(Last revised: May 29, 2018)

David Smelson, Psy.D.Department of Psychiatry University of Massachusetts Medical School

Worcester, MA 01655Phone: (508) 856-3768

Fax Number: (781) 687-2227David.smelson@umassmed.edu

Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital 200 Springs Road, Bedford, MA 01730

Phone: (781) 687-3019David.smelson@va.gov

Education

Postgraduate Internship in Clinical Psychology University of Medicine and Dentistry (UMDNJ)-New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ

1994-1995

Psy.D., Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, IL 1991-1995

Pre-Doctoral Externship in Clinical Psychology University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

1993-1994

M.S., (Psychology), Upsala College, East Orange, NJ 1988-1989

B.P.S., College for Human Services, New York, NY 1986-1988

Academic Appointments

Adjunct Professor Graduate School of Biomedical Science, Millennium MD/PHD Program, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA

2017-Present

Adjunct Professor Department of Public Health, Health Policy and Management, School of Public Health and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Amherst, MA

2014-Present

Professor (Tenure awarded 2016) Department of Psychiatry, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA

2008-Present

Visiting Professor Department of Psychology, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY

2007-2008

Associate Professor Department of Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Behavioral Health Care, UMDNJ-School of Health Related Professions, Newark, NJ

2005-2007

Associate Professor Department of Psychiatry,

UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, NJ

2003-2008

Visiting Professor Center for Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ

2001-2002

Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry, UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ

2000-2003

Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ

1998-2003

Assistant Professor Internal Medicine Seton Hall Graduate School of Medical Education, South Orange, NJ

1997-2000

Visiting Professor Derner Graduate School of Psychology Adelphi University, Garden City, NY

1997-1998

Clinical Instructor Department of Psychiatry, UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ

1997-1998

Administrative Appointments

Research LeadershipDirector UMASS Medical School Center of Excellence in Addiction

2017-Present

Acting Associate Chief of Staff for Research Edith Nourse Rogers VA Medical Center

2017-2018

Co-Director UMASS Medical School, Center of Excellence in Addiction

2016-2017

Research Core Director, Commonwealth of Massachusetts Center of Excellence for Specialty Courts

2015-Present

Director (Founding Director) National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans (Bedford Node), Bedford, MA

2009-Present

Vice Chair of Clinical Research Department of Psychiatry University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA

2008-2018

Director Translational Research Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, Bedford, MA

2008-Present

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Site Coordinator Mental Illness, Research, Education and Clinical Center Veterans Administration New Jersey Health Care System Lyons and East Orange Campuses, NJ

1999-2001

Clinical and Clinical LeadershipDirector Dual Diagnosis for VA New England Health Care System (Network 1) Regional Office, Bedford, MA

2008-Present

Staff Psychologist Edith Nourse Rogers Veterans Administration Medical Center, Bedford, MA

2008-Present

Director Psychosis and Dual Diagnosis Programs and Services Veterans Administration, New Jersey Health Care System, Lyons and East Orange Campuses, NJ

2005-2007

Director Time Limited Case Management Services Veterans Administration New Jersey Health Care System, Lyons and East Orange Campuses, NJ

2001-2004

Associate Director Day Treatment Center Veterans Administration Hospital, Lyons, NJ

1997-1998

Staff Psychologist Veterans Administration New Jersey Health Care System East Orange, NJ

1995-2008

Staff Psychologist Veterans Administration Hospital, East Orange, NJ

1995-1997

Certification and Licensure

National Register of Health Service Psychologists 2007-2018New Jersey Board of Psychological Examiners License 1998-Present

Honors and Awards Department of Veterans Affairs, Service Award

Awarded Tenure, University of Massachusetts Medical School

2017

2016

MISSION admitted into the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), National Registry of Evidence-Based Practices (NREPP)

2015

Valor Act II, 1978, Legislative ActAn Act Relative to Veterans’ Allowances, Labor, Outreach and Recognition. Therevision to this act was signed on April 9th, 2014 and includes legislation for the

2014

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MISSION Model of Care to be implemented in Veterans’ Treatment Courtsthroughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

SAMHSA Policy Academy Veterans and Families. Selected to represent Massachusetts a second time and to attend workgroup with EOHHS Leadership (first was in 2008)

2012

SAMHSA Policy Academy on Recovery. Selected to represent Massachusetts and Attend workgroup with EOHHS Leadership

2010

Assisted Secretary for Executive office of Health and Human Services of Massachusetts and Commonwealth Medicine on State Soldiers Home Capacity Project

2010

Assisted Commissioner/ Medical Director Department of Mental Health Inpatient Psychiatry Capacity Utilization Planning

2008

SAMHSA Policy Academy Veterans and Families. Selected to represent Massachusetts and Attend workgroup with EOHHS Leadership

2008

Ariadne P. Beck Psychotherapy Process Research Award,Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, IL

1995

Invited External Promotion/Tenure Reviewer

University of Massachusetts Boston, Fourth Year Review Committee 2014Rutgers University, Tenure Committee 2013University of Massachusetts Boston, Tenure/Professorship Committee 2012Brown University, Promotion Committee 2011

Professional Memberships and Activities

QUERI VA Leadership Group 2008-PresentVA Evidence Based Guidelines in Co-Occurring Disorders 2008-2009Society for Psychotherapy Research 1994-1995American Psychological Association 1993-1999

Editorial Responsibilities

Editorial BoardsJournal of Dual Diagnosis, Editorial Board Member 2007-Present

Ad Hoc ReviewerPsychiatric Rehabilitation Skills, Reviewer 1999-PresentNeuropsychopharmacology, Reviewer 1999-PresentPsychology of Addictive Behaviors, Reviewer 1999-PresentJournal of Nervous and Mental Diseases, Reviewer 1998-PresentAddiction, Reviewer 1998-PresentNeuropsychopharmacology, Reviewer 1998-PresentArchives of General Psychiatry, Reviewer 1998-PresentPsychiatry Research, Reviewer 1997-PresentJournal of Dual Diagnosis, Reviewer 1997-PresentBiological Psychiatry, Reviewer 1997-PresentCurrent Topics in Medicinal Chemistry, Reviewer 1997-Present

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The European Journal of Psychiatry, Reviewer 1997-PresentJournal of Clinical Psychiatry, Reviewer 1997-PresentJournal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, Reviewer 1997-Present

Educational Activities

Educational Activities: Leadership, Curriculum Development National Contributions –U.S. Veterans Administration & University of Massachusetts Medical School

UMass/VA National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans: 2009-PresentMISSION Training Bedford, MA

Responsible for interprofessional MISSION training of VA staff in 157 VA MedicalCenters and over 700 Community Based Outpatient Clinics nationwide. Training isdone locally, regionally, and nationally. Bimonthly in-person didactic trainingson therapy techniques, monthly overview trainings on the MISSION Model,

and weekly Webinars

UMass/VA National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans 2008-PresentMISSION Training Curriculum, Curriculum Development Bedford MA Created a training curriculum to implement the MISSION Treatment Approach Curriculum includes an overview of the model and four training modules for each therapeutic component. Wrote 8 MISSION training manuals, two of which were recently translated into Spanish and I was involved in all of the needed cultural adaptations. Developed accompanying training videos to reinforce knowledge acquisition. This training is all inter-professional and cuts across multiple disciplines, including, psychiatry, psychology, nursing, counseling, and primary care.

Local Contributions –University of Massachusetts Medical School

Inter-Professional Population Health Clerkship on Veterans 2012(Clerkship and Curriculum Co-Developer, with Linda Craigin) Joint offering for UMass Medical School, UMass Graduate School of Nursing Worcester, MA

Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship, Program and Curriculum Development 2008-2009 Department of Psychiatry University of Massachusetts Medical School Worcester, MA

Educational Activities: Lectures, Seminars, and Training

National Contributions -UMMS/VA National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans

Delivery of Evidence-based Practices, Program Leader and Lecturer 2008-Present“Treatment of Homeless Veterans with Mental Health and Substance Abuse Problems” UMass/VA National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans: Evidence-Based Practice Training Institute Bedford, MA 2-3 trainings/week throughout year, to national, regional and local audiences

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(> 2000 health care provider trainees to date)

Regional Contributions –UMMS/VA with Commonwealth of Massachusetts

MISSION Treatment- Practitioner Fidelity, Seminar Leader 2010-PresentUMass/VA National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans: Evidence-Based Practice Training Institute Bedford, MA (monthly seminar, approx. 20 practitioners/month x 12 = 240/year) offered in partnership with: Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Massachusetts Department of Veterans Services

Local Contributions –UMMS in Worcester, MA and UMMS/VA at Bedford, MA

Inter-Professional Population Health Clerkship on Veterans, Lecturer 2012-PresentGraduate School of Nursing and UMMS “Co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders” (1.5 hours/lecture, 1 clerkship per year, approx.. n = 14 students/year

Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship, Lecturer 2008-PresentDepartment of Psychiatry, Division of Addiction, UMMS (4 hours lecture/rotation, 1 rotation/year, n = approx. 6 students/year) Numerous topics, including: “Behavioral therapy interventions for mental illness and addictions” “Treatment engagement” “Care coordination” “MISSION treatment model”

UMass Worcester State Hospital Psychology Internship Program, Lecturer 2008-PresentDepartment of Psychiatry, UMMS (2 hours lecture/year, n = approx. 6 students/year) Various topics, including: “Behavioral therapy interventions for mental illness and addictions” “Treatment engagement” “Care coordination” “MISSION treatment model”

Clinical Research, Lecturer 2008-PresentDidactic Course for Junior Faculty Department of Psychiatry trainees, UMMS (6 hours lecture/year, n = approx. 8 students/year)

Clinical Research Seminar for Postdoctoral Fellows, Seminar Leader 2008-Present UMMS/Veterans Administration Bedford, MA (weekly seminar)

Inter-Professional Fidelity Training on MISSION Model, Lecturer 2008-PresentUMMS/Veterans Administration Bedford, MA (12 hours lecture/year, n = approx. 60 students/year)

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Local Contributions –UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ

Psychiatry Clerkship for 3rd Year Medical Students, Lecturer 1999-2008 Addictions Lectures Department of Psychiatry UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

Educational Activities: Educational Materials Production- Informational Training Videos

MISSION Cape Cod, 2017. Produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration for their National Registry of Evidence Based Programs and Practices.

Jail Diversion and Trauma Recovery: Informing Practice through Data, 2014 Valor Act Training

2017

2014 Pinals, D., Smelson, D., Tracy, M., Guevremont, N., Singer, S., Lopriore, R

Jail Diversion and Trauma Recovery: A Focus on Veterans 2013MISSION Direct Vet Program Promotional Video Pinals, D., Smelson, D., Singer, S., Yount, R., Christopher, P., & Orvek, E.

My Way Home 2012 Informational video on homelessness, mental illness and stigma Rodgrigues, S., Ziedonis, M., Yount R., Sawh, L., & Smelson, D

Educational Activities: Clinical Supervision

Clinical Supervisor 2008-Present UMMS/VA National Center on Homelessness Bedford, MA

Co-Site Director 2003-2008 Psychiatry Fellowship – VA Component UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Rutgers, NJ

Coordinator 1997-1999 Substance Abuse Clerkship for Medical Students Department of Psychiatry UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Rutgers, NJ

Educational Activities: Research Advising

Dissertation or Proposal Advisor, PhD CandidatesCurrentBenjamin Helfand, M.D., Ph.D. CandidateUniversity of Massachusetts School of Biomedical Sciences 2018

Past

Stephanie Carreiro, M.D., Ph.D. Candidate 2017University of Massachusetts School of Biomedical Sciences

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Nene Kuna, Ph.D 2013-2016University of Massachusetts-Amherst

Stephanie Rodrigues, Ph.D. 2008-2010Hofstra University, Long Island, NY

Genata Carol, Ph.D., 1997-1999Adelphi University, Long Island, NY

Sponsorship of Residents and Postdoctoral Fellows

Dara Drawbridge, Ph.D. 2017-PresentUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School

Molly Simmons, DPH 2015Bedford VA Medical Center, Bedford MA

Cathryn Holzhauer, Ph.D., 2015University of Massachusetts Medical School

Andrea Finlay, Ph.D., (Mentor, career development award) 2013-PresentHealth Services Research and Development, Career Development Awardee,VA Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA

Matthew Stimmel, Ph.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 2013-2014VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA

Daniel Blonigen, Ph.D., (Mentor, career development award) 2012-2013Health Services Research and Development, Career Development Awardee,VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, CA

Terri LaCoursiere Zucchero, Ph.D., R.N., (Mentor, research fellowship) 2012-2014VA Health Services Research and Development Nurse Research Fellow,Center for Healthcare Organization and Implementation Research,Bedford VA Medical Center, Bedford MA

Sonya Gabrielian, Ph.D., (Mentor, medical residency research) 2012-2013University of California Los Angeles Medical School, Los Angeles, CA,

Stephanie Rodrigues, Ph.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 2010-2012VA Health Services Research and Development Postdoctoral Fellow, Bedford, MA.Currently holds position as Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry,University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA

Kathryn Bottonari, Ph.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 2008-2009VA Health Services Research Postdoctoral Fellow.Currently holds position as Staff Psychologist, Substance Abuse Treatment Center,Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center, New Brunswick, NJ

Selvija Gjonbalaj Marovic, Ph.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 2005-2008VA Health Services Research Postdoctoral Fellow, New Brunswick, NJCurrently holds position as Clinical Psychologist, Private Practice.

Bradley Sussner, Ph.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 2003-2004

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VA Health Services Research Postdoctoral Fellow.Currently holds position in PTSD Program, VA NJ Healthcare System

Kathy Castles-Fonseca, Psy.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 2001-2003VA Health Services Research Postdoctoral Fellow,Currently holds position in Dual Diagnosis Transitional andIntensive Case Management Program,VA NJ Healthcare System. New Brunswick, NJ

Craig Davis, Psy.D. (Postdoctoral Mentor) 1999-2000VA Health Services Research Postdoctoral FellowCurrently holds position as Director of Medical Liaisons-Eastern Region at Affymax.

Aaron Starosta, Ph.D., (Postdoctoral Mentor) 1998-1999VA Health Services Research Postdoctoral Fellow, Mentor.Currently holds a position in Substance Abuse Research

Addiction Research Post Doctorate Fellows Program. (Mentor) 1998-2007VA New Jersey Health Care System, New Brunswick, NJ

Educational Activities: Faculty Mentoring

Joji suzuki, M.D. 2018-PresentHarvard Medical SchoolK Award

Siu Ping Chin Feman 2016-PresentUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School,Faculty Scholars Program

Stephanie Carreiro, M.D., 2015-PresentUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School,K Award

Stephanie Rodrigues, Ph.D., 2013-2014University of Massachusetts Medical School,UMASS Faculty Diversity Scholars Program

Keith McInnes, Ph.D. 2012-2013Bedford VA/Boston University,Career Development Awardee, VA CDA

Monika Kolodziej, Ph.D., 2011-2014University of Massachusetts Medical School

Lisa Fortuna, M.D., 2011-2012University of Massachusetts Medical School

Colleen McKay, M.A., 2011-2012University of Massachusetts Medical School

Jonathan Delman, M.P.H., J.D., Ph.D., 2010-2013University of Massachusetts Medical School

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Lisa Mistler, M.D., 2010-2012University of Massachusetts Medical School

Amy Harrington, M.D., 2010-2012University of Massachusetts Medical School

Marsha Ellison, Ph.D., 2009-2012University of Massachusetts Medical School

Sarah Guzofski, M.D., 2009University of Massachusetts Medical School

Gina Vincent, Ph.D., 2008-2014University of Massachusetts Medical School

Amy Wachholtz, Ph.D., 2008-2010University of Massachusetts Medical School

Gerardo Gonzalez, M.D., 2008-2011University of Massachusetts Medical School

Rosalie Torres-Stone, Ph.D., 2008-2009University of Massachusetts Medical School

Eric Smith, M.D., M.P.H., 2008University of Massachusetts Medical School

Tatyana Shteinlukht, M.D., Ph.D., 2008University of Massachusetts Medical School

Barry Feldman, Ph.D., 2008University of Massachusetts Medical School

Educational Activities: Student Mentoring

Nathan Guevremont, 2013-2015Yale University, JD Candidate

Wei Summ, 2013UMass Medical School Student Summer Research Fellowship Mentee

Matthew Stimmel, 2013UMass Medical School Psychology Intern

Stephanie Singer, 2010-2015Drexel University, PhD/JD Candidate

Kathryn O’Connor, 2010-2014University of Michigan, PhD. Candidate

Grants

As listed below, I have served as the Principal Investigator, Co-Principal Investigator, or Co-Investigator

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on over 60 grants over the past 20 years. This includes currently being Principal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator on two VA funded Centers of Excellence, ten federal grants as well as Co-Investigator on two other grants, including a Massachusetts Center of Excellence on Specialty Courts. My sources of funding include NIH-NIAAA, NIH-NIDA, NIH-NCCAM and the Department of Veterans Affairs Extramural Research Program, the latter of which is a federal funding mechanism managed within Grants.gov. My VA funding mechanisms includes two Centers of Excellence, the National Center for Homelessness Among Veterans, which I established in 2008, a new Implementation Science QUERI Center, called BRIDGE QUERI, established August, 2015. I also have several VA-funded ROI equivalents called VA Investigator Initiated Research Merit Grants (IIR’s) and VA Service Directed Projects (SDP) along with R21 equivalents called Rapid Reponses Grants (RRP). Furthermore, since moving to UMASS Medical School, my research funding has gone from approximately 700K annually to approximately 5 million annually.Current

SAMHSA CSAT Sheila Casey Esq. (PI) 2017-2022Title: Maintaining Independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking- (MISSION: HOPE)The purpose of this project is to enhance and expand upon the Franklin County Family Drug Court's existing efforts to ameliorate the negative impact of opioid, other substance use, and CODs for parents, children, and other caregivers via the provision of the MISSION-Criminal Justice model. MISSION-Hope seeks to promote family stability and unification, as well as access to mental health, substance abuse, trauma, employment, and familial support services.Costs: $2,125,000.00 (direct & indirect costs)Role: Co-Investigator (1% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS David Smelson (PI) 2017-2021Title: Maintaining independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking-Western Massachusetts (MISSION: West)The goals of this project are to implement and evaluate the MISSION model for ending chronic homelessness in Springfield Metro Area.Costs: $2,135,454.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator/Evaluator (10% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT TI-17-014 David Smelson (PI) 2017-2018Title: Michigan Opioid State Targeted Response ProjectPart of a parent grant which aims to address the opioid crisis through the provision of prevention, treatment and recovery activities for opioid use disorder (OUD) in Michigan. This project intends to implement and evaluate the MISSION-CJ model for medium to high risk offenders being released in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne Counties in Michigan. The program design involves both prerelease treatment planning and post release linkage and re-entry services.Costs: $1,705,133.00, direct & indirect costs.Role: Fidelity Expert/Trainer (10% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT TI-17-014 David Smelson (PI) 2017-2018Title: Massachusetts Opioid State Targeted Response ProjectThis project is part of an overall grant that aims to address the opioid crisis through prevention, treatment and recovery activities in Massachusetts. This project will take place in up to 3 correctional facilities across Massachusetts targeting re-entry services for medium to high risk offenders with COD. The study will implement and evaluate the MISSION-CJ model.Costs: $800,000.00, direct & indirect costs.Role: Evaluator (10% effort)

NIH NIDA R41DA044030-01A1 David Smelson (PI) 2017

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Title: MISSION-U: A Multimedia Training Tool for Treating Individuals with Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use DisordersThis study involves the partnering with a small business to commercialize continuing education for the MISSION Model and creating a continuing education platform for MISSION.Costs: $243,000, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator (10% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT Sheila Casey Esq. (PI) 2016-2018Title: Maintaining independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking- Boston/Metro (MISSION-BMetro)The MISSION-Boston/Metro (MISSION/BMetro) project aims to enhance the existing COD treatment services being provided by both the Quincy and Chelsea Drug Courts. This service enhancement intends to increase access to mental health, substance abuse, trauma, and employment services among active drug court participants who are transitioning out of residential care.Costs: $975,000.00, direct & indirect costs.Role: Evaluator (15% effort)

VA HSR&D QUE 15-284 Gifford, McInnes, Smelson (Multi-PI)

2015-2020

BRIDGE QUERI Center of ExcellenceTitle: The BRIDGE QUERIThe BRIDGE QUERI includes a series of center cores and four projects that focuses on interventions for vulnerable populations of Veterans, including those experiencing homelessness, those with HIV and Hepatitis C and those exiting incarceration. The primary contribution of these projects and the center cores will be to refine service delivery models to address the health care and other service needs of these underrepresented populations.Costs: $3,975,000.00, direct & indirect costs.Role: Co-Principal Investigator (10% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS 1H79TI026128

Sheila Casey Esq. (PI) 2015-2018

Title: Maintaining independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking-CAPE (MISSION-CAPE)This proposal will implement and evaluate the use of MISSION-CJ services in Barnstable Country Drug Court. The program intends to evaluate whether the integrating MISSION-CJ alongside standard drug court case processing reduces criminal recidivism and improves treatment outcome.Costs: $950,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator/Project Evaluator (5% effort)

VA HSR&D Investigator Initiated Research

Daniel Blonigen, David Smelson (Co-PIs)

2015-2019

Title: Improving Treatment Engagement and Outcomes among Justice-involved VeteransThis project will be a multisite RCT to test the effectiveness of Moral Reconation Therapy to reduce risk for criminal recidivism and improve health-related outcomes among justice-involved Veterans.Costs: $1,362,265.00, direct costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (1.2% effort)

NIH/NIAAA 1R34AA023589-01 David Smelson & Elizabeth Epstein (Co-PIs)

2015-2018

Title: Testing A Couple-based Program for Alcohol Risk Reduction in the National GuardThe goal of this project is to develop and test a couple skills-based indicated secondary prevention protocol targeting hazardous drinking National Guard members who have not yet developed an alcohol use disorder. An in-person delivery and an analogue telehealth delivery platform will each be developed and tested

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Costs: $783,199.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (15% effort)

OJP BJA 2015RW-BX-0006 Debra Pinals (PI) 2015-2018Title: Maintaining independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking- West Integrated Reentry and Peer Support (MISSION-WiRAPS)This project intends to implement and evaluate the MISSION-CJ model for medium risk offenders being released in Western Massachusetts. The program design involves both prerelease treatment planning and post release linkage and re-entry services.Costs: $600,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (5% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS Debra Pinals (PI) 2014-2018Title: Maintaining independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking-Court Related Enhanced Services for Treatment (MISSION-CREST)This proposal seeks to enhance and expand the existing Springfield Recovery with Justice Mental Health Court Session to reduce recidivism as part of behavioral health recovery by increasing identification and providing MISSION-Criminal Justice (CJ) case management and peer support for 160 individuals with mental illness and/or substance use disorders, including veterans.Costs: $1,389,424.78, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (15% effort)

VA HSR&D CDA 13-279 Andrea Finlay (PI) 2014-2018Title: Justice-Involved Veterans: Mental Health and Substance Use Care of Young AdultsThis project will examine barriers to and facilitators of entry to/engagement in mental health and/or substance use care among young justice-involved Veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.Costs: $815,894.00, direct costsRole: Primary Mentor (5% effort)

Trial Court of Massachusetts. Ira Packer (PI) 2014-2020Title: Center of Excellence (CoE) for Specialty CourtsThis Specialty Courts CoE will provide specialty courts throughout the commonwealth with current information on best practices, updated legal developments, training and education, ongoing program nad process evaluations, and a coordinated implementation plan for efforts to increase access to Specialty Courts for Massachusetts Residents.Costs: $896,592.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator/Director of Evaluation and Research Core (5% effort)

NIAAA 1R34AA023027-01 David Smelson & Elizabeth Epstein (Co-PIs)

2014-2018

Title: Adapting Alcohol Behavioral Couple Therapy for Service Members in Post-DeploymentThis pilot feasibility treatment development grant is designed to make adaptations to our existing ABCT civilian manual for an active duty military population.Costs: $726,289.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator/Multiple PI format (10% effort)

Pending Grants

VA HSR&D Investigator Initiated Research

David Smelson & Daniel Blonigen (Co-PIs)

2018-2022

Title: A Randomized Controlled Trial of MISSION-CJ for Justice-Involved Homeless Veterans with Co-Occurring Substance Use and Mental Health DisordersWe seek to conduct an RCT of MISSION-CJ for chronically homeless and criminally-justice involved

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Veterans with a COD in VA Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs. Veterans will receive MISSION-CJ services while they are engaged in the program and post-discharge in the community.Costs:1,1000,00Role: Co-Principal Investigator

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS TI-18-008 Sheila Casey Esq. (PI) 2018-2023Title: MISSION- Cape CodThe purpose of this project is to expand wraparound support in Barnstable Drug Court by providing MISSION-Criminal Justice, an evidence based service model, to 200 individuals with a co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder whom have no access to these services in the drug court following their transition from residential care to the community.Costs: $2.1 million, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Project Director/Trainer/Evaluator (5% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS TI-18-008 Ayorkor Gaba (PI) 2018-2023Title: MISSION- Reentry Program (MREP)The purpose of this project is to expand reentry support in NHC by providing MISSION- Criminal Justice, an evidence based re-entry wraparound service model, to 150 individuals with a COD transitioning from the jail to the community.Costs: $2.1, direct & indirect costsRole: Evaluator (5% effort)

VA HSR&D Investigator Initiated Research

David Smelson & Kristin Mattocks (Co-PIs)

2018-2022

Title: A Female Specific Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorders in VA Primary CareThis project will be a multisite RCT to test the effectiveness of a gender specific cognitive behavioral therapy in primary care for increasing access and engagement in care.Costs: $1,100,00.00, direct costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (1.2% effort)

NIH/NIDA David Smelson & Gregg DiGirolamo (Co-PIs)

2018-2022

Title: The Efficacy of Craving Modulation and Cocaine using Behavior on Cognitive ControlThe goal of this project is to examine the neural pathways involved on cognitive control and relapse to cocaine addiction.Costs: $1,376,986.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (20% effort)

Completed Grants

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS David Smelson (Site PI) 2014-2016Title: Supplement to Adapt MISSION for Housing Chronically Homeless IndividualsThe goals of this project are to augment and pilot test the MISSION Manuals for chronically homeless individuals through the Massachusetts statewide CABHI grants. The adaptations will be to develop therapy modules in traumatic brain injury, family engagement, and managing healthcare benefits.Costs: $320,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Site Principal Investigator (10% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT/CMHS TI025347 Hilary Jacobs (PI) 2013-2016Title: Housing Chronically Homeless Individuals through use of the MISSION Model (MISSION: Housed)The goals of this project are to enhance/harmonize/prioritize the current efforts of the MA Interagency Council on Housing and Homeless in reaching their goal of ending homelessness in MA and to expand the efforts of MA’s two current CABHI grants by directly delivering permanent housing and needed support

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services to 180 chronically homeless individuals with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders in the Metro Boston area via use of the MISSION wraparound service model.Costs: $2,135,454.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator/Evaluator (2.5% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT TI025074 Hilary Jacobs (PI) 2013-2016Title: Maintaining Independence and Sobriety Through Systems Integration, Outreach, and Networking-For Offenders Recovering With Awareness, Resources, and Dignity (MISSION-FORWARD)The purpose of this project is to enhance the Quincy Adult Drug Court and the Dedham Veterans Treatment Court (both in Greater Boston area) by directly embedding the MISSION wraparound service model within each court to specifically treat CODs and other related problems found to affect recidivism.Costs: $975,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator/Evaluator (2.5% effort)

VA IIR 10-333 Marsha Ellison (PI) 2012-2016Title: Improving Outcomes for Homeless Veterans with Peer SupportThis goal of this study is to unbundle MISSION to test the role of peer support compared to standard case management in homeless VA care.Costs: $1,099,799.00 direct costsRole: Co-Investigator (1% effort)

VA HSR&D QUERI SDP 11-240 David Smelson (PI) 2011-2016Title: MISSION-Vet HUD VASH Implementation StudyThis is a multisite study that uses the Getting to Outcomes implementation model to implement the MISSION evidence-based treatment intervention in 3 regions of the VA system. This study uses a hybrid implementation/effectiveness design.Costs: $1,098,800.00, direct costsRole: Principal Investigator (15% effort)

National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans David Smelson (PI) 2010-2016Title: A Multi-Site Feasibility Study of Addictions Interventions Designed to Augment HUD-VASH ServicesA series of projects to examine treatment approaches for co-occurring disorders among homeless and justice-involved veterans.Costs: $500,000.00, direct costs of supplemental center fundingRole: Principal Investigator (5% effort)

VA Office of Patient Care Services David Smelson (PI) 2009-2015Title: National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans (NCHAV)-Founding Director of Bedford, MAThe National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans was established in 2009 following President Obama’s mandate to end veteran homelessness. The center includes three nodes, Philadelphia VAMC/University of Pennsylvania, Tampa VAMC/University of South Florida and Bedford VAMC/University of Massachusetts Medical School.Description: The Bedford/UMass Medical School Node of the Center focuses primarily on model development and implementation of evidence-based practices throughout the country. Funding for the Center is shared across Philadelphia VAMC/UPenn, Tampa VAMC/USF, and Bedford VAMC/UMass Medical School.Costs: $7,600,000.00, direct costsRole: Bedford Node Principal Investigator (20% effort)

NIH NIDA R03DA029179 David Smelson (PI) 2012-2015Title: I/Start Behavioral and Neural Response to Cocaine Cue-reactivityThis study examines the role of conscious control and neural circuitry on cocaine cue reactivity using the antisaccade task and FMRI.Costs: $239,213.00, direct & indirect costs

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Role: Principal Investigator (4% effort)

Department of Mental Health Debra Pinals (PI) 2013-2015Title: MISSION Direct-Vet Sustainability StudyThis study is testing the sustainability of training providers to use MISSION Criminal Justice service delivery materials for individuals being diverted from jail in central and western Massachusetts.Costs: $600,000, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (10% effort)

OJP BJATitle: MISSION-iRAPS

2013RW-BX-0003 Debra Pinals (PI) 2013-2015

The goal of this project is to provide intensive identification, linkage and re-entry services to inmates with co-occurring disorders being released to the greater Boston area. Program design involves linkage to Re-entry Service and Peer Service Specialists (RSS and PSS) who will provide MISSION evidence-based treatment throughout the re-entry process.Costs: $600,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator (5% effort)

National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans Leon Sawh (Site PI) 2013-2015Title: Telephone Continuing Care and Recovery Support (TCCRS) - A model development program for addressing Substance Use Disorders among formerly homeless Veterans enrolled in HUD-VASH, VA’s Supportive Housing program.This multi-site project delivers recovery coaching and substance use disorder support for Veterans in participating HUD-VASH programs throughout the country.Costs:$50,000.00, direct costs of supplemental center fundingRole: Co-Investigator (5% effort) Bedford Site Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D

HX000618-01 Thomas O’Toole (PI) 2012-2015

Title: Aligning Resources for the Care of Homeless VeteransThis goal of this study is to use peer specialists to assist with treatment engagement among homeless veterans using a medical home.Costs: $1,890,000.00, direct costsRole: Co-Investigator (1% effort)

SAMHSA CSAT TI023562 David Smelson (PI) 2012-2015Title: Maintaining Independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and Networking: The MISSION Massachusetts ProgramThis is a multisite study of the MISSION Intervention for chronically homeless individuals in Central and Western Massachusetts.Costs:$1,495,068.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator (15% effort)

VA HSR&D PPO 13-154-2 Sonya Gabrielian (PI) 2014-2015Title: Improving Patient Engagement in VA Supportive HousingThe goal of this project is to use mixed methods to compare a group of Veterans with negative exits from the HUD-VA Supportive Housing program at the VA Greater Los Angeles to a group of Veterans who are

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VA HSR&D RRP 12-507 Daniel Blonigen (PI) 2014-2015Title: Veterans Justice Programs: Improving Access to Mental Health ServicesThis project attempts to identify the variation in the practices and attitudes of providers from the Veterans Justice Program in their efforts to help veterans who are detained by the criminal justice system get access to mental health services and successfully reintegrate into the community.Costs: $99,250.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator (1% effort)

retained in the program.Costs:$94,906.00, direct costsRole: Co-Investigator (1% effort)

National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans Leon Sawh (Site PI) 2014-2015Title: Enhanced Peer Navigator/ Community Integration Specialist ProjectThe major goals of this project are to identify the key elements of promising Peer Support/Navigator models and to blend these functions into a standardized position with a corresponding toolkit that can be used in communities throughout the U.S. to eliminate homelessness among Veterans.Costs: $200,000.00, direct costs of supplemental center fundingRole: Co-Investigator (5% effort)

National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans David Smelson (PI) 2013-2014Title: HUD VASH Program Exiters: A Mixed Methods AnalysisThis is a mixed methods study to examine the reasons for homeless Veterans’ irregular discharges from the VA HUD-VASH program, following the development of a toolkit.Costs $50,000.00, direct costsRole: Bedford Site Principal Investigator

NIH NIDA 1R01DA033769-01 Edward Boyer (PI) 2012-2014Title: iMStrong, an Innovative Remote Monitoring System for Detecting Cocaine UseIn collaboration with MIT, this study is developing and pilot testing a cocaine detector device to understand the signature of a relapse.Costs: $977,563.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

OJP BJA RW-BX-0010 Debra Pinals (PI) 2012-2013Title: MISSION-Re-Entry and Peer Support (RAPS)This study tested the efficacy of MISSION to assist in prison reentry among individuals with co-occurring disorders.Costs: $300,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

OJP BJA MO-BX-0009 Debra Pinals (PI) 2012-2013Title: Jail Diversion Across the Continuum: Justice and Mental Health Collaborative PlanningThis was a state planning grant to assist with developing interagency collaborations and a strategic plan for criminal justice within Massachusetts.Costs: $50,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans David Smelson (PI) 2011-2013Title: Developing Technologies to Enhance Treatment EngagementThis study focused on homeless Veterans use of mobile technology and willingness to use technology as part of their own health care.Costs: $275,000.00, direct costs of supplemental center fundingRole: Bedford Site Principal Investigator

OJP BJA MO-BX-0037 Debra Pinals (PI) 2011-2012Title: MISSION Community Reentry for WomenThis study tested the efficacy of MISSION to assist with reentry from prison among a special population of female prisoners with co-occurring disorders.Costs: $300,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

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VA QUERI Locally Initiated Project (LIP) Marsha Ellison (PI) 2011-2012Title: Supported Employment Implementation within VHAThe purpose of this study was to develop an implementation plan for situating Supported Education in VHA system via stakeholder interviews and consensus meetings.Costs: $38,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

VA QUERI Locally Initiated Project (LIP) Stephanie Rodrigues (PI) 2011-2012Title: A Qualitative Exploration of Self-stigma in Treatment Engagement of Homeless Veterans with Co- occurring Mental Health and Substance Abuse DisordersThis study examined the role of self-stigma among homeless clients with a co-occurring disorder and which problem area was more stigmatizing.Costs: $30,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

VA HSR&D QUERI SDP 11-235 David Smelson (PI) 2011Title: Planning Period - HUD-VASH GTO/MISSION Implementation StudyThis project was a pre-site planning phase to screen and select study sites for a multisite implementation project.Costs: $22,000.00, direct costsRole: Principal Investigator

National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans David Smelson (PI) 2010-2012Title: Development of a Resource Guide to Assist HUD-VASH Case Managers with Housing Placement and Treatment of Homeless Veterans with Clinical NeedsThe goal of this project was to develop a toolkit to be used by clinicians in the field who deliver HUD-VASH services in an effort to standardize practices throughout the country.Costs: $200,000.00, direct costs of supplemental center fundingRole: Bedford Site Principal Investigator

VA Office of Research and Development David Smelson (PI) 2010-2012Title: Maintaining Independence and Sobriety Through Systems Integration Outreach and Networking: Manual and Workbook Development ProjectThis project was funded to adapt and study the MISSION Treatment Manual and MISSION Consumer Workbooks for a dually diagnosed homeless Veteran population.Costs: $174,000.00, direct costsRole: Principal Investigator

VA QUERI Locally Initiated Project (LIP) Marsha Ellison (PI) 2010-2012Title: Implementation of Supported Education in the Veterans Homelessness Prevention Demonstration Project (VHPD)This study piloted the use of a Supported Employment treatment manual for Veterans with mental health issues expressing a desire to go back to school.Costs: $30,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

VA HSR&D RRP 09-189 David Kalman (PI) 2010-2012Title: Addressing Tobacco through Organizational Change in Addictions Treatment ProgramsThis study tested the use of the ATTOC model for addressing tobacco on VHA homeless residential care.Costs: $100,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D RRP 09-113 Marsha Ellison (PI) 2009-2012Title: Supporting Education of OIF/OEF Veterans with DisabilitiesThis project conducted a needs assessment for Supported Education for returning Veterans with PTSD and then developed a curriculum and implementation guidelines for delivering Supported Education in

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the VA mental health care system.Costs: $100,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

NIH ARRA RC1-DA028428 Edward Boyer (PI) 2009-2012Title: iHealThis study developed and tested a “real time” relapse prevention device for addressing substance abuse.Costs: $1,100,145.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

VA HSR&D PPO 09-254-1 Marsha Ellison (PI) 2009-2011Title: Supporting Education Goals of OIF/OEF Veterans with PTSD: Pilot Process & OutcomeThis study developed and tested a supported educational manual to assist Veterans with mental health issues in returning to higher education.Costs: $100,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D RRP 08-253 David Smelson (PI) 2009-2010Title: Addressing Tobacco Through Organizational Change in the Community Based Outpatient ClinicsThis was a pilot study to test the Addressing Tobacco Through Organizational Change (ATTOC) intervention in community Based Outpatient Clinics.Costs:$75,000.00, direct costsRole: Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D Merit Review

RRP Scott Sherman (PI) 2009-2010

Title: Creating a VA Tobacco Control Implementation Research CollaborativeThis goal of this project was to develop a research network of investigators within the VA study tobacco dependence.Costs:$72,444.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

SAMHSA CMHS SM 58804-01 Debra Pinals (PI) 2008-2014Title: MISSION Direct-VetThe goal of this study is to adapt and test the MISSION treatment intervention for individuals being diverted from jail.Costs: $2,168,071.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

NIH NIDA 1R01DA027138-01 Gerardo Gonzalez (PI) 2008-2013Title: Memantine-enhanced buprenorphine treatment for opioid dependent young adultsThis study tested the use of Memantine-enhanced buprenorphine treatment for transitional aged youth - opiate dependent clients.Costs: $780,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

SAMHSA CMHS Supplement David Smelson (PI) 2006-2008Title: The MISSION Fidelity ProjectThis project was undertaken to develop and pilot test the MISSION Treatment Manual and MISSION Consumer Workbook and MISSION Fidelity measure in a homeless population.Costs: $199,836.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

NIH NCCAM R21 DA020434-01 David Smelson (PI) 2005-2011Title: Qigong Therapy for Treating Cocaine AddictionThis was a randomized controlled trial comparing external Qigong to sham in cocaine dependent cue-

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reactive subjects.Costs: $586,063.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

NIH NIDA R03 DA020434-01 David Smelson (PI) 2005-2009Title: Cue-elicited Craving and Genetics in Cocaine DependenceThis study examined the role of dopamine candidate gene polymorphisms in cocaine cue-reactivity.Costs:$155,500.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D Merit Review

IIR-020-145 David Smelson (PI) 2005-2009

Title: A Brief Community Linkage Intervention for Dually Diagnosed IndividualsThis was a randomized controlled trial testing a brief MISSION intervention compared to matched attention for individuals with a co-occurring disorder being discharged from the hospital.Costs: $686,909.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D Merit Review

SDP 07-034 Scott Sherman (PI) 2005-2008

Title: Telephone Care Coordination for Smokers in Mental Health ClinicsThis was a multisite study to develop and test a specialized smoking cessation quit line for Veterans with mental health issues compared to the standard non-specialized state quit line.Costs: $897,755.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Principal Investigator

SAMHSA CSAT TI16576 David Smelson (PI) 2004-2010Title: Maintaining Independence and Sobriety through Systems Integration, Outreach and networking: The MISSION ProgramThis study tested the MISSION model for chronically homeless individuals with comorbid mental health and substance abuse problems.Costs:$1,968,071.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

Veterans Administration Research Funding Bradley Sussner (PI) 2002-2006Title: The EMPOWER ProgramThis was a study to test the use of peer support to assist clients leaving substance abuse treatment with engagement in community based services.Costs: $293,556.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

NIH NIDA 1R01DA015978-01 Douglas Ziedonis (PI) 2001-2005Title: Modifying MET for Use with ASI DataThis study tested a motivational based intervention to augment the ASI for clients in substance abuse treatment.Costs: $931,274.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

Lilly Research Laboratories-Investigator Initiated Study David Smelson (PI) 2001-2003Title: An examination of the implementation of Clinical Practice Guidelines for the treatment of schizophrenia and other psychotic disordersThis multi-funded project looked at optimizing psychopharmacology clinical practice guidelines in mental health treatment.Costs: $70,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

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Janssen Research Foundation-Investigator Initiated Study

David Smelson (PI) 2001-2003

Title: A pilot study to evaluate the implementation phase of clinical practice guidelines in schizophrenia and other psychotic disordersThis multi-funded project looked at optimizing psychopharmacology clinical practice guidelines in mental health treatment.Costs: $70,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

AstraZeneca - Investigator Initiated Study David Smelson (PI) 2001-2003Title: Implement of Clinical Practice Guidelines in Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic DisordersThis multi-funded project looked at optimizing psychopharmacology clinical practice guidelines in mental health treatment.Costs: $70,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

Veterans Administration Millennium Funding David Smelson (PI) 2000-2004Title: Transitional Treatment Interventions-Time-limited Case ManagementThis study tested a brief intervention to improve outpatient treatment engagement among individuals being discharged from a residential substance abuse program.Costs: $414,000, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

VA HSR&D Marsha Valenstein (PI) 1998-2001Title: Improving Antipsychotic Adherence Among Patients with SchizophreniaThis study tested a pharmacy based-intervention to improve pharmacological treatment adherence among Veterans with severe mental illness.Costs: $1,020,075.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Co-Investigator

AstraZeneca - Investigator Initiated Study David Smelson (PI) 1998-1999Title: The Efficacy of Quetiapine for Reducing Craving and Relapses in Individuals with Schizophrenia and Cocaine DependenceThis study examined the effects of Quetiapine for reducing cue-elicited cocaine craving.Costs: $89,500.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

Bristol Meyers Squib-Investigator Initiated Study David Smelson (PI) 1997-2000Title: The Efficacy of Abilify as an Anti-cocaine Craving Agent in Cocaine Dependent SchizophrenicsThis study examined the effects of Abilify in reducing cue-elicited cocaine craving in cocaine dependent subjects.Costs: $49,100.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

VA Cooperative Studies Program Robert Rosenheck (PI) 1997-2000Title: Cooperative Study 451: The Clinical and Economic Impact of Olanzapine in SchizophreniaThis was a randomized controlled trial to test the cost effectiveness of a newer class of medication for the treatment of schizophrenia.Costs: $210,000.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Site Principal Investigator

Janssen Research Foundation- Investigator Initiated Study

David Smelson (PI) 1997-1999

Title: The Efficacy of Risperidone in Decreasing Cue-elicited Craving in Withdrawn Cocaine Dependent Patients

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This study examined the effects of Risperidol for reducing relapses in cocaine addiction.Costs: $42,500.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

Janssen Research Foundation- Investigator Initiated Study

David Smelson (PI) 1997-1999

Title: The efficacy of Risperidone as an anti-cocaine craving agent in withdrawn cocaine dependent patientsThis study examined the effects of Risperidol for reducing cue-elicited craving in cocaine addiction.Costs: $59,100.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

Lilly Research Laboratories- Investigator Initiated Study David Smelson (PI) 1997-1999Title: A Study of the Efficacy of Olanzapine and Haloperidol in Decreasing Cue-Elicited Craving and Relapse in Withdrawn Cocaine Dependent PatientsThis study examined the effects of Olanzapine for reducing cue-induced craving in cocaine dependent patients entering treatment substance abuse treatment.Costs: $56,250.00, direct & indirect costsRole: Principal Investigator

Publications

Peer-reviewed Publications

1. Roy, M., Smelson, D., & Roy, A. (1996). Abnormal electroretinogram in cocaine dependent patients: Relationship to craving. British Journal of Psychiatry, 168, 507-511.

2. Smelson, D.A., Roy, A., & Roy, M. (1996). The electroretinogram and neuropsychological functioning in cocaine addicts. The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 41(6), 415-415.

3. Roy, M., Smelson, D., & Lindeken, S. (1996). Screening for pathological gambling among inpatient substance abusers. British Journal of Psychiatry, 169, 523.

4. Roy, M., Smelson, D., & Roy, A. (1997). Longitudinal study of blue cone retinal function in cocaine dependent patients. Biological Psychiatry, 41, 252-253.

5. 3. Roy, M., Roy, A., Williams, J., Weinberger, L., & Smelson, D. (1997). Reduced blue cone electroretinogram in cocaine-withdrawn patients. Archives of General Psychiatry, 54, 153-156.

6. 4. Smelson, D., Roy, A., & Roy, M. (1997). Risperidone on neuropsychological test performance in cocaine withdrawn patients. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 42, 431.

5.7. 3. Smelson, D., Kordon, M., & Rudolph, B. (1997). Evaluating the diagnostic interview: Obstacles

and future directions. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 53, 497-505.4.

8. 5. Desai, P., Roy, M., Roy, A., Brown, S., & Smelson, D. (1997). Impaired color vision in cocaine patients. Archives of General Psychiatry, 54, 696-699.

6.9. 3. Roy, M., Roy, A., Smelson, D., & Weinberger, L. (1997). Reduced blue cone electroretinogram in

cocaine dependent patients: A replication. Biological Psychiatry, 42, 631-633.4.

10.3. Smelson, D., Roy, A., & Roy, M. (1997). Risperidone diminishes cue-elicited craving in withdrawn- cocaine dependent patients. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 42, 984.

4.11. Roy, A., Roy, M., & Smelson, D. (1998). Risperidone, ERG and cocaine craving. American

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Journal of Addictions, 7, 90.

12.3. Smelson, D., Roy, A., Roy, M., & Santana, S. (1998). Electroretinogram in withdrawn cocaine dependent patients: Relationship to cue-elicited craving. British Journal of Psychiatry, 172, 537-539.

4.13.3. Smelson, D., McGee-Caulfield, E., Bergstein, P., & Engelhart, C. (1999). Initial validation of the

Voris Cocaine Craving Scale: A preliminary report. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 55, 135-139.4.

14.5. Howanitz, E., Pardo, M., Smelson, D., Engelhart, C., Eisenstein, N., & Losonczy, M.F. (1999). The efficacy and safety of clozapine versus chlorpromazine in geriatric schizophrenics. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 60, 41-44.

6.15.3. Smelson, D., Roy, A., Santana, S., & Engelhart, C. (1999). Neuropsychological deficits in

withdrawn cocaine dependent males. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 25, 377-381.4.

16. Smelson, D., Roy, M., Roy, A., Harter, J., Engelhart, C., & Ziedonis, D. Relationship between the electroretinogram blue cone amplitude and cue-eliciting cocaine craving. In Harris editor, College of Problems of Drug Dependence, 1999. National Institute of Drug Abuse Research Monograph. DHHS Washington D.C.; USGPO. (2000).

17. Ziedonis, D., Williams, J., Corrigan, P., & Smelson, D. (2000). Management of substance abuse in schizophrenia. Psychiatric Annals, 30(1), 67-75.

18.5. Smelson, D., Roy, M., Roy, A., & Torshikovic, D. (2001). Electroretinogram blue cone amplitude and cue-eliciting cocaine craving: A replication. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 27, 391-397.

6.19.7. Carol, G., Smelson, D., Losonczy, M.F., & Ziedonis, D. (2001). Alcohol & drug abuse: A

preliminary investigation of cocaine craving among persons with and without schizophrenics. Psychiatric Services, 52, 1029-1031.

8.20.9. Smelson, D., Davis, C., Di Piano, R., Johnson, V., Losonczy, M.F., & Ziedonis, D. (2001).

Executive and motor functioning among cocaine dependent schizophrenics and non-drug abusing schizophrenics. Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases, 190, 200-202.

10.21. Smelson, D., Losonczy, M., Kaune, M., Williams, J., Davis, C., & Ziedonis, D. (2002) Risperidone

treatment in withdrawn cocaine-dependent schizophrenics. Schizophrenia Research, 53,160.

22.11. Smelson, D., Losonczy, M., Kaune, M., Williams, J., Davis, C., & Ziedonis, D. (2002). Risperidone decreases craving and relapses in individuals with schizophrenia and cocaine dependence. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 47(7), 671-675.

12.23.13. Smelson, D., Kilker, C., Starosta, A., Losonczy, M., Kind, J., & Williams, J. (2002). An analysis of

cue-reactivity among individuals with schizophrenia compared to cocaine addicts without schizophrenia. Psychiatric Services, 53, 1612-1616.

14.24.15. Smelson, D., Davis, C., Eisenstein, N., Engelhart, C., Williams, J., Losonczy, M.F., & Ziedonis, D.

(2003). Cognitive disparity in schizophrenics with and without cocaine dependency. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 24, 75-79.

16.25.17. Ziedonis, D., Williams, J.M., & Smelson, D. (2003). Serious mental illness and tobacco addiction:

A model program to address this common but neglected issue. American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 326(4), 223-230.

18.26.19. Rosenheck, R., Perlick, D., Bingham, S., Mares, W., Collins, J., Warren, S., Leslie, D., Allan, E.,

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Cambell, E., Carof, S., Corwin, J., Davis, L., Douyon, R., Dunn, L., Evans, L., Freska, E., Grabowski, J., Graeber, D., Hertz, L., Kwon, K., Lawson, W., Mena, F., Sheikh, J., Smelson, D., & Smith-Gamble, V. (2003). Effectiveness and cost of olanzapine and haloperidol in the treatment of schizophrenia: A randomized controlled study. JAMA, 290, 2693-2702.

20.27.21. Smelson, D., Ziedonis, D.M., Losonczy, M.F., Williams, J., & Kaune, M. (2003). A double-blind

study comparing olanzapine the haloperidol for reducing cue-elicited craving in individuals with schizophrenia and cocaine dependence. Schizophrenia Research, 60, 303.

22.28. Smelson, D., Ziedonis, D.M., Williams, J., Losonczy, M.F., Williams, J., & Kaune, M. (2004). A

double blind placebo-controlled trial of risperidone for decreasing cue-elicited craving in recently withdrawn cocaine dependent patients. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 27(1), 45-9.

29.3. Ziedonis, D., Smelson, D., Rosenthal, R., Batki, S., Green, A., Henrey, R., Montoya, I., Parks, R., & Weiss, R. (2005). Improving the care of individuals with schizophrenia and substance abuse disorders. Journal of Psychiatric Practice, 11(5), 1-25.

4.30.5. Sussner, B., Smelson, D., Kline, A., Losonczy, M., & Ziedonis, D. (2005). The validity and clinical

utility of a brief measure of cocaine craving. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 83(3), 233-237.6.

31.7. Smelson, D., Losonczy, M., Castles-Fonseca, K., Stewart, P., Kaune, M., & Ziedonis, D. (2005) Preliminary Outcomes from a community linkage intervention for individuals with a co-occurring substance abuse and serious mental illness. Journal of Dual Diagnosis, 3(1), 47-59.

8.32.9. Smelson, D., Williams, J., Ziedonis, D.M., Losonczy, M.F., & Kaune, M. (2006). The efficacy of

olanzapine for decreasing cue-elicited craving in individuals with schizophrenia and cocaine dependence: A preliminary report. Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 26(1), 9-12.

10.33. Smelson, D., Tunis, S.L., Nyhuis, A.W., Faries, D.F., Kinon, B.J., & Ascher-Svanum, H. (2006).

Antipsychotic treatment discontinuation among individuals with schizophrenia and co-occurring substance use. Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 26(6), 666-667.

34. Smelson, D.A., Losonczy, M., Ziedonis, D., Castles-Fonseca, K., & Kaune, M. (2007). Six month outcomes from a booster case management program for individuals with a co-occurring substance abuse and a persistent psychiatric disorder. Eur J Psychiatry Clin Neurosci, 21, 143-52.

35. Salvatore, S.J., Smelson, D.A., Kline, A., Sussner, B., Faust, E., & Lee, S.M. (2007). The role of cognition, impulsivity, and age in program violations in a federal prison substance abuse treatment facility: A preliminary report. Journal of Correctional Health Care, 13(4), 252-256.

36. Banerjea R., Sambamoorthi U., Smelson D., & Pogach L. (2008). Chronic illness with complexities: Mental illness and substance use among Veteran clinic users with diabetes. American Journal of Drug Alcohol Abuse, 33(6), 807-821.

37. Banerjea R., Sambamoorthi U., Smelson D., & Pogach L. (2008). Expenditures in mental illness and substance use among veteran clinic users with diabetes. Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, 35(3), 290-303.

38. Fortuna, J. & Smelson, D. (2008). Phenomenology of drug craving. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 40(3), 255-261.

39. Sussner, B.D., Kline, A., Smelson, D.A., Losonczy, M., & Salvatore, S.J. (2008). The role of psychosocial characteristics in premature discharge from residential services for homeless veterans. Psychological Services, 5(4), 341.

40. Banerjea R., Sambamoorthi U., Smelson D., & Pogach L.M. (2009). Mental illness and substance

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use disorders among women veterans with diabetes. Women's Health Issues, 19(6), 446-56.

41. Kline, A., Callahan, L., Butler, M., St. Hill, L., Losonczy, M.F., & Smelson, D.A. (2009). The relationship between military service eras and psychosocial treatment needs among homeless veterans with a co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorder. Journal of Dual Diagnosis, 5(3-4), 357-374.

42. Valenstein, M., Kavanagh, J., Lee, T., Reilly, P., Dalack, G., Grabowski, G., Smelson, D., Ronis, D., Ganoczy, D., Woltmann, E., Metreger, T., Wolschon, P., Jensen, A., Poddig, B., & Blow, F. (2009). Using a pharmacy-based intervention to improve antipsychotic adherence among patients with serious mental illness. Schizophrenia Bulletin, 37(4), 727-736.

43. Kalman, D., Kim, S., DiGirolamo, G., Smelson, D., & Ziedonis, D. (2010). Addressing tobacco use disorder in smokers in early remission from alcohol dependence: The case for integrating smoking cessation services in substance use disorder treatment programs. Clinical Psychology Review, 30(1), 12-24.

44. Boyer, E.W., Smelson, D., Fletcher, R., Ziedonis, D., & Picard, R.W. (2010). Wireless technologies, ubiquitous computing and mobile health: Application to drug abuse treatment and compliance with HIV therapies. Journal of Medical Toxicology, 6(2), 212-216.

45. Ellison, M.L., Mueller, L., Smelson, D., Corrigan, P., Bokhour, B., Vessella, J., & Drebing, C. (2012). Supporting the education goals of post-9/11 veterans with self-reported PTSD symptoms: A needs assessment. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal, 35(3), 209-217.

46. Boyer, E.W., Fletcher, R., Fay, R., Smelson, D., Ziedonis, D., & Picard, R.W. (2012). Preliminary efforts directed toward the detection of craving of illicit substances: The iHeal project. Journal of Medical Toxicology, 8, 5–9.

47. Smelson, D., Kalman, D., Losonczy, M., Kline, A., St. Hill, L., Castles-Fonseca, K., & Ziedonis, D. (2012). A brief treatment engagement intervention for individuals with co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorders: Results of a randomized clinical trial. Community Mental Health Journal, 48(2), 127-132.

48.3. Smelson, D., Yu, L., Buyske, S., Gonzalez, G., Tishfield, J., & Ziedonis, D. (2012). Genetic association of GABA-A receptor Alpha-2 and Mu opioid receptor with cocaine cue-reactivity: Evidence for inhibitory synaptic neurotransmission involvement in cocaine dependence. American Journal of Addictions, 21(5), 411-415.

4.49.5. Smelson, D., Chen, K., Ziedonis, D., Andes, K., Lennox, A., Callahan, L., Rodrigues, S., &

Eisenberg, D. (2013). A pilot study of Qigong for reducing cocaine craving early in recovery. Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 19(2), 97-101.

6.50.7. Rogers, E., Fernandez, S., Gillespie, C., Smelson, D., Hagedorn, H., Elbel, B., Kalman, D.,

Axtmayer, A., Kurowski, K., & Sherman, S. (2013). Telephone care coordination for smokers in VA mental health clinics: A hybrid type 2 effectiveness-implementation trial. Addiction Science & Clinical Practice, 8(7).

8.51.3. Smelson, D., Kline, A., Kuhn, J., Rodrigues, S., O’Connor, K., Fisher, W., Sawh, L., & Kane,

V. (2013). A wraparound treatment engagement intervention for homeless veterans with co-occurring disorders. Psychological Services, 10(2), 161-7

52.4. O’Connor, K., Kline, A., Sawh, L., Rodrigues, S., Fisher, W., Kane, V., Kuhn, J., Ellison, M., & Smelson, D. (2013). Unemployment and co-occurring disorders among homeless veterans. Journal of Dual Diagnosis, 9(2), 134-138.

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53.6. Rodrigues, S., Serper, M., Novak, S., Corrigan, P., Hobart, M., Ziedonis, M., & Smelson, D. (2013). Self-stigma, self-esteem, and co-occurring disorders. Journal of Dual Diagnosis, 9(2), 129-133.

7.54.8. McInnes, D.K., Sawh, L., Petrakis, B.A., Rao, S.R., Shimada, S.L., Eyrich-Garg, K.M., Gifford,

A.L., Anaya, H.D., & Smelson, D.A., (2014). The potential for health-related uses of mobile phones and internet with homeless veterans: Results from a multi-site survey. Telemedicine and e-Health, 20(9), 801-809.

9.55.10. Carriero, S, Smelson, D., Ranney, M., Horvath, K., Boudreaux, E., Picard, R., & Boyer, E. (2014).

Real-time mobile detection of drug use with wearable biosensors: A pilot study. Journal of Medical Toxicology, 11(1), 73-79.

11.56.12. Smelson, D.A., Pinals, D.A., Sawh, L., Fulwiler, C., Singer, S., Guevremont, N., Fisher, W.,

Steadman, H.J., & Hartwell, S. (2015). An alternative to incarceration: co‐occurring disorders treatment intervention for justice‐involved veterans. World Medical & Health Policy, 7(4), 329-348.

13.57.14. McInnes, D.K., Fix, G.M., Solomon, J.L., Petrakis, B.A., Sawh, L., & Smelson, D. (2014).

Preliminary needs assessment of mobile technology use for healthcare among homeless veterans. (No. e749v1). Peer J PrePrints.

15.58.16. Hartwell, S.W., James, A., Chen, J., Pinals, D.A., Marin, M.C., & Smelson, D. (2014). Trauma

among justice-involved veterans. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 45(6), 425.17.

59.18. Finlay, A.K., Binswanger, I., Smelson, D., Sawh, L., McGuire, J., Rosenthal, J., Blue-Howells, J., Timko, C., Blodgett, J., Harris, A.H.S., & Frayne, S. (2015). Sex differences in mental health and substance use disorders and treatment entry among justice-involved veterans in the veterans health administration. Medical Care, 53, S105-S111.

19.60.20. Smelson, D., Chinman, M., McCarthy, S., Hannah, G., Sawh, L., & Glickman, M. (2015). A

cluster randomized Hybrid Type III trial testing an implementation support strategy to facilitate the use of an evidence-based practice in VA homeless programs. Implementation Science, 10(1), 79.

21.61.22. DiGirolamo, G.J. Smelson, D., & Guevremont, N. (2015) Cue-induced craving in patients with

cocaine use disorder predicts cognitive control deficits toward cocaine cues. Addictive Behaviors. 47, 86-90.

23.62. Gonzalez, G., DiGirolamo, G., Romero-Gonzalez, M., Smelson, D., Ziedonis, D., & Kolodziej, M.

(2015). Memantine improves buprenorphine/naloxone treatment for opioid dependent young adults. Drug and alcohol dependence, 156, 243-253.

63. Carreiro, S., Fang, H., Zhang, J., Wittbold, K., Weng, S., Mullins, R., Smelson, D., & Boyer, E. (2015). iMStrong: Deployment of a biosensor system to detect cocaine use. Journal of medical system, 39(12), 1-8.

64. Rogers, E.S., Smelson, D.A., Gillespie, C.C., Elbel, B., Poole, S., Hagedorn, H.J., Kalman, D., Krebs, P., Fang, Y., Wang, B., & Sherman, S.E., (2016). Telephone smoking-cessation counseling for smokers in mental health clinics: A patient-randomized controlled trial. American journal of preventive medicine, 50(4), 518-527.

65. Finlay, A.K., Smelson, D., Sawh, L., McGuire, J., Rosenthal, J., Blue-Howells, J., Timko, C., Binswanger, I., Frayne, S.M., Blodgett, J.C., & Bowe, T. (2016). US Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Justice Outreach program: Connecting justice-involved veterans with mental health and substance use disorder treatment. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 27(2), 203-222.

66. Finlay, A.K., Harris, A.H.S., Rosenthal, J., Blue-Howells, J., Clark, S., McGuire, J., Timko, C.,

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Frayne, S., Smelson, D., Oliva, E., & Binswanger, I. (2016). Receipt of pharmacotherapy for opioid use disorder by justice-involved U.S. Veterans Health Administration patients. Drug & Alcohol Dependence, 160, 222-226

67. Okunna, N.C., Rodriguez‐Monguio, R., Smelson, D.A., Poudel, K.C., & Volberg, R. (2016). Gambling involvement indicative of underlying behavioral and mental health disorders. The American journal on addictions, 25(2), 160-172.

68. Smelson, D.A., Zaykowski, H., Guevermont, N., Siegfriedt, J., Sawh, L., Modzelewski, D., Tsemberis, S., & Kane, V. (2016). Integrating permanent supportive housing and co-occurring disorders treatment for individuals who are homeless. Journal of dual diagnosis, 12(2), 193-201.

69. Okunna, N.C., Rodriguez-Monguio, R., Smelson, D.A., & Volberg, R.A. (2016). An evaluation of substance abuse, mental health disorders, and gambling correlations: An opportunity for early public health interventions. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction, 14(4), 618-633.

70. Krebs, P., Rogers, E., Smelson, D., Fu, S., Wang, B., & Sherman, S. (2016). Relationship between tobacco cessation and mental health outcomes in a tobacco cessation trial. Journal of Health Psychology, 1359105316644974.

71. Harnish, A., Corrigan, P., Byrne, T., Pinals, D.A., Rodrigues, S., & Smelson, D. (2016). Substance use and mental health stigma in veterans with co-occurring disorders. Journal of Dual Diagnosis, 12(3-4), 238-243.

72. Ellison, M.L., Schutt, R.K., Glickman, M.E., Schultz, M.R., Chinman, M., Jensen, K., Mitchell-Miland, C., Smelson, D., & Eisen, S. (2016). Patterns and predictors of engagement in peer support among homeless veterans with mental conditions and substance use histories. Psychiatric rehabilitation journal, 39(3), 266.

73. Corrigan, P., Schomerus, G., Shuman, V., Kraus, D., Perlick, D., Harnish, A., Kulesza, M., Kane-Willis, K., Qin, S., & Smelson, D. (2017). Developing a research agenda for understanding the stigma of addictions Part I: Lessons from the mental health stigma literature. The American journal on addictions, 26(1), 59-66.

74. Corrigan, P., Schomerus, G., Shuman, V., Kraus, D., Perlick, D., Harnish, A., Kulesza, M., Kane-Willis, K., Qin, S., & Smelson, D. (2017). Developing a research agenda for understanding the stigma of addictions Part II: Lessons from the mental health stigma literature. The American journal on addictions, 26(1), 67-74.

75. Corrigan, P., Schomerus, G., & Smelson, D. (2017). Are some of the stigmas of addictions culturally sanctioned? British Journal of Psychiatry, 210(3), 180-181.

76. Finlay, A.K., Stimmel, M., Blue-Howells, J., Rosenthal, J., McGuire, J., Binswanger, I., Smelson, D., Harris, A.H.S., Frayne, S.M., Bowe, T., & Timko, C. (2017). Use of Veterans Health Administration mental health and substance use disorder treatment after exiting prison: The Health Care for Reentry Veterans Program. Administration and Policy in Mental Health and Mental Health Services Research, 44(2), 177-187.

77. Chinman, M., McCarthy, S., Hannah, G., Byrne, T.H., & Smelson, D.A. (2017). Using Getting To Outcomes to facilitate the use of an evidence-based practice in VA homeless programs: A cluster-randomized trial of an implementation support strategy. Implementation Science, 12(1), 34.

78. Simmons, M.M., Gabrielian, S., Byrne, T., McCullough, M.B., Smith, J.L., Taylor, T.J., O’Toole, T.P., Kane, V., Yakovchenko, V., McInnes, D.K., & Smelson, D.A. (2017). A Hybrid III stepped wedge cluster randomized trial testing an implementation strategy to facilitate the use of an evidence-based practice in VA Homeless Primary Care Treatment Programs. Implementation

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Science, 12(1), 46.

79. Trojano, M.L., Christoper, P.P., Pinals, D.A., Harnish, A., & Smelson, D. (2017). Perceptions of voluntary consent among jail diverted veterans with co-occurring disorders. Behavioral Sciences & the Law, 1-10. DOI: 10.1002/bsl.2299

80. Rogers, E., Gillespie, Smelson, D., C., Elbel, B., Poole, S., Hagedorn, H., Kalman, D., Krebs, P., Fang, Y., Wang, B., & Sherman, S. (2017). A qualitative evaluation of mental health clinic staff perceptions of barriers and facilitators to treating tobacco use. Nicotine & Tobacco Research.

81. Simmons, M.M., Fincke, B.G., Drainoni, M.L., Kim, B., Byrne, T., Smelson, D., Casey, K., Ellison, M.L., Visher, C., Blue-Howells, J., & McInnes, D.K. (2017). A two-state comparative implementation of peer-support intervention to link veterans to health-related services after incarceration: a study protocol. BMC Health Services Research, 17, 647. http://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-017-2572-x

82. DiGirolamo, G.J., Gonzalez, G., Smelson, D., Guevremont, N., Andre, M.I., Patnaik, P.O., & Zaniewski, Z.R. (2017). Increased depression and anxiety symptoms are associated with more breakdowns in cognitive control to cocaine cues in Veterans with cocaine use disorder. Journal of Dual Diagnosis, 13(4), 298-304.

83. Blonigen, D.M., Rodriguez, A.L., Manfredi, L., Britt, J., Nevedal, A., Finlay, A.K., Rosenthal, J., Smelson, D., & Timko, C. (2017). The availability and utility of services to address risk factors for recidivism among justice-involved veterans. Criminal justice policy review, 28(8), 790-813.

84. Blonigen, D.M., Rodriguez, A.L., Manfredi, L., Nevedal, A., Rosenthal, J., McGuire, J.F., Smelson, D., & Timko, C. (2017). Cognitive-behavioral treatments for criminogenic thinking: Barriers and facilitators to implementation within the Veterans Health Administration. Psychological services, 15, 87.

85. Carreiro, S., Chai, P.R., Carey, J., Lai, J., Smelson, D., & Boyer, E.W. (2018). mHealth for the detection and intervention in adolescent and young adult substance use disorder. Current Addiction Reports, 1-10.

86. Smelson, D., Farquhar, I., Fisher, W., Pressman, K., Pinals, D.A., Samek, B., Duffy, M.K., & Sawh, L. (2018). Integrating a co-occurring disorders intervention in drug courts: an open pilot trial. Community mental health journal, 1-10.

87. Blonigen, D.M., Cucciare, M.A., Timko, C., Smith, J.S., Harnish, A., Kemp, L., Rosenthal, J., & Smelson, D. (2018). Study protocol: a hybrid effectiveness-implementation trial of Moral Reconation Therapy in the US Veterans Health Administration. BMC health services research, 18(1), 164. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-018-2967-3

88. McIlvane, W.J., Kledaras, J.B., Gerard, C.J., Wilde, L., & Smelson, D. (2018). Algorithmic analysis of relational learning processes in instructional technology: Some implications for basic, translational, and applied research. Behavioural processes. doi:10.1016/j.beproc.2018.03.001.

89. Smelson, D.A., Chinman, M., Hannah, G., Byrne, T., & McCarthy, S. (2018). An evidence-based co-occurring disorder intervention in VA homeless programs: outcomes from a hybrid III trial. BMC health services research, 18(1), 332.

90. Holzhauer, C.G., Byrne, T., Simmons, M., Smelson, D.A., & Epstein, E.E. (2017). Profiles of clinical need among homeless individuals with dual diagnoses. BMC health services research.

Submitted Articles Currently Under Review

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91. Smelson, D., DiGirolamo, G., Guevremont, N., Gonzalez, G. (2017) Conscious Control Deficits and fMRI in Personalized Drug Cues. Submitted for Publication.

92. Smelson, D., DiGirolamo, G., Guevremont, N., Gonzalez, G. (2017) Cue-Elicited Craving Predicted Cognitive Control Deficits and Neural Activation in Cocaine Dependent Patients. Submitted for Publication.

93.3. Smelson, D., Kennedy Perez, C., Farquhar, I., Byrne, T., & Colegrove, A. (2017). Permanent Supportive Housing and Specialized Co-Occurring Disorders Wraparound Services for Homeless Individuals.

94.4. Simmons, M., Smelson, D., Kim, B., Hyde, J., Blue-Howells, J., & McInnes, D.M. (2017). Veteran Sex Offender Access to Housing and Health Services after Release from Incarceration: Obstacles and Best Practices.

95.5. Simmons, M., Skolnik, A., Wehler, C., Smelson, D., Jurasic, M., Jones, J., & Gibson, G. (2017). Increasing Utilization Among Clinicians of an Oral Health Education Tool.

6.96.7. Simmons, M., Glanton, C., Harnish, A., Swedler, D.I., & Smelson, D. (2017). Predictors of

Overdose Among Homeless Individuals with Co-Morbid Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorder.

97.8. Pinals, D.A, Gaba, A., Clary, K., Barber, J., Smelson, D. (2018). Boundary spanning in a specialty court with MISSION-criminal justice: Promising preliminary outcomes targeting individuals with co-occurring disorders.

9.98.10. Smelson, D., Gaba, A., Pressman, K. Clary, K., Farquhar, I., Pinals, D.A. Embedding a co-

occurring disorders rehabilitation intervention in Veterans treatment courts: An open pilot study.11.

99.12. Finlay, A.K., Binswanger, I., Timko, C., Smelson, D., Stimmel, M., Yu, M., Bowe, T., & Harris, A. H.S. (2018). Facility-level changes in receipt of pharmacotherapy for opioid use disorder: Implications for implementation science. Manuscript submitted for publication.

13.Invited Articles

100.3. Smelson, D. The effects of an undercover operation on high school students. Adolescent Counselor, 4, 41-45. (1991).

4.101.3. Smelson, D. Adolescent substance abuse prevention. New Jersey Medicine, 90, 845-849.

(1993).

102.3. Ziedonis, D., Williams, J., Steinberg, M., Smelson, D., Sussner, B., Violette, N., & Folds, N. Addressing tobacco dependence among veterans with psychiatric disorders: A neglected epidemic of major clinical and public health concern. Proceedings of a VA Smoking Cessation Conference, 141-169. (2005).

4.103.3. Smelson, D., Dixon, L., Craig, T., Remolina, S., Batki, S., Niv, N., & Owen, R. Pharmacological

treatment of schizophrenia and co-occurring substance use disorders. CNS Drugs, 22(11), 903-916. (2008).

4.104.99. Smelson, D., Banerjea R., Craig, T., & Sherman, S. Smoking among individuals with a

mental illness: Prevalence, impact and intervention strategies. Department of Veterans Affairs Public Health Matters Newsletter, 1-4. (2008).

3. Books & Chapters4.

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105.

5. Ziedonis, D., Steinberg, M. L., Smelson, D., & Wyatt, S. Co-occurring addictive and psychotic disorders. In A.W. Graham, T.K. Schultz, M.F. Mayo-Smith, R.K. Ries & B.B. Wilford (Eds.), Principles of addiction medicine, Third Edition (1297-1320). Chevy Chase, MD: American Society of Addiction Medicine. (2003).

106.3. Ziedonis, D. M., Steinberg, M. L., D’Avanzo, K., & Smelson, D. Schizophrenia and substance abuse. In H.R. Kranzler and B.J. Rounsaville (Eds.), Dual diagnosis and treatment: Substance abuse and comorbid medical and psychiatric disorders, Second Edition (387-436). New York, NY: Marcel Deker. (2004).

4.107.3. Ziedonis, D.M., O’Hea, E., Kreji, D., Berman, J., Smelson, D. Treatment of Co-occurring

psychiatric and substance abuse disorders. In O. Bowden-Jones & T. George (Eds.), Drug Dependence. New York, NY: Cambridge University Press. (2007).

4.108.3. Ziedonis, D., Bizamcer, N., Steinberg, M. L., Smelson, D., & Wyatt, S., Vaianna, A. Co- occurring

addictive and psychotic disorders. In R.K. Ries, S. Miller, D. Fiellin, & R. Saitz (Eds.), Principles of Addiction Medicine, Fourth Edition (1297-1320). Chevy Chase, MD: American Society of Addiction Medicine. (2009).

4.109.3. Ziedonis, D. M., Fan X., Bizamcer, A. N., Wyatt, S. A., Tonelli, M. E., & Smelson, D. Co- occurring

addiction and psychotic disorders. In J. Goldsmith (Ed.), Principles of Addiction Medicine Fifth Edition (1346-1364). Chevy Chase, MD: American Society of Addiction Medicine. (2014).

4.110.3. Ziedonis, D.M., Fan, X., Bizamcer, A. N., Wyatt, S. A., Tonelli, M. E., & Smelson, D.A. Co-

Occurring Addiction and Psychotic Disorders. In A. Herron (ed), Principles of Addiction Medicine: The Essentials, Second Edition. New York, NY: American Society of Addiction Medicine (In Press).

4.111. Sawh, L., & Smelson, D. Outreach and engagement for clients experiencing co-occurring

substance use and mental health disorders. In W. O’Donohue, L.James, & C. Snipes (Eds.), Practical Strategies and Tools to Promote Treatment Engagement. New York: Springer. (2017).

Treatment Manuals

112.3. Smelson, D., Kline, A., Hills, S., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Treatment Manual. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (2007).

4.113.3. Smelson, D., Kline, A., Hills, S., Mizzeli, A., & Trip, J. The MISSION Consumer Workbook.

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (2007).

114.3. Smelson, D., Sawh, L, Kane, V., Kuhn, J., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Treatment Manual: Veterans Edition. Veterans Health Administration. (2011).

4.115.3. Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Rodrigues, S., Kline, A., Hills, S., Mizzeli, A.; Trip, J. The MISSION

Consumer Workbook: Veterans Edition. Veterans Health Administration. (2011).4.

116.3. Smelson, D. Contributing Author. HUD-VASH Resource Guide for Permanent Housing and Clinical Care. Veterans Health Administration. (2012).

4.117.3. Ellison, M., Muller, L., Henze, K., Corrigan, P., Larson, J., Kieval, N., Sawh, L., & Smelson, D. The

Veterans Supported Education Service Treatment Manual. VetSEd. Veterans Health Administration. (2012).

118.3. Smelson, D., Sawh, L, Harter, J., Siegfriedt, J., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Treatment Manual: Second Edition. University of Massachusetts Medical School. (2014).

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119. Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Harter, J., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Participant Workbook Second Edition. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (2014).

120. Pinals, D., Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Harter, J., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Criminal Justice Treatment Manual. University of Massachusetts Medical School. (2014).

121.5. Smelson, D., Pinals, D., Harter, J., Sawh, L., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Criminal Justice Participant Workbook. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (2014).

6.122.7. Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Harter, J., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Participant Workbook Second

Edition, Spanish Edition. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (2015).

123.8. Smelson, D., Pinals, D., Harter, J., Sawh, L., & Ziedonis, D. The MISSION Criminal Justice Treatment Manual, Spanish Edition. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration. (2015).

9.124. Smelson, D. Contributing Author. Peer Navigator Resource Guide. Veterans Health

Administration. (2015).10.

Presentations & Abstracts

Note: Presentations are listed for the most recent five years (2010-present), which is representative of career activity for the past decade.

Invited presentations-International, National, Regional

Smelson, D. MISSION Model of Care, Gavin Foundation

Smelson, D. MISSION Model of Care, Behavioral Health Network

January, 2018

December, 2017

Smelson, D. MISSION Implementation, VA National QUERI Webinar

Smelson, D. Implementation of MISSION in Homeless Primary Care Clinics. West Los Angeles VA Medical Center

Smelson, D. Statewide Plan to End Homelessness: The MISSION ModelMassachusetts Department of Public Health/Bureau of Substance Abuse

Smelson, D. Sustainability of Recovery Oriented Research,International Symposium of Recovery Colleges. London, England.

November, 2017

April, 2016

February, 2016

June, 2015

Smelson, D. Homeless Veterans and Co-Occurring Disorders. Research Day, Edith Nourse Rogers VA Medical Center. Bedford, MA.

May, 2015

Smelson, D. Jail Diversion as a Prevention Strategy for Co-Occurring Disorders and Criminal Justice. Massachusetts DMH Centers of Excellence Annual Conference. Beth Israel Deaconess, Boston, MA.

April 2015

Smelson, D. Addressing Co-Occurring Disorders in Mental Health Treatment Courts. Massachusetts Annual Mental Health Treatment Court Conference. College of Holy Cross, Worcester, MA.

April 2015

Smelson, D. MISSION for Criminal Justice populations. Institute of Mental September 2014

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Health/National Health Service, University of Nottingham. Nottingham, England.

Smelson, D. National Center for Homelessness Among Veterans 2014 Strategic Plan. UCLA School of Public Health/West Los Angeles VA Healthcare System.

March, 2014

Smelson, D. & Sawh, L. Homelessness and Justice-Involvement Among Returning Veterans. Center for Innovation to Implementation (Ci2i), VA Palo Alto Health Care System. Menlo Park, CA.

January 2014

Smelson, D. Homelessness and Veterans. Presentation at UCLA/VA West Los Angeles Healthcare System. Los Angeles, CA.

December 2013

Smelson, D. (Presenter), MISSION. Presentation at MROC/Institute of Mental Health. Nottingham England.

November 2013

Smelson, D & Gurino, B. Massachusetts MISSION Program: Preliminary Outcomes and Sustainability. SAMHSA CHABI Grantee Meeting Cyber Seminar. Bethesda, MD.

September 2013

Smelson, D. Reshaping Co-Occurring Disorders and Homelessness VACO/National Center for Homelessness Among Veterans Annual Center Meeting. Washington, D.C.

June 2013

Smelson, D. National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans. The New England Area Health Education Centers (AHECs) meeting with Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) Office of Regional Operations. Shrewsbury, MA.

May 2013

Smelson, D. & Young, A. Update on Recovery. VA Mental Health QUERI National Evaluation. Little Rock, Arkansas

July 2012

Smelson, D. Homeless and Co-Occurring Disorders. Presentation at VA National Homeless Conference. Tampa, Florida.

June 2012

Smelson et al, 2011 Homelessness and Co-Occurring Disorders in Primary Care. National Homeless Primary Care Program VA Central Office Cyber Seminar Series.

April 2012

Smelson, D. & Pinals, D. Jail Diversion & Trauma Recovery: Priority to Veterans at 2012 Grantee Meeting. Bethesda, MD.

March 2012

Smelson, D. MISSION Model of Care. TAMPA VA/University of South Florida, Tampa VA.

December 2011

Smelson, D. MISSION Model of Care. Philadelphia VA/UPENN Training on MISSION, Philadelphia VA.

December 2011

Smelson & Pinals National Association of Drug Court Professionals-The MISSION Program, Washington, D.C.

June 2011

Smelson & Pinals Commonwealth Medicine Research Scholars program. Quincy, MA

September 2010

Smelson, D. An Update on Drug Craving and Co-Occurring Disorders. NIMH funded R13 Conference Grant “Toward Optimal Treatment for Schizophrenia and Co-Occurring Alcohol Use Disorder. Dartmouth, MA.

September 2010

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Smelson, D. Homeless Conference VA VISN 1 MISSION Model of Care for HUD-VASH, Hanscom Air Force Base. Bedford, MA.

May 2010

Smelson, D. & Pinals, D. MISSION Model for Jail Diversion Grantee Meeting. Bethesda, MD.

March 2010

National Meetings

Blonigen, D.M., Rodriguez, A., Nevedal, A., Smelson, D., Finlay, A., Rosenthal, J., & Timko, C. Provider perceptions of gaps in the implementation of best practices to reduce recidivism among justice-involved Veterans. HSR&D/QUERI National Conference. Philadelphia, PA.

July 2015

McCarthy, S.A., Chinman, M., Smelson, D., Hannah, G. Incorporating evidence-based dual-diagnosis treatments into VA homelessness services.HSR&D/QUERI National Conference. Philadelphia, PA.

July 2015

Sawh, L. Smelson, D., Pinals, D.A., & Fisher, W.H., Establishing a sustainable infrastructure to support the implementation of a veteran-centric jail diversion program. In A. K. Finlay (Chair), Mental illness, treatment utilization, and treatment outcomes among justice-involved Veterans. Annual meeting of the American Society on Criminology. San Francisco, CA.

November 2014

Finlay, A. K., Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Timko, C., McGuire, J., Rosenthal, J., Blue-Howells, J., Clark, S. C., Binswanger, I., Bowe, T., Stimmel, M., Frayne, S., & Harris, A. S. H., Justice-involved Veterans: Mental health and substance use disorder conditions and utilization of care after prison incarceration. In A. K. Finlay (Chair), Mental illness, treatment utilization, and treatment outcomes among justice-involved Veterans. Annual meeting of the American Society on Criminology. San Francisco, CA.

November 2014

Finlay, A. K., McGuire, J., Rosenthal, J., Blue-Howells, J., Binswanger, I., Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Timko, C., Blodgett, J.C., Bowe, T., Harris, A. H. S., Clark, S. C., Asch, S., & Frayne, S., Gender differences in mental health and substance use disorders among justice-involved Veterans after prison incarceration. Annual Meeting of the American Society on Criminology. San Francisco, CA.

November 2014

Sawh, L., Guevremont, N., Zaykowski, H., Smelson, D., Finlay, A. K., & Pinals, D.A., Integrating co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder wraparound services within a Housing First framework. Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. New Orleans, Louisiana.

November 2014

Smelson, D., Pinals, D.A., Sawh, L., Fulwiler, C., Singer, S., O’Connor, K., Fisher, W., Hartwell, S., & Gonzalez, G., A Specialty Jail Diversion Program for Veterans with Co-Occurring Disorders: A Preliminary Report. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

June 2014

O’Connor, K., Pinals, D.A., Smelson, D., Sawh, L., Fulwiler, C., Singer, S., Fisher, W. Hartwell, S. & Gonzalez, G., A service needs comparison of justice-involved veterans who served in Iraq/Afghanistan to other service eras. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

June 2014

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Sawh, L., Pinals, D.A., Smelson, D., Fulwiler, C., Singer, S., O’Connor, K., Fisher, W., Hartwell, S., & Gonzalez, G., Pre-military victimization and trauma among a sample of justice-involved veterans. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

June 2014

Finlay, A. K., Smelson, D., Timko, C., McGuire, J., Rosenthal, J., Bowe, T., & Harris, A. H. S. Justice-involved Veterans: Substance use disorder conditions and utilization of care. Annual meeting of the Research Society on Alcoholism, Bellevue, WA.

June 2014

Finlay, A. K., Smelson, D., Timko, C., McGuire, J., Rosenthal, J., Sawh, L., Bowe, T., & Harris, A.H.S. Justice-involved Veterans: Mental health and substance use disorder conditions and utilization of care. Annual Meeting of AcademyHealth. San Diego, CA.

June 2014

Sawh, L., Singer, S., Pinals, D.A., Hartwell, S.W., Fulwiler, C., Siegfriedt, J., & Smelson, D. Characterizing a sample of veterans with co-occurring disorders referred to a court-based jail diversion program. Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Boston, MA.

November 2013

McInnes, D.K., Fix, G., Solomon, J., Petrakis, B.A., Sawh, L., O’Toole, T., & Smelson, D. Preliminary Needs Assessment of mobile technology use for healthcare among homeless veterans. Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. Boston, MA.

November 2013

Smelson, D. Care coordination and co-occurring disorders. National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans (NCHAV) – Center Series National Teleconference. Bedford, MA.

September 2013

Smelson, D. (Presenter), MISSION and Health Care Engagement. Presentation at SAMHSA National Homeless Conference, National Teleconference

September 2013

Zaykowski, H., Sawh, L., Siegfriedt, J., Heymann, O., & Smelson, D., Criminal Victimization among homeless adults: Assessing the scope of the problem. Poster session presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association. Honolulu, Hawai‘i.

August 2013

Sawh, L., Siegfriedt, J., Smelson, D., Gonzalez, G., & Kline, A. An exploration of childhood experiences among a sample of homeless veterans. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. San Diego, CA.

June 2013

Smelson, D. National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans – Bedford Node Update. National Director’s Quarterly Research Meeting. Bedford, MA.

May 2013

Smelson, D., Kline, A., Rodrigues, S., O’Connor, K., St. Hill, L., Sawh, L., Ziedonis, D., & Gonzalez, G. A low-intensity treatment engagement intervention for homeless veterans with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse problems: MISSION. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Palm Springs, CA.

June 2012

Rodrigues, S., Kline, A., O’Connor, K., Sawh, L., Kane, V., Kuhn, J., Ziedonis, D., Smelson, D. Gonzalez, G., Demographic and risk factor characteristics of homeless veterans with co-occurring mental health and substance use in MISSION. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Palm Springs, CA.

June 2012

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O’Connor, K., Kline, A., Sawh, L, Rodrigues, S., Kane, V., Kuhn, J., Ziedonis, D., Ellison, M., Smelson, D. & Gonzalez, G., Longitudinal analysis of the unemployment rates of veterans entering MISSION. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Palm Springs, CA.

June 2012

Rodrigues, S., Kline, A., Sawh, L., Smelson, D., O’Connor, K., Kane, V., Kuhn, J., Serper, M., & Ziedonis, D., Childhood risk factors and demographic characteristics of homeless veterans with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders in MISSION.  Annual Meeting of the American Psychopathological Association. New York, NY.

March 2012

Smelson, D. (Presenter), Training for VA Homeless Center on Co-Occurring Disorders. Presentation at various VA hospitals nationwide.

June-October 2011

Rodrigues, S., Serper, M., Hobart, M., Lennox, A., Vessella, J., Gonzalez, G., Ziedonis, D., & Smelson, D. An examination of self-stigma in schizophrenic patients with a substance abuse disorder. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Hollywood, FL.

June 2011

Smelson, D., Kline, A., Bruzios, C., Rodrigues, S., Losonczy, M., Sawh, L., Gonzalez, G., & Ziedonis, D. A programmatic treatment engagement intervention for homeless veterans with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse problems. Annual Meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence. Hollywood, FL.

June 2011

Local/Regional Meetings

Smelson, D. MISSION Model in Drug Courts. Presentation Barnstable Country District Court.

January 2016

Smelson, D. MISSION Model for use in Specialty Courts. Presentation Executive Office of Trial Court/Bureau of Substance Abuse, Boston, MA.

Smelson, D. MISSION Model for use in Mental health Courts. Presentation Behavioral Health Network. Springfield, MA.

June 2015

January 2015

Smelson, D. MISSION Model for use in Specialty Courts. Presentation Veterans Treatment Court. Dedham, MA.

December 2014

Smelson, D. Homelessness Veterans and Co-Occurring Disorders. Presentation at Veteran’s Population Health Clerkship Annual Meeting. Worcester, MA.

October 2014

Smelson, D. MISSION Model for use in Chronic Homeless and co-occurring Disorders, Boston Public Health Commission. Boston, MA.

January 2014

Smelson, D. Homelessness Veterans. Presentation at Veteran’s Population Health Clerkship Annual Meeting. Worcester, MA.

October 2013

Smelson, D. MISSION Model of Care for Adaptation to the Courts. Presentation to Department of Public Health. Boston MA.

September 2013

Smelson, D. (Presenter), MISSION Model, Presentation to Governor’s Interagency Council on Homelessness, Boston MA

August 2013

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Smelson, D. MISSION Model for use in Chronic Homeless Populations. Presentation at Central/Western MA VA/Soldier On. Northampton, MA.

July 2013

Smelson, D. MISSION Model for use in Chronic Homeless Populations. Presentation at Central/Western MA VA/Soldier On. Leeds, MA.

July 2013

Smelson, D. & Siegfriedt, J. MISSION Model for use in Chronic Homeless Populations. Denver VA Medical Center. Denver, CO.

July 2013

Smelson, D. & Siegfriedt, J. MISSION Model for use in Chronic Homeless Populations. Community Healthlink. Worcester, MA.

July 2013

Smelson, D. & Siegfriedt, J. MISSION Model for use in Chronic Homeless Populations. UCLA/West LA VA. Brentwood, CA.

July 2013

Smelson, D. The MISSION Direct-Vet Project. SAMHSA Jail Diversion, Priority to Veterans Grantee Meeting. Bethesda, MD.

June 2013

Sawh, L., Pinals., D.A., & Smelson, D. Maintaining Independence and Sobriety  through Systems Integration, Outreach, and Networking. Roundtable session presented at Innovations in Addictions: Integrating Systems and Services Conference. Norwood, MA.

May 2013

Smelson, D. Telephone Continuing Care and Recovery Support (TCCRS) Training for HUD-VASH Staff. Training at Bedford VA. Bedford, MA.

April 2013

Smelson, D. Overview of QUERI SDP funded MISSION VA HUD-VASH Implementation Study. Presentation to Homeless Research Interest Group at Bedford VA. Bedford, MA.

April 2013

Smelson, D. & Siegfriedt, J. (Presenters), MISSION Direct-Vet Webinar Training. April 2013

Smelson, D. Leadership Update on Homeless Center Bedford Node. Presentation at VA Central Office. Washington, DC.

March 2013

Smelson, D. MASS MISSION Project Outcomes. Behavioral Health Network. Springfield, MA.

March 2013

Smelson, D. (Presenter), Clinical Research Overview Presentation. Presentation at DMH Deputy Commissioner, Kathy Sanders, MD Visit to University of Massachusetts Medical School. Worcester, Massachusetts.

March 2013

Smelson, D. (Presenter), Obtaining VA Appointments. Presentation at University of Massachusetts Medical School. Worcester, Massachusetts.

March 2013

Smelson, D. MISSION Model of Care. Northampton VA. February 2013

Smelson, D.MISSION Model of Care. Washington, D.C. VA. January 2013

Smelson, D. Study Participant Recruitment and Retention. Presentation at BNRI Office. Worcester, MA.

January 2013

Smelson, D. MISSION Program Evaluation. Soldier On. Leeds, MA. December 2012

Smelson, D. MISSION Program Evaluation. Soldier On. Northampton, MA. December 2012

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Smelson, D. National Center on Homelessness Among Veterans. Presentation at Veteran’s Population Health Clerkship Annual Meeting. Worcester, MA.

October 2012

Smelson, D. Massachusetts Plan to End Homelessness. Presentation at Veteran’s Administration. Leeds, MA.

October 2012

Pinals, D. A. & Smelson, D. Presentation on MISSION and Jail Diversion at Lieutenant Governor’s Meeting. Worcester, MA.

October 2012

Pinals, D. A. & Smelson, D. MISSION Jail Diversion Outcomes and Sustainability Plan. Presentation to Department of Mental Health Central Office. Boston, MA.

September 2012

Smelson, D. MASS MISSION Presentation at MASS MISSION Steering Committee Meeting. Worcester, MA.

September 2012

Smelson, D. MISSION Model, Presentation to Governor’s Interagency Council on Housing and Homelessness. Boston, MA.

August 2012

Smelson, D. Implementing Evidence-Based Programs/Practices that Promote Mental Health Recovery. Presentation at VA HSR&D Annual Meeting. Baltimore, MD.

July 2012

Smelson, D. Presentation on MISSION and Homelessness: a State Plan at Lieutenant Governor’s Meeting. Worcester, MA.

December 2011

Smelson, D. NAMI Western Region Co-Occurring Addiction and Mental Health-An Update. Shrewsbury, MA.

November 2010

Smelson, D. Shriver Grand Rounds. Overview of VA Homelessness Problem: Opportunities to Partner. Waltham, MA.

June 2010

Committee Assignments and Administrative Service

National Grant Review

US Bureau of Justice Administration, Building and Enhancing Criminal Justice Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships

2015

Department of Veterans Affairs, (Grant Reviewer & Team Leader) Supportive Housing for Veteran Families

2011-2015

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration/RTI Cross Site Evaluation of CABHI Grants (Advisory Board Member)

2011-2013

National Evaluation of SAMHSA’s Homelessness Programs Technical Panel Member, RTI

2012

VA Health Services Research and Development RRPs Committee (Grant Reviewer),

2012

VA Health Services Research and Development RRPs Committee (Grant Reviewer),

2011

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National Institute for Mental Health (Reviewer) Health Services Research

2011

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration/GAINS Center Advisory Panel on Trauma Informed Care, (Panel Member)

2011

National Institute of Drug Abuse Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group (Reviewer),

2009

VA Health Care System Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Panel for Special Purpose Appropriation Funding (Member)

2006

National Institute of Drug Abuse Special Emphasis Panel (Grant Reviewer)

2004

National Institute of Drug Abuse CEBRA Proposals Committee (Grant Reviewer)

2003

National Leadership – Veterans Administration

Mental Health QUERI Recovery Workgroup (Co-Chair), Department of Veterans Affairs

2012-Present

Dual Diagnosis Clinical Practice Guidelines Committee (Co-Chair), VA/Department of Defense

2008-2011

Mental Health QUERI Dual Diagnosis Workgroup (Chair), Department of Veterans Affairs

2006-Present

Dual Diagnosis Task Force (Co-Chair), Department of Veterans Affairs. Charged by VA SMI Committee to conduct need assessment and provide recommendations for dual diagnosis care

2004

State/Regional Leadership – Veterans Administration

MISSION Central/Western Massachusetts Project, Community Consortium Chair 2011-Present

Statewide MISSION Jail Diversion Project, Community Consortium Co-Chair 2008-Present

Research Activities for MH&BS (Coordinator), Veterans Administration New Jersey Health Care System

1996-2008

Continuing Education for Psychology Service (Coordinator), Veterans Administration Hospital, East Orange, NJ

1996-1998

State/Regional Leadership – MA Department of Mental Health

MA Department of Mental Health, Leadership Committee Joint Centers for Mental Health

2008-Present

State/Regional Committees – Veterans Administration

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Health Services Research & Development National Meeting Program Committee, Department of Veterans Affairs

2014

Research & Development Committee (Member), Central/Western Massachusetts VA Health Care System

2008-Present

BRCI Board of Directors (Member), Bedford VA Medical Center

2008-Present

Research & Development Committee (Member), Bedford VA Medical Center

2008-Present

Substance Abuse Disorders QUERI (Member), Department of Veterans Affairs

2006-2008

Mental Health QUERI (Member), Department of Veterans Affairs

2006-Present

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Training Committee (Member), Department of Veterans Affairs. Worked with EES to develop a national web-based training program for the VA System

2005-2006

Board of Trustees (Member), Veterans Biomedical Research Institute

2002-2004

Recovery Training Committee (Member), Served on the training committee that developed the second EES supported web-based recovery training conference

2002

Statewide (NJ) Addiction Consortium Executive Committee (Member), Executive Committee comprised of representatives from the VA New Jersey Health Care System, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers University Center for Alcohol Studies Consortium

1999-2002

Institutional Review Board, Human Studies Committee (Member), Veterans Administration New Jersey Health Care System

1998-2008

State/Regional Committees – Commonwealth of Massachusetts, MA Department of Mental Health

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Specialty Court Steering Committee, Member 2013-Present

National Guard/UMass Medical, School Suicide Prevention Leadership Committee Member

2011-Present

Forensic Interagency Collaborative Committee Member Department of Mental Health, Department of Corrections, Bureau of Substance Abuse Services

2011-Present

Community Healthlink & Behavioral Health Network - Consultant For numerous VA Community Providers on addressing Veterans Issues

2009-Present

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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Policy Academy Team for Returning OIF/OEF Veterans and Families (Member), Commonwealth of Massachusetts

2008-Present

Department of Mental Health Committee on Inpatient Continuing Care (Member), Commonwealth of Massachusetts

2008

Department of Mental Health Committee on Academic Affiliations (Member), Commonwealth of Massachusetts

2008

University of Massachusetts Medical School - Institutional Service

UMass Medical School Clinical Research Advisory Committee (Member) 2015-Present

AAHRPP Accreditation Steering Committee Member, 2014-Present

Institutional Review Board. Prison Representative, 2014-Present

Scientific Counsel (Alternate Member), 2011-Present

Chancellor’s Challenge Think Tank on Integrating Mental Healthand Primary Care (member)

2014

Committee on Joint Venture Between UMass Medical School Worcester and Central/Western Massachusetts VA Healthcare System (member)

2013-2014

University of Massachusetts Medical School – Departmental Service in Psychiatry

Clinical Research Leadership Committee (Chair), 2009-Present

Center for Mental Health Services Research Executive Committee (Member), 2008-Present

Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship Committee (member) 2013-2014

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