Brown University
The goal of this treatment development project is to develop and pilot an adaptive mobile health (mHealth) intervention that targets the co-use of alcohol and opioids in young adults.
The goal of this treatment development project is to develop and pilot an adaptive mobile health (mHealth) intervention that targets the co-use of alcohol and opioids in young adults. Alcohol is an under-recognized contributor to the opioid crisis that, when used with opioids, substantially increases the risk of opioid overdose and other use-related problems. Despite clear public health significance, however, no existing intervention targets alcohol-opioid co-use. This gap is especially detrimental to young adults aged 18-25, who have the highest rates of alcohol and opioid (i.e., nonmedical p…
Inclusion Criteria: 1. Ages 18 to 25 years, inclusive 2. Self-report interest in reducing their alcohol-opioid co-use - outside a research study, people who do not wish to change their co-use are unlikely to download and use an mHealth app designed to reduce co-use. It is important to recruit participants who most closely resemble the intended users of the eventual mHealth intervention. This is defined as reporting any alcohol-opioid co-use goal (i.e., not selecting "No goal" in response to the alcohol-opioid co-use goal question at the screening visit). 3. Self-report engaging in simultaneou…
Mobile health intervention, delivered via smartphone, in which the person using the intervention receives timely micro-interventions based on their responses to ecological momentary assessments that they complete.
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