HEALTH

Review and dissemination of research on achieving drug-free workplaces
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Our work under this contract is designed to provide state-of-the-art findings to support the improvement of drug-free workplaces and the credentialing training of medical doctors who serve as Medical Review Officers. The contract is devised to disseminate research findings and related materials on the Center for Substance Abuse Prevention’s (CSAP’s) Workplace Resource Center’s Web site and other Web sites as appropriate.The objectives and general requirements of our work under this contract are the following:

• Review current findings, articles and reports related to drug-free workplaces and health/wellness substance abuse prevention and early intervention programs incorporating unpublished reports, products, training manuals, and datasets.

• Determine where further analysis, report writing, and enhancement of findings are feasible and would significantly add to the knowledge base produced with the Division of Workplace Programs (DWP), CSAP, and SAMHSA.

• Identify programs that may be applicable for National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP) status.

• Produce a prioritized plan related to the significance and cost benefit of the various research/evaluation workplace prevention/early intervention based areas.

• Select with GPO approval one to four studies per year and conduct secondary analyses of datasets, including preparation of final reports/products for multimedia environments. Multimedia environments will include peer-reviewed journals, e-briefings, video presentations, conference presentations, instruments, articles and presentations for the CSAP Workplace Resource Center and other sources.