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Advances in Adaptive Interventions to Improve Outcomes for Individuals with SUD and HIV

October 3, 2023

UCSF, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies

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This is a Center-to-Center workshop collaborative on Adaptive Interventions in substance use and HIV between the Data Science for Dynamic Intervention Decision-Making Center (d3c) at the University of Michigan and the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) at the University of California San Francisco.

An adaptive intervention is a sequence of intervention decision rules which explicitly guide how best to modify the type/‌intensity of treatment, prevention, recovery or implementation services based on information about an individual and their environment/context. A multimodality adaptive intervention is a special form of an adaptive intervention that integrates and adapts human-delivered (e.g., by clinicians) and digital (e.g., via mobile devices) components at multiple timescales (e.g., monthly and daily, respectively). A multilevel adaptive intervention is a special form of an adaptive intervention that tailors the provision of intervention components across multiple levels (e.g., clinic-level interventions and patient-level interventions). There is much interest in research aimed at constructing these highly novel adaptive interventions. However, randomized trial design and analytic methods are still in their infancy.

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Daniel Almirall, PhD
Inbal Billie Nahum-Shani, PhD

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