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Advancing Addiction Treatment: Evidence, Experience & Evolution

Data-Informed Treatment

Jami Barney, MBA
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Historically, addiction treatment developed separately from mainstream medicine, relying more on philosophy than measurement. This presentation explores Ashley Addiction Treatment’s evolution in building an embedded research infrastructure to deliver evidence-based care. Attendees will examine how integrating patient-reported outcomes (Trac9), biometric data, and alumni tracking reshapes clinical delivery. Highlights include: Intentional Patient Matching: Using validated scales to strengthen group cohesion and therapeutic alliance. Targeted Craving Interventions: Expanding medication protocols to reduce craving severity. Addressing Gender Disparities: Analyzing symptom profiles to create tailored care pathways for women.

Educational Goal

The educational goal of this presentation is to demonstrate how integrating continuous measurement, validated outcome tracking, and research infrastructure into addiction care drives data-informed clinical interventions that enhance patient matching, treatment engagement, and recovery outcomes.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • Identify key gaps between traditional addiction treatment models and modern, data-informed clinical research.

  • Explain how validated tools and biometric data can be systematically integrated into daily clinical workflows to monitor patient progress.

  • Apply strategies for leveraging outcome metrics to design targeted clinical interventions, enhance medication protocols, and address population-specific disparities

Target Audience

  • Addiction Professional
  • Counselor
  • Marriage & Family Therapist
  • Psychologist
  • Social Worker

Presenters

Jami Barney, MBA
Jami Barney, MBA brings a background in healthcare management and clinical research to her role as Clinical Research Director at Ashley Addiction Treatment. In 2021, she joined Ashley Addiction Treatment to help build and advance its internal research program. Today, Jami leads both independent and academic research initiatives, translating clinical data into actionable insights that can improve addiction treatment. Her work focuses on identifying patient characteristics and treatment needs to inform more individualized care pathways and better outcomes. Through research, she is committed to strengthening the connection between scientific discovery and everyday clinical practice in addiction medicine.

Financially Sponsored By

  • Ashley Addiction Treatment