Rush, B.R., Urbanoski, K., Bassani, D., Castel, S., Wild, T.C., Strike, C., Kimberley, D., & Somers, J. The interaction of co-occurring psychiatric problems and recovery management checkups.
Monitoring alcohol and drug treatment: What would an optimal system look like? Contemporary Drug Problems.
Nordic Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, 27, 1- 20. (2010) Tiered frameworks for planning substance use service delivery systems: Origins and key principles. Mental Health-Substance Use Book Series: Radcliffe Publishing Ltd., Oxford UK, pp. (Ed.) Responding in Mental Health-Substance UseBook 3, Chapter 12. Integrated service and system planning debate. Validation and comparison of diagnostic accuracy of four screening tools for mental disorders in people with substance use disorders. Rush, B.R., Castel, S, Brands, B., Toneatto, T. Canadian Journal of Addiction, 7(3), 5-14. Recovery monitoring for substance abuse treatment in Ontario: Outcome results from a feasibility assessment. Rush, B.R., Chau, N., Rotondi, N.K., Tan, F., & Dutfurth, E. International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction.1-14.
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How to measure addiction recovery? Incorporating perspectives of individuals with lived experience. Development of a needs-based planning model to estimate required capacity of a substance use treatment system. Needs-based planning for substance use treatment systems: The new generation of principles, methods and models. Protocol for outcome evaluation of ayahuasca-assisted addiction treatment: The case of Takiwasi Center. Rush, B., Marcus, O., Garcia, S., Loizaga-Velder, A., Loewinger, G., Spitalier, A., & Mendive, F. Most recently Brian’s interests have expanded to the evaluation of outcomes associated with psychedelic-assisted treatment and traditional medicine. He has also supported the development of evaluation capacity within many Canadian and international jurisdictions and pioneered the development of outcome monitoring systems for substance use services.
He has conducted major treatment system reviews and strategic planning processes in many Canadian jurisdictions and prepared several syntheses of research evidence, including concurrent disorders, withdrawal management, collaborative care, rapid access services, and mental health and substance use service and sector-level integration. Brian has led major national projects funded by Health Canada including the development of best practice guidelines for screening, assessment and management of people experiencing mental and substance use disorders and, most recently integrated mental health and substance use needs-based planning models and core services frameworks. Over the course of his career Brian work has spanned survey research and evaluations of mental health and substance use services and systems. Brian currently serves on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, the Canadian Journal of Addiction and, most recently, was appointed to the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction and the International Journal of Mental health Systems. His secondary appointment is Professor in the Dept. Brian also holds a primary appointment as Professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health Department of Public Health Sciences and the Institute of Health Policy, Management & Evaluation Graduate Department of Public Health Sciences, University of Toronto. Since obtaining his PhD epidemiology and biostatistics from the University of Western Ontario in 1987, Brian has worked for almost 45 years as a health services researcher with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (and one of its predecessor organizations (the Addiction Research Foundation) where he is currently appointed as Scientist Emeritus.
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