Our national experts in addiction medicine lead the way in research that’s yielding training guidelines on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of this complex disease.
Our research in this area strives to better integrate primary care and behavioral health care, improving patients’ self-management and reducing avoidable hospitalizations and readmissions.
We collaborate with our medical school and community partners to develop a model longitudinal curriculum that prepares aspiring physicians to provide exemplary care to patients with disabilities.
We aim to raise the level of health care for underserved populations worldwide by enhancing primary care through medical education, improving health systems management, and promoting research and evaluation.
Our health informatics research addresses the challenges and opportunities associated with using information technology to improve care in and across multiple health care settings.
We use practice-based research networks, community collaboratives and national research collaboratives to translate findings into practice, locally and around the country.
