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The Institute of Behavioral Research welcomed first-year TCU students to IBR during its Frogs First Open House, giving students an introduction to behavioral health research and the SOAR Lab… Read the Full Article
A study co-authored by Pamela Carey, associate research scientist at the Institute of Behavioral Research (IBR) at TCU, found that people who received substance use treatment in prison-based therapeutic communities had lower rates of arrest and reincarceration after release. Published in the Journal of Experimental Criminology, the study evaluated therapeutic community programs at two Illinois…
The Institute of Behavioral Research (IBR) is shifting from reacting to compliance problems to preventing them, an approach Crystal Moran, public health research associate for regulatory compliance at IBR, presented at the Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA) Annual Conference in Denver. Her poster, “From Reactive to Proactive: Applying the Plan-Do-Study-Act Framework to Build an…
The Institute of Behavioral Research welcomed first-year TCU students to IBR during its Frogs First Open House, giving students an introduction to behavioral health research and the SOAR Lab… Read the Full Article