Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services
The Center for Behavioral Health Research and Services (CBHRS) is a research center at ISER that provides scientific expertise, partnerships, and resources to promote and improve health for communities and individuals.
CBHRS’ multi-disciplinary team of scientists, research professionals, and students engage in collaborative research and evaluation that addresses pressing community health problems both within and outside of Alaska.
Primary interest areas for research and evaluation include:
- addressing health inequities;
- promoting evidence-based healthcare and wellness practices and policies;
- increasing access to health services and clinical preventive services;
- preventing suicide;
- addressing misuse of alcohol; preventing alcohol-exposed pregnancies and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs);
- promoting healthy behaviors that contribute to population health and well-being across the lifespan.
Find more details on these pages:
Alcohol and Other Substances – Harm Prevention
Implementation Research to Improve Service Delivery
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Contact Information
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