81. AECOM & MMC - Research Projects/Programs A listing of active Research projects is below. therapy adherence in HIV infecteddrug users, PI Johnson Generalist Physician Faculty Scholars Program Start Date http://eph.aecom.yu.edu/web/researchprojects.aspx

CALENDAR CONTACT US HOME DIVISIONS ... ADMINISTRATION Name or Keywords Category All Categories Addiction AIDS / HIV Behavioral Biostatistics Cancer Cardiovascular Cognition / Dementia Diabetes / Metabolic Syndrome Education / Training Epidemiologic Methods Epidemiology Ethics / Bioethics Genetics Geriatrics Health Policy / Services History of Medicine Infectious Disease International Health Mental Health Minority Health Molecular Epidemiology Nutrition/Diet Obesity Other Chronic Diseases Pediatric / Adolescent Public Health Qualitative Research Substance Abuse War and Terrorism Women's Health A listing of active Research Projects is below. Click on title to find out more. Title Details P.I.: Michael H. Alderman, MD Funding Agency: NIH/Columbia Start Date: End Date: ADOPT/Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus P.I.: Michael H. Alderman, MD, Tom Rolhaus Funding Agency: Smith Kline/Columbia Start Date: End Date: Antihypertensive Lipid-Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial (ALLHAT) P.I.: Michael H. Alderman, MD Funding Agency: NHLBI Start Date: End Date: Antiretroviral therapy adherence in HIV infected drug users P.I.:

82. Application For Participation In The Texas Vendor Drug Program (VDP), The Kidney If you are interested in participating in the CHIP, KHC and CSHCN programs, pleasecomplete and return the two agreements with your Vendor drug application. http://www.hhsc.state.tx.us/HCF/vdp/intraove.html

The Medicaid/CHIP Pharmacy Contracting Process Application From this web site you can download the pharmacy application for participation in the Texas Health and Human Services Commission Medicaid Vendor Drug Program (VDP), along with provider agreements for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) , the Texas Department of Health’s Kidney Health Care (KHC) and the Children with Special Health Care Needs Services (CSHCN). The Vendor Drug Program is required to pay pharmacies using direct deposit. A link is provided below for the Direct Deposit Authorization form. The Application for Payee Identification Number is also required. As we are unable to accept applications electronically, the entire application should be completed and mailed to the address below. The application does not authorize participation and creates no obligation on the part of VDP, CHIP, KHC or CSHCN. Coverage of claims or payment cannot be guaranteed until completion of a fully executed contract, indicating the pharmacy meets the VDP's standards for participation. If you are interested in participating in the CHIP, KHC and CSHCN programs, please complete and return the two agreements with your Vendor Drug application. Application Review Process Upon receipt in our office, your completed application will be reviewed initially to determine if the ownership is eligible to be a provider in the Program and if all participating pharmacists are eligible to fill Medicaid prescriptions.

83. Rational Drug Prescribing Training Program Rational drug Prescribing Training Program. The Rational drug PrescribingTraining Project is a trainthe-trainers initiative that http://www.hst.org.za/projects/rational.htm

Home About us Publications Resources ... webmaster@hst.org.za Rational Drug Prescribing Training Program The Rational Drug Prescribing Training Project is a train-the-trainers initiative that has been running since January 1996. It aims to encourage all prescribers at primary care level, be they nurses, pharmacists or doctors, to prescribe and dispense medicines in a safe, efficient and cost effective manner. Publications: Training Manual Available in pdf Reports Second Progress Report (MS Word document) Second Progress Report (HTML)

84. Drug Courts - CTED Portal Program. The Legislature provided DASA the Criminal Justice Treatment Account (CJTA)for the 200305 biennium. DASA proposes to fund 21 drug Court projects http://www.cted.wa.gov/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=559

85. Study Abroad - International Education - Students - ED.gov projects may include shortterm seminars, curriculum development, groupresearch or study, or advanced intensive language programs. http://www.ed.gov/students/internatl/abroad/list.jhtml

International Education Portal International Students (from Federal Student Aid) Get More! Subscribe to ED newsletters Provide Feedback with our online survey. Homework Aids Prepare for My Future Get Involved in My Community International Education Study Abroad Select a Topic Accountability Achievement Gap Choice Charter Schools Early Childhood FAFSA Faith-Based Find a School Flexibility International Ed Learning Resources Math Reading Safe Schools Science Suppl Services Teacher Quality Technology What Works Advanced Search About ED Offices Publications ... File Viewers INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION Study Abroad Editor's Picks 1 - 10 of 34 Shown Articles per page View: All by Category Sort by: Date Title Descriptions: Show Hide Awards Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships Program (Mar 17, 2004) This program provides academic year and summer fellowships to institutions of higher education to assist graduate students in foreign language and either area or international studies. American Overseas Research Centers: IEGPS - fy 2003 application package (PDF) (Oct 11, 2002) This program provides grants to consortia United States institutions of higher education to establish or operate overseas research centers that promote postgraduate research, exchanges, and area studies. This file provides the fy 2003 application package. (PDF)

86. FADU Projects Index Current FADU projects. Fetal Alcohol And drug Unit Department of Psychiatry andBehavioral Sciences ParentChild Assistance Program (P-CAP)/Birth to 3 Program. http://depts.washington.edu/fadu/FADU.projects.html

Current FADU Projects Fetal Alcohol And Drug Unit Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences University of Washington School of Medicine Prospective Longitudinal Study on Health and Pregnancy Neuroanatomic/Neuropsychologic Analyses of FAS/FAE Deficits Functional MRI of FAS/FAE Parent-Child Assistance Program (P-CAP)/Birth to 3 Program ... FAS Follow-up Project Prospective Longitudinal Study on Health and Pregnancy Funded by the This longitudinal prospective study evaluates the effects of alcohol, nicotine, drugs, and other prenatal factors that can affect children's health and development. The basic hypothesis for the study is that prenatal alcohol exposure exerts an enduring dose-dependent influence on offspring health and development across the life span. This study has far-reaching public health implications. Alcohol remains the teratogenic drug most frequently ingested during pregnancy. Data from this study led to an estimated incidence rate of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) and Alcohol Related Neurobehavioral Disorder (ARND) combined of nearly 1 per 100 births. Recent work has demonstrated that prenatal exposure to alcohol is significantly associated with alcohol problems in young adults. Unfortunately, alcohol-affected infants, children and adults are often denied needed services when they lack the characteristic FAS face and/or mental retardation as defined by a standardized IQ score of less than 70. It is essential that the long-term adult consequences of these birth defects be understood and that markers of clinically affected individuals be identified to support appropriate diagnosis and intervention.

87. Court Alcohol Drug Program Governing Statutes Home Mission Newsletter CADPAC drug Courts Program Directory Rules Statutes Training Announcements Current projects Past projects http://www.in.gov/judiciary/center/cadp/statutes.html

Search For: Indiana Courts accessIndiana Appellate Opinions Rules of Court Supreme Court Orders Query Text: Home Mission Newsletter CADPAC Advisory Committee Drug Courts Program Directory Rules Statutes ... Contact Us Governing Statutes IC 12-23-14 Court Established Alcohol and Drug Services Program IC 12-7-2 Definitions ... Local User Fee Funds Download Statutes MS Word Adobe PDF Judicial Center Home Mission Publications Committees Contact Education Juvenile Services Legislation Probation Research Security To view an Adobe PDF file, you must have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Download it free at Adobe.com. Home Mission Newsletter CADPAC ... Contact Us

88. 84.184 - Safe And Drug-Free Schools And Communities_National Programs Project Grants. USES AND USE RESTRICTIONS projects funded under this programsupport drug and violence prevention and education activities. http://www.cfda.gov/public/viewprog.asp?progid=1000

89. Review Of Out-of-School Time Program Quasi-Experimental And Experimental Evaluat drug prevention in a community setting A longitudinal expansion of AfterSchool ProjectsEvaluation results from the TASC After-School Program’s second year http://www.gse.harvard.edu/hfrp/projects/afterschool/resources/snapshot1.html

Out-of-School Time Evaluation Snapshot A Review of Out-of-School Time Program Quasi-Experimental and Experimental Evaluation Results Number 1, July 2003 Priscilla M. D. Little and Erin Harris Download this brief: 80KB Acrobat file Help for Acrobat file This Snapshot is also available in hard copy for free. Please go to our publications list to learn how to order it. Heading Index: Our Sample and Methodology for Review Results From Programs That Assess Academic Outcomes Results From Programs That Assess Prevention Outcomes Results From Programs That Assess Youth Development Outcomes ... Appendix B Out-of-School Time Evaluation Snapshots distills the wealth of information compiled in our Out-of-School Time Program Evaluation Database into a single report. Each Snapshot examines a specific aspect of out-of-school time (OST) evaluation. This Snapshot provides an overview of what the quasi-experimental and experimental evaluations in the database reveal about the impact of out-of-school time programs on an array of academic, prevention, and youth development outcomes. It also includes a resource list of other OST evaluation reviews and related evaluation information. Definitions of Research Designs of Reviewed Evaluations Experimental Design Quasi-Experimental Design Our Sample and Methodology for Review This brief provides an overview of the 27 evaluations in the HFRP Out-of-School Time Program Evaluation Database that used experimental and quasi-experimental research designs to make statements about program outcomes.

90. Portland Public Schools Directory Departments, Services, projects, and Other Resources. Acceptable Use Regulation,Alcohol and drug Program, (503)9165840. Athletics, (503)916-3223. http://www.pps.k12.or.us/dirs/

Portland Public Schools Directory Central Office Phone: (503)916-2000 Fax: (503)916-3000 501 North Dixon Street Portland, Oregon 97227-1804 USA Directions to Central Office (BESC) Departments, Services, Projects, and Other Resources A B C D ... Acceptable Use Regulation Alcohol and Drug Program Athletics Athletics Hotline Audio-Visual Library Audiological Services Audit information (KPMG Performance Audit) Augmentative Communication Team Autism Services Board of Education Office Fax: (503)916-3100 Boundaries of schools Budget Buildings, use of - see Community/Civic Use of Schools Catering Child Care Child Services Center Columbia Regional Program Communications and Government Relations Department Community/Civic Use of Schools Contract Programs Dance (Jefferson Dancers) Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Direction Services Driver Education Intervention/ Early Childhood Intervention/ Early Childhood Special Education (EI/ECSE) Educational Media Educational Options Employment Information Employment Verification Enrollment Services ESL/Bilingual Facilities and Asset Management Administration Project Management Custodial Services Maintenance Services Energy Management ... Property Management Finance Department Grant Programs and Community Partnerships Head Start program interactive Spanish language distance learning program for elementary students Home Instruction/Hospital Prog./Life Skills

91. Governor's Office For Substance Abuse Prevention - Commonwealth Of Virginia The selected projects were screened by a peer review panel and they were chosen basedupon their program design’s of Education’s Safe and drugFree Schools http://www.gosap.state.va.us/

Background Staff Background Twenty Grantees ... More Last Updated: March 15, 2004 2004-2005 Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Program Request for Proposals Now Available for Download! Click here New Statewide Substance Abuse Prevention Plan Now Available for Download! The first statewide KIDsafe Virginia Prevention Conference was a tremendous success, with hundreds of prevention providers from every corner of Virginia and our partners in prevention at the state, local and federal levels well represented. More than 20 representatives from KIDsafe Virginia partner agencies and corporations were personally thanked by Governor Warner and Secretary of Public Safety John W. Marshall. The day's program included professional workshops, networking, keynote remarks by Secretary of Health and Human Services Jane H. Woods and by Rose Kittrell of the federal Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. A major highlight of the conference was the public unveiling of Virginia's new five-year plan for strengthening youth substance abuse prevention programs and services: Gaining Traction: A Substance Abuse Prevention Plan for Virginia's Youth . We invite you to download a copy of this publication (PDF format - Acrobat Reader required) for your personal use and reference. KIDsafe Virginia In November 2002, Governor Warner announced an initiative to better coordinate a variety of programs that teach young people about issues of personal safety. The Governor’s KIDsafe Virginia program will consolidate new and existing public safety and educational resources to support the efforts of parents, educators, public safety professionals and students throughout Virginia.

92. Federal Prescription-drug Program May Replace Pennsylvania's other states would have received to expand their state programs would compete withMedicare s new managed health plans, which would also offer drug coverage. http://www.ourfuture.org/issues_and_campaigns/medicare/state_news/07_16_03_ap.cf

Projects Press Center Action Center Contribute ... On Point News from the States Federal prescription-drug program may replace Pennsylvania's HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - A complex federal Medicare prescription drug bill currently under construction in Congress could either expand Pennsylvania's existing drug plan for low-income seniors or prompt a radical overhaul. Pennsylvania's two Republican U.S. senators have cast conflicting votes on the subject, while uncertainty over the bill's future is holding up a separate bill in the state legislature to expand the state's drug plan to cover more low-income seniors. One question that could affect the 224,000 Pennsylvanians currently in the state plan_ it comprises the Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly and a companion program called PACENET — is whether a federal money will complement the existing state program, or whether state money will complement a new federal program. The $400 million currently spent on PACE and PACENET could be used instead to "wrap around" and fill holes in a new federal drug program that replaces it. Or, if the state program remains intact, Pennsylvania could use a federal subsidy to expand the income limits to allow more people into the program. A joint congressional committee is trying to work out differences between House and Senate bills that passed last month. Both would create broad Medicare prescription drug plans on top of privately managed health-care plans, but it's anyone's guess how a unified bill will look if and when it emerges.

93. Future Of State Discount Drug Program In Doubt, Health Law & Policy Institute the costs of prescription drugs for low pilot” or “demonstration” projectsthat implement new requirements applicable to conventional Medicaid programs. http://www.law.uh.edu/healthlawperspectives/Medicare/030207Future.html

Future of State Discount Drug Program in Doubt By Phyllis Griffin Epps On January 23, 2003, the United States Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the legality of a Medicaid demonstration project that would require pharmaceutical manufacturers to extend existing rebate agreements to include drugs purchased for low-income persons not eligible for traditional Medicaid coverage in Maine. Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America v. Concannon , 249 F. 3d 66 (1st Cir. 2001). The outcome of this case may well determine the future of initiatives to minimize the costs of prescription drugs for low-income residents in several states. The Social Security Act provides that states can develop Medicaid “pilot” or “demonstration” projects that implement new ways of providing health care to low-income citizens. If such a project “assist[s] in promoting the objectives” of the Medicaid system, 42 U.S.C. s 1315(a) (2000), the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) may choose to issue a “waiver” exempting that project from certain federal requirements applicable to conventional Medicaid programs. Id ., sec. 1315(a)(1).

94. Site Cleanup - Emergency Response Program, Clandestine Drug Lab Remediation Prog DTSC s Emergency Response and Special projects Branch has a Clandestine DrugLab Remediation Program to address the issues and concerns associated with http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/SiteCleanup/ERP/Clan_Labs.html

California Home Tuesday, June 8, 2004 Home Take Our Survey Toxics Questions? Public Notices ... Site Map My CA This Site Search Tips DTSC: Site Cleanup Clandestine Drug Lab Remediation Program ERP Home Off Highway Removals Drug Lab Removals HazMat Links DTSC's Emergency Response and Special Projects Branch has a Clandestine Drug Lab Remediation Program to address the issues and concerns associated with assessing and cleaning up former methamphetamine laboratory sites. This program complements DTSC's Clandestine Drug Lab Removal Program, which is responsible for the emergency removal of bulk chemicals, contaminated paraphernalia, and other gross contamination associated with illegal drug labs. The Clandestine Drug Lab Remediation Program's goal is to protect public health and the environment from the chemical dangers posed by former methamphetamine laboratories by: Providing local health officials with scientifically valid drug lab assessment and remediation protocols Establishing health-based action levels for key contaminants of concern Providing property owners and renters with information on the dangers posed by clandestine drug labs Providing law enforcement with toxicological and exposure information on the chemicals commonly found at methamphetamine laboratories Summary of the 2002-2003 Clandestine Drug Laboratory Remediation Survey DTSC will strive to reach these goals through short and long-term objectives. Information related to each of these goals will be provided as periodic updates. Methamphetamine investigation and remediation guidance documents will be available to the public once scientifically validated protocols are identified.

95. 2/21/01 -- DARE Anti-Drug Program To Shift Strategy -- Education Week group that is critical of DARE and US drug policy generally provide information andviews on the DARE program not readily 2001 Editorial projects in Education, http://www.edweek.org/ew/newstory.cfm?slug=23dare.h20

96. News Release Template Workers Compensation s drugFree Workplace Program and to remain a member in goodstanding in order to be eligible for construction projects administered by http://governor.ohio.gov/releases/092002drugfree.htm

TAFT ANNOUNCES STRONGER DRUG FREE WORKPLACE POLICY FOR STATE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS COLUMBUS (September 20, 2002)-Governor Bob Taft today signed an Executive Order implementing a stronger drug free workplace policy for state construction projects. Contractors and subcontractors will be required to enroll in the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation's Drug-Free Workplace Program and to remain a member in good standing in order to be eligible for construction projects administered by the state. "We can't allow workers to put themselves and others at risk of being seriously injured or killed because of drug use on state construction projects," Taft said. National statistics show 33 percent of all workplace deaths have some link to drug or alcohol use. A recent Cornell University Study of drug use in the construction industry found 71 companies reduced injury rates by an average of 51 percent within two years of implementing a drug-testing program compared to a 14 percent reduction at companies without programs in the same period. The policy will be phased in to allow contractors time to get programs in place and fully functioning by July 1, 2003. As of January 2003, contractors may submit bids without previously being enrolled in a drug free workplace program. However, they must enroll in a program certified by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation within ten days of the bid opening. The Bureau, the Ohio Department of Administrative Services and the Ohio Department of Transportation will jointly administer the policy. State government is the leading source of construction spending in Ohio.

97. Afghanistan: U.S. Sends 2 To Assess Drug Program For Afghans The United Nations drug Control Program had met resistance from the Clinton administrationto any projects to assist Afghans in a drugeradication program. http://www.mapinc.org/drugnews/v01/n729/a03.html?1692

98. Annual Report 2002 The Roundtable debate resulted in several projects designed by workshop attendants TheRegional Alcohol and drug Program operates in Central and Eastern Europe http://www.batory.org.pl/english/about/ar2002/18.htm

@import "../../../img/tabn.css"; About the Founder About the Foundation Our Donors The Foundation Council, Board and Staff ... Financial Report Annual Report 2002 Home page Annual Report 2002 Commission on Alcohol and Drug Education The Commission manages two Alcohol and Drug Education Programs, at the national and regional levels. National Program In its local efforts over the past few years, the Commission has been focusing ever more strongly on the establishing and supporting of therapy and education programs for violence offenders. On February 15 th we organized a Roundtable against Violence attended by specialists operating programs of preventive measures against criminal and domestic violence, or preparing for such programs to be launched. The group of over forty participants included employees of penitentiary institutions, and representatives of non-governmental organizations, social welfare institutions and local governments from all over Poland. The discussions focused on programs aimed at unlearning aggressive behavior and violence both of prison convicts, and of those who could be helped to change their behavior patterns before they are jailed (such programs are under way already in a number of prisons, for example in Olsztyn, Barczewo, Kielce, Wroc³aw, and Suwa³ki). Furthermore, former achievements and future plans for the Unlearning Violence experimental program were presented, the latter in progress since the fall of 2000 at the Radom Jail. The

99. Tervis.ee the leading institution to monitor and implement the program. and Estonian Foundationfor Prevention of drug Addiction several subprojects are carried http://www.tervis.ee/index.php?lk=19

100. NIDA - Funding - NIDA Funding Information drug Supply Program Obtaining drugs for study. PostAward Concerns This sectionaddresses issues of researchers who have obtained funding. Funded projects http://www.drugabuse.gov/funding/

Common Drugs of Abuse Acid/LSD Alcohol Cocaine Club Drugs Drug Testing Heroin Inhalants Marijuana MDMA/Ecstasy Methamphetamine Nicotine PCP (Phencyclidine) Prescription Medications Prevention Research Steroids Treatment Research Trends and Statistics NIDA Home Securing Funding for NIDA Grants and Contracts Contents Look for the [NIDA] beside items that people familiar with NIH but not with NIDA should particularly notice! Forms Opportunities Post Award Concerns Funded Projects [NIDA] NIDA Office of Extramural Affairs FAQs : The NIDA Office of Extramural Affairs coordinates the overall process for submitting requests for funding and for reviewing those requests. Its Frequently Asked Questions page is the place to start for basic information. An Introduction to Extramural NIH : From NIH, a clear introduction to how NIH supports research. Tips for Developing and Writing Grant Applications : Several NIH institutes have provided "tips" on how to present your applications, and this page links to some of the best of these. NIH Office of Extramural Research : This site is maintained by the NIH and is a gateway to a great deal of information on NIH research support.

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