At ICH, our work spans a broad range of topic areas including behavioral health and substance use, healthcare delivery, health of youth and families, community development, advocacy and policy, social determinants of health, immigrant health, and more. We have expertise in quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods, and have published our work in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national conferences. Our services have helped our clients achieve data-driven solutions that improve program effectiveness and promote sustainable community health.
This past November, I attended the Association for Multidisciplinary Education and Research in Substance use and Addiction (AMERSA) annual conference. I came away feeling energized about the behavioral health and
Today, many people under parole or probation in the United States are required to abstain from using non-prescribed drugs and alcohol. Supervision agencies have come to rely on random drug
A couple weekends ago, my husband and I took our dog to Gardner Hill Conservation Area in Stow, MA, for an easy hike along the Assabet River. A hint of smoke
We asked Jordan Kron a few questions about herself and her role at ICH. Read on to learn more! 1. How would you describe your role at ICH? At ICH, I
I was recently asked whether ICH takes a stance on political issues, since as evaluators and researchers we strive to be neutral lest our personal beliefs impact our work. Though
RIZE Massachusetts Report Calls for Bolstering Hospital Inpatient Addiction Consult Services Evidence-Based Programs in Hospital Setting Can Reduce Effects of Substance Use Disorder BOSTON (March 4, 2024) – A new