Cannabis and Opioid Inpatient Research Study

Basic Information
• Ages 18 to 55
• Research study examining 1) the interaction effects of opioids/cannabis and 2) cannabis effects on opioid withdrawal.
• You may be eligible if you use opioids daily or near daily
• Inpatient study (live at the UK Hospital) for about 6 weeks
• Not a treatment study – not for individuals who want to quit using opioids or marijuana

 Screening
• First step to determining your eligibility is to do a confidential phone screen (Call: 1-866-933-4859 or Text: 859-285-0346).
• Usually 2-3 screening visits: During in-person screening visits we will ask you questions about your drug use and health, collect breath and urine samples for alcohol and drug testing (these urine samples will be observed by a staff member), collect blood for laboratory testing and an ECG to check your heart.
• Transportation may be provided, or you may be compensated for travel.

Payment
• Screening: $50 per visit
• You may receive gas/travel payment
• Inpatient Payment: If you enroll in the study, you will be paid $60 per night while you are in the hospital. If you complete the entire study, you will get a completion bonus of an extra $60 for each night that you were in the study ($120/night for completers).
• Follow-up appointment (2-4 weeks after study completion): $25
• Total earnings are approximately: $5040

 For more information:
Call 1-866-933-4UKY
Text: 859-285-0346
 

Cannabis and Opioid Link.pdf

Cannabis and Opioid Inpatient Research Study

Basic Information
• Ages 18 to 55
• Research study examining 1) the interaction effects of opioids/cannabis and 2) cannabis effects on opioid withdrawal.
• You may be eligible if you use opioids daily or near daily
• Inpatient study (live at the UK Hospital) for about 6 weeks
• Not a treatment study – not for individuals who want to quit using opioids or marijuana

 Screening
• First step to determining your eligibility is to do a confidential phone screen (Call: 1-866-933-4859 or Text: 859-285-0346).
• Usually 2-3 screening visits: During in-person screening visits we will ask you questions about your drug use and health, collect breath and urine samples for alcohol and drug testing (these urine samples will be observed by a staff member), collect blood for laboratory testing and an ECG to check your heart.
• Transportation may be provided, or you may be compensated for travel.

Payment
• Screening: $50 per visit
• You may receive gas/travel payment
• Inpatient Payment: If you enroll in the study, you will be paid $60 per night while you are in the hospital. If you complete the entire study, you will get a completion bonus of an extra $60 for each night that you were in the study ($120/night for completers).
• Follow-up appointment (2-4 weeks after study completion): $25
• Total earnings are approximately: $5040

 For more information:
Call 1-866-933-4UKY
Text: 859-285-0346
 

Cannabis and Opioid Link.pdf

Opioid and Sedative/Alcohol Research Study

Basic information

• Ages 18 to 55 
• Research study examining the interaction effects of opioids and sedatives
• You may be eligible if you use opioids and alcohol or sedatives on occasion 
• The study requires you to stay in the UK hospital for approximately 5 weeks
• Participants will be administered two oral study medications approx. 2 days per week.   These drugs are FDA-approved prescription medications.

Screening
• First step to determining your eligibility is to do a confidential phone screen (Call: 1-866-933-4859 or Text: 859-285-0346). 
• Usually 2-3 screening visits:  During in-person screening visits we will ask you questions about your drug use and health, collect breath and urine samples for alcohol and drug testing (these urine samples will be observed by a staff member), collect blood for laboratory testing and an ECG to check your heart. 
• Each screening appointment lasts approx. 3-4 hrs. 
• Transportation may be provided, or you may be compensated for travel.

Payment 
• $50 for each screening visit. 
• You may receive gas/travel payment
• Inpatient payment: If you enroll in the study, you will be paid $60 per night while you are in the hospital. If you complete the entire study, you will get a completion bonus of an extra $60 for each night that you were in the study ($120/night for completers). 
• Follow-up appointment (2-4 weeks after study completion): $25
• The total earnings for the study are approximately $3840.

For more information: 
Call: 1-866-933-4859 
Text: 859-285-0346

Opioid and Sedative Alcohol Link.pdf
 

Opioid and Sedative/Alcohol Research Study

Basic information

• Ages 18 to 55 
• Research study examining the interaction effects of opioids and sedatives
• You may be eligible if you use opioids and alcohol or sedatives on occasion 
• The study requires you to stay in the UK hospital for approximately 5 weeks
• Participants will be administered two oral study medications approx. 2 days per week.   These drugs are FDA-approved prescription medications.

Screening
• First step to determining your eligibility is to do a confidential phone screen (Call: 1-866-933-4859 or Text: 859-285-0346). 
• Usually 2-3 screening visits:  During in-person screening visits we will ask you questions about your drug use and health, collect breath and urine samples for alcohol and drug testing (these urine samples will be observed by a staff member), collect blood for laboratory testing and an ECG to check your heart. 
• Each screening appointment lasts approx. 3-4 hrs. 
• Transportation may be provided, or you may be compensated for travel.

Payment 
• $50 for each screening visit. 
• You may receive gas/travel payment
• Inpatient payment: If you enroll in the study, you will be paid $60 per night while you are in the hospital. If you complete the entire study, you will get a completion bonus of an extra $60 for each night that you were in the study ($120/night for completers). 
• Follow-up appointment (2-4 weeks after study completion): $25
• The total earnings for the study are approximately $3840.

For more information: 
Call: 1-866-933-4859 
Text: 859-285-0346

Opioid and Sedative Alcohol Link.pdf