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Addressing Tobacco in Managed Care
Program to promote adoption of innovative approaches for
helping Americans enrolled in managed care organizations to
avoid the harm caused by tobacco.
- HealthCare Partners Institute
for Applied Research and Education
Los Angeles, CA
$8,793—Study of the feasibility and impact of incorporating
biochemical assessment of smoking status through routine
prenatal managed care (18 months). ID#44245
- University of Pittsburgh School
of Medicine
Pittsburgh, PA
$49,845—Research on addressing parental smoking
at pediatric visits (14 months). ID#44647
- University of Wisconsin–Madison
Medical School
Madison, WI
$718,400—Technical assistance and direction for
Addressing Tobacco in Managed Care (1 year). ID#41431
American Cancer Society, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
$749,996—Developing
a virtual center to provide information on guidelines for
tobacco dependence treatment (2 years). ID#40101
The American Visionary Art Museum Inc.
Baltimore Inner Harbor, MD
$50,000—Art exhibition
and conference on the history of addiction, self-medication
and drug policy (1 year). ID#45424
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Inc.
Boston, MA
$80,631—Assessment of
the cost-effectiveness of alcohol interventions in emergency
departments and trauma centers (4 months). ID#46246
Boston University School of Public Health
Boston, MA
$9,000,000—National
resource for community substance abuse initiatives (3 years).
ID#39125
Philippe Boucher
Bainbridge Island, WA
$100,000—Developing
an Internet-based directory of tobacco control professionals
and experts (1 year). ID#44742
CAB Health and Recovery Services, Inc.
Danvers, MA
$82,000—Producing a
guidebook on developing systems to improve alcohol and drug
treatment and prevention programs (1 year). ID#44716
University of California, Los Angeles, School of Nursing
Los Angeles, CA
$397,410—Developing
a campaign to engage nurses in tobacco control (9 months).
ID#44399
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