We’re delighted to announce that SAj’s Volume 37, Issue 4 is now available online!

We’re proud to include all of these articles, but to highlight a few:

• Attitudes, practices, and preparedness to care for patients with substance use disorder: Results from a survey of general internists
• Risk and protective factors associated with adolescent girls’ substance use: Data from a nationwide Facebook sample
• Left, right, and meeting in the middle: Addressing addiction is something we can agree about

As always, we welcome your comments via email and Twitter.

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Our newly released issue is now online —> October-December 2016.
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Each Fall SAj makes an appearance at AMERSA’s annual conference. Among our involvements is the presentation of three annual awards: Best Peer Review, Most Downloaded Manuscript, and Best Manuscript.

For Best Manuscript we seek to recognize a manuscript which clearly articulated research or policies designed to advance the identification and treatment of substance use disorders and/or the training of addiction care providers.

We are delighted to announce that the award for Most Downloaded Manuscript 2016 goes to Miriam Komaromy, MD for 37.1’s manuscript Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes): A New Model for Educating Primary Care Providers About Treatment of Substance Use Disorders.

Congratulations Dr. Komaromy!

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Our newly released issue is now online —> July-September 2016.
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Each Fall SAj makes an appearance at AMERSA’s annual conference. Among our involvements is the presentation of three annual awards: Best Peer Review, Most Downloaded Manuscript, and Best Manuscript.

For Most Downloaded Manuscript we seek to recognize an article with the most full-text downloads within the previous two years.

We are delighted to announce that the award for Most Downloaded Manuscript 2016 goes to Ingrid A. Binswanger, MD, MPH, MS for 37.1’s manuscript From risk reduction to implementation: Addressing the opioid epidemic and continued challenges to our field.

Congratulations Dr. Binswanger!

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Our newly released issue is now online —> July-September 2016.
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Each Fall SAj makes an appearance at AMERSA’s annual conference. Among our involvements is the presentation of three annual awards: Best Peer Review, Most Downloaded Manuscript, and Best Manuscript.

For Best Peer Review we seek to recognize reviews that were thorough, that considered the article within the context of current addiction literature, and provided specific recommendations for improvement or clarification to authors.

We are delighted to announce that the award for Best Peer Review 2016 goes to Diana S. Hoover, PhD at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Congratulations Dr. Hoover, and thank you to all of our reviewers. SAj would not be possible without your contributions to the science of our field.

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Our newly released issue is now online —> July-September 2016.
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