management intervention targeting co-addiction of two substances among American Indian adults. By establishing a tribal-university partnership to adapt, implement, and evaluate contingency management, we will increase the literature on evidence-based addiction treatments and research, while improving trust for addiction interventions among American Indian communities through ongoing collaboration. Moreover, results have implications for the use of contingency management as an intervention for co-addiction in any population.