A Remote Behavioral Economics-Based Intervention for Cannabis Use Disorder: Bridging Gaps in Care
A Remote Behavioral Economics-Based Intervention for Cannabis Use Disorder: Bridging Gaps in Care
This study is being completed to test a method to promote patient-centered outcomes among people who use cannabis behaviors.
Inclusion Criteria:
1) current CUD; 2) active cannabis use, 3) camera/technology/phone access; and 4) able to give informed consent.
Exclusions: 1) inability to speak English; 2) conditions precluding informed consent, full participation, or understanding of interventions/assessments; 3) past 90-day CUD/SUD treatment; 4) current cancer treatment, 5) medical cannabis certification for current cancer, end-of-life care, or progressive debilitating disease (e.g., ALS) given incompatibility of intervention with goals/healthcare needs/cognitive function, and 6) active moderate/severe other SUDs or injection drug use.
bkilpatr@med.umich.edu(734) 623-0713