Cognitive Dysfunction in the Addictions (CDiA): A Neuron to Neighbourhood Collaborative Research Program on Executive Dysfunction and Functional Outcomes in Outpatients Seeking Treatment for Addiction.
Yuliya S NikolovaAnthony C RuoccoDaniel FelskyShannon LangeThomas D PrevotErica VieiraDaphne VoineskosJeffrey D WardellDaniel M BlumbergerKevan CliffordRavinder Naik DharavathPhilip GerretsenAhmed N HassanSheila K JenningsBernard LeFollOsnat MelamedJoshua OrsonPeter PangarovLeanne QuigleyCayley RussellKevin ShieldMatthew E SloanAshley SmokeVictor TangDiana Valdes CabreraWei WangSamantha WellsRajith WickramatungaEtienne M SibilleLena C Quiltynull nullPublished in: medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences (2024)
The CDiA program has promise to bring scientific domains together to uncover the diverse ways in which EFs are linked to SUD severity and functional recovery. These findings, supported by emerging clinical, preclinical, health service, and whole-person modeling investigations, will facilitate future discoveries about cognitive dysfunction in addiction and could enhance the future clinical care of individuals seeking treatment for SUDs.