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Clinical trials and research at Chestnut Health Systems, INC.
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 23 NIH-funded research projects at this institution, with $19.5 million in listed awards. Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
- 23NIH research projects
NIH-funded research (23)
Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.
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PATH program to reduce burnout among overdose-prevention peers
Aimed at peer recovery support specialists, this project tests a virtual training and group coaching program to help reduce burnout and improve the quality of overdose prevention services.
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Self-management Apps with AI to Help Emerging Adults Reduce Substance Use and Costs
A new AI-powered self-management program for 18- to 25-year-olds with substance use issues aims to reduce use, overdoses, and costs by delivering scalable, smartphone-based support.
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Recovery Management Checkups for Primary Care in FQHCs
A plan to bring a proven support program for people with alcohol and other substance use disorders into real-world primary care clinics serving underserved communities.
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Oral health effects of buprenorphine and methadone in people with opioid use disorder
This project will explore how common MOUD medicines like buprenorphine (including dissolvable forms) and methadone may affect oral health in people with opioid use disorder.
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Testing ways to scale a family support program for parents with substance use
A nationwide effort aims to expand a family-focused program to help parents who use opioids or methamphetamine access services and keep families together.
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Recovery Management Checkups in Community Programs after Arrest
A program tests a structured recovery support approach for people involved with the criminal justice system to help them link to treatment and stay engaged in recovery after arrest.
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Data-driven decisions to improve substance-use services and prevent overdoses
A project to create and share practical, easy-to-use data for people who run substance-use services and related agencies in Oregon.
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Community-Engaged Resource Center to Improve Access to Substance Use Care in Criminal Legal System
A grant to create a Community Engaged Research Resource Center that helps connect people with lived experience, communities, and researchers to improve access to substance use treatment within the criminal legal system.
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Disrupting social risk factors to help parents in rural areas stay healthy
A community program is being tested to help parents in rural Oregon avoid substance use problems and improve mental health by addressing social risks like employment and local supports.
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BUILD IT: A digital tool to help communities put proven opioid prevention programs into practice
A new digital tool called BUILD IT aims to help communities adopt proven prevention programs for opioid use disorder more easily and affordably.
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Reducing social hardships to help rural parents with substance use and mental health
This program offers the multi-part Just Care for Families support to rural parents to reduce problems like unemployment and housing stress so they can avoid opioid use and feel better mentally.
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Adult Drug Treatment Courts and Their Communities: Do they affect overdose and health outcomes in communities?
A small, focused study will look at how drug treatment courts in communities relate to overdose deaths and other health and safety factors for adults.
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Data tools to expand addiction services and reduce overdoses in Oregon
This project creates easy-to-use data tools for community leaders and health programs so Oregon can expand addiction services and prevent overdoses.
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Improving access to substance use services and preventing overdoses in Oregon
This study is all about helping people in Oregon get better access to services for substance use, like opioids and meth, by sharing useful information that can help decision-makers reduce overdose rates and fill in the gaps where help is needed most.
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Examining the impact of drug treatment courts on community overdose rates and health factors
This study looks at how drug treatment courts help reduce overdose rates in communities and how different social and health factors play a role, aiming to show how these courts can make a positive impact on public health for everyone.
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Improving support for peer recovery specialists in harm reduction services
This study is all about helping peer recovery support specialists, who help people dealing with substance use issues, feel better and do their jobs more effectively by providing them with online training and group support to reduce burnout and improve their well-being.
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Improving mental health programs for parents and children in foster care
This study is all about finding better ways to help parents and kids in foster care get the mental health support they need, by creating a helpful tool for decision-makers to use when putting these programs into action.
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Improving health outcomes for parents in rural areas by addressing social factors.
This study is looking to help parents in rural Oregon improve their mental health and reduce substance use by providing support and resources to strengthen their relationships and community connections.
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Helping parents avoid addiction to opioids and methamphetamines.
This study is testing a supportive program called FAIR to help parents in the child welfare system who are struggling with opioid and methamphetamine addiction, aiming to improve their lives and their children's lives by providing better access to treatment.
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Improving recovery support for young adults with opioid use disorder
This study is all about finding better ways to help young adults aged 16-25 who are dealing with opioid use issues and are involved with public or justice systems, so they can get the support they need to recover and thrive.
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Using parents and peer support to help young adults recover from substance use.
This study is looking to help young adults aged 18-26 who are dealing with issues related to using multiple substances by finding better ways to support them, especially in rural areas where help can be hard to find, and it involves parents and friends to create a stronger support system.
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Helping young adults involved in the justice system reduce drug use with support coaches
This study is looking to help young adults aged 18-25 who are dealing with substance use issues and are involved in the justice system by providing them with friendly support from coaches who understand their struggles, so they can learn effective ways to manage their substance use and feel better overall.
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Helping people with opioid use disorders stay in treatment after jail
This study is all about helping people with opioid use disorders who are coming out of jail by connecting them to community support and treatment, so they can stay on track in their recovery and avoid relapse.
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