Case Studies

Explore real-world applications of our methods through detailed case studies. Browse examples of how researchers have optimized the design of adaptive interventions, showcasing practical solutions and innovative approaches.

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SMARTs

A Block-Cluster Randomized SMART for Optimizing Malaria Control

University of California, Irvine

SMARTs

A Multilevel Cluster-Randomized SMART on Tobacco Cessation

University of Utah

SMARTs

Adaptive Approach to Naltrexone Treatment for Alcoholism

University of Pennsylvania

SMARTs

Adaptive Intervention for Adolescent Marijuana Use

Dartmouth College

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Adaptive Intervention for Suicide Prevention Among College Students

Jacqueline Pistorello

SMARTs

Adaptive Intervention Strategies in Conduct Problem Prevention: Pilot Study

University of Minnesota

SMARTs

Adaptive Interventions for Children with ADHD

Florida International University

SMARTs

Adaptive Interventions for Minimally Verbal Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Community

Center for Autism Research and Treatment, University of California, Los Angeles

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment for Adolescent Obesity

Wayne State University

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment for Bipolar Disorder

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, 2nd site: Case Western Reserve University Medical Center

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Adaptive Treatment for Cocaine Dependence

University of Pennsylvania

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment for Growth Suppression in Children with ADHD

Florida International University

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment for Persistent Insomnia

Laval University

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment for Pregnant Women Who Abuse Drugs

Johns Hopkins University

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment for Smoking Among People With HIV

Wayne State

SMARTs

Adaptive Treatment Strategies for Children and Adolescents With Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

University of Sao Paulo

MRTs

BariFit MRT

Kaiser Permanente

SMARTs

Characterizing Cognition in Nonverbal Individuals With Autism

Center for Autism Research and Treatment, University of California, Los Angeles

Other

Cluster Randomized Adaptive Implementation Trial

University of Michigan

MRTs

Heartsteps

University of Michigan

SMARTs

Improving Mental Health Outcomes: Building an Adaptive Implementation Strategy

University of Michigan

MRTs

MRT to Improve EMA Engagement in Oral Chemotherapy Adherence for Adolescents and Young Adults

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

MRTs

MRT to Improve Oral Chemotherapy Adherence for Adolescents and Young Adults

The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

MRTs

MRT to Optimize mHealth Messaging for Weight-Loss Support

Northwestern University

MRTs

MRT to Promote Engagement with Purpose-Driven Well-Being App

Ann Arbor, Michigan

SMARTs

Pilot SMART for Adolescent Depression

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

SMARTs

Pilot SMART for Elementary Students With Autism Spectrum Disorder

Center for Autism Research and Treatment, University of California, Los Angeles

SMARTs

Pilot SMART for Personalizing Treatment for Child Depression

Judge Baker Children’s Center at Harvard Medical School

SMARTs

Pilot SMART for Treating ADHD in Families

Seattle Children’s Hospital

MRTs

Sense2Stop

Northwestern University, Bonnie Spring, (site P.I.)

SMARTs

SMART Design for Attendance-Based Prize Contingency Management (CM) for Cocaine Abuse

University of Connecticut Health Center

MRTs

Smartphone Addiction Recovery Coach (SARC) MRT

Chestnut Health Systems

MRTs

Substance Abuse Research Assistance (SARA)

Harvard University and University of Michigan

Other

Trial to Optimize an Adaptive Implementation Strategy

UW-Madison

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Portions of this website and the related scientific research were funded by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) awards P50 DA039838 and P50 DA010075 to The Methodology Center at Penn State, Institute for Educational Sciences award R324B180003 and NIDA award R01 DA039901 to the University of Michigan.

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