Addiction Resources

Evidence Based Addiction Medicine Resources

Can Addiction Research Be Trusted?
Introducing EBAM* (*Evidence-Based Addiction Medicine). A 6-page easy-to-follow guide discussing basic principles of effective research to help readers understand what to look for and how to interpret research articles and reports.
Stewart B. Leavitt, MA, PhD; Editor. Released March 2003.
PDF available here for download <click here...> (6pp)

EBAM* For Practitioners (*Evidence-Based Addiction Medicine)
A more extensive 16-page booklet presenting essential concepts for assessing the validity of research, understanding the relevance of statistics, and interpreting the significance of results for everyday practice in addiction medicine.
Stewart B. Leavitt, MA, PhD; Editor. Released March 2003.
PDF available here for download <click here…> (16pp)

EBAM AATOD Slides - Final Version
PowerPoint slide presentation from the April 15th, 2003 ATTOD Workshop Presentation in Washington D.C. This slide presentation is based upon the 6-page "Can Addiction Research Be Trusted?" guide.

(PowerPoin file available here for download <click here...>

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