Funded Research
2018 PI on NIDA-funded Phase I SBIR grant – An integrated mobile and web-based application for problem cannabis use. In this Phase I project, Dr. Campbell, in his capacity as Director of Clinical Development at CheckUp & Choices, adapted the Marijuana CheckUp for delivery via mobile app. He liaised meetings with our expert consultants, developed the app’s intervention content, designed the program architecture along with software engineers, led the migration of website content to a mobile platform, and conducted a feasibility study.
2017-2018 PI on NIAAA-funded Phase I SBIR grant – A wearable tech app for CheckUp & Choices. In this Phase I project, Dr. Campbell, in his capacity as Director of Clinical Development at CheckUp & Choices, developed a drink tracker for use via smartwatch that was integrated with the CheckUp & Choices platform. He developed the content, designed the program architecture along with software engineers, conducted a feasibility study and presented the findings.
2016-2018 Co-I on NIAAA-funded Phase II SBIR CRP grant – An internet application for SMART Recovery. In this Phase II CRP study, Dr. Campbell, in his capacity as Director of Clinical Development at CheckUp & Choices, co-developed a customized version of CheckUp & Choices in collaboration with SMART Recovery International.
2013-2016 RA and Co-I on NIAAA-funded the Phase I & II grants – A web application to reduce heavy drinking in first-time DWI offenders. In this Phase II CRP study, Dr. Campbell, in his capacity as Director of Clinical Development at CheckUp & Choices, co-developed an abstinence-focused program that combined the Drinker’s CheckUp with the SMART-based Abstinence program. The team conducted an initial feasibility study for Phase I and a randomized clinical trial for Phase II in collaboration with Bernalillo County Metro Court. Unfortunately, recruitment was difficult with this population, and the results failed to reach significance.
2009-2013 RA on NIAAA-funded Phase I & II SBIR grants – An internet application for SMART Recovery. In Phase I, Dr. Campbell co-developed a web-based abstinence-oriented program based on SMART Recovery for individuals who wanted to reduce their alcohol, marijuana, stimulant or opiate use. In Phase II, the team recruited nationally and conducted a randomized clinical trial in collaboration with SMART Recovery and found that the program was associated with significant reductions in overall drinking as well as drinking-related problems out to 12-months post-baseline, and that it was most effective when incorporated with in-person or online SMART meetings.
2008-2011 RA on NIAAA-funded Phase I & II SBIR grants – The College Drinker’s Check-Up. In Phase I, Dr. Campbell co-developed a version of the Drinker’s CheckUp for college-aged adults, and in Phase II, the team conducted a randomized clinical trial in collaboration with University of New Mexico. For this study, he also conducted a shorter trial to explore the effects of assessment reactivity. Results indicated that the CDCU was associated with significant reductions in binge drinking as well as drinking-related problems out to 12-months post-baseline.
2007-2009 RA on NIAAA-funded Phase II SBIR grant – A Moderate Drinking web app for problem drinkers. In this Phase II clinical trial, Dr. Campbell recruited in the Albuquerque metro area and conducted a randomized clinical trial. The team found that the program was associated with significant increases in percentage of days per month individuals were abstinent as well as significant reductions in drinking-related problems out to 6-months post-baseline.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Campbell, W., Hester, R.K., Lenberg, K.L., and Delaney, H.D. and ( 2016 ). Overcoming Addictions, a web-based application & SMART Recovery, an online and in-person mutual help group for problem drinkers, Part 2: Six-month outcomes of a randomized clinical trial and qualitative feedback from participants. Journal of Medical Internet Research. Vol 18, Issue 10, e262.
Hester, R.K., Lenberg, K.L., Delaney, H.D. and Campbell, W. ( 2013 ). Overcoming Addictions, a web-based application & SMART Recovery, an online and in-person mutual help group for problem drinkers: Part 1, three-month outcomes of a randomized clinical trial. Journal of Medical Internet Research. Vol 15, Issue 7, e134.
Ladd, B., Hallgren, K., Owens, M., Fischer, D., Hagen-Glynn, L., Monnig, M., McClouth, C., Campbell, W. and McCrady B. (2013). A Guide for Starting a Specialty Clinic: An Alcohol Clinic Example. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. Vol. 44, Issue 2, p65-72.
Hester, R.K., Delaney, H.D. and Campbell, W. (2011). ModerateDrinking.com and Moderation Management: Outcomes of a randomized clinical trial with non-dependent problem drinkers. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology. Vol. 79, Issue 2, p15-24.
Hester, R.K., Delaney, H.D. and Campbell, W. (2011). The College Drinker’s Check-up: Outcomes of Two Randomized Clinical Trials of a Computer-Delivered Intervention. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors.
Ladd, B.O., McCrady, B.S., Knapp-Manuel, J.K., Campbell, W. (2010) Improving the quality of reporting in alcohol outcome studies: Effects of the CONSORT statement. Addictive Behaviors. Vol. 35, Issue 7, p600-666.
Hester, R.K., Delaney, H.D., Campbell, W. & Handmaker, N.A. (2009). A web application for moderation training: Initial results of a randomized clinical trial. Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment. Vol. 37, Issue 3, p266–276.
Delaney, H.D., Forcehimes, A.A., Campbell, W.P., & Smith, B.W. (2009) Integrating Spirituality into Alcohol Treatment. Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session , Vol 65, Issue 2, p185-198.
Conference Presentations and Invited Talks Campbell, W. (2021) Telehealth and eHealth after Covid: Recent Advances and Persistent Barriers. Presented at “Telehealth and eHealth for Treatment of Alcohol Use Disorder during the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond,” webinar sponsored by Friends of NIAAA in collaboration with the American Psychological Association.
Campbell, W. (2021) Personal Strategies for Alcohol and Drug Management. Webinar conducted at the Stanford Healthy Living Program.
Campbell, W. (2021) Alcohol and Performance: A guided Discussion. Training Conducted at the United States Air Force Academy.
Campbell, W. (2021) CheckUp & Choices: Beta Testing an Online Alcohol Program for Alcohol Misuse. Paper presented at the Air Force Medical Readiness Agency Annual Review of Research Meeting.
Campbell, W. (2020) Alcohol, Harm Reduction and Advances in Clinical Science. Training conducted with clinical staff, JSOC/SOTF, Ft Bragg.
Campbell, W. (2020) The Drinker’s CheckUp: Development and Implementation of an Evidence-Based Brief Intervention for Harmful Alcohol Use. Paper presented at the American Society of Addiction Medicine Annual Conference.
Campbell, W. (2020) CheckUp & Choices: Beta Testing An Online Alcohol Program. Training Conducted at United States Air Force bases MacDill, Kadena, Osan, Kirtland, McGuire and the Air Force Academy.
Campbell, W. (2019) The Next Evolution in Clinical Psychology: A Review and Case Study in Digital Therapeutics and Adaptive Interventions. Talk given at University of New Mexico Psychology Department Colloquium.
Campbell, W. (2017) CheckUp&Choices.com: A Case Study in the Development and Implementation of a Tech-Based Intervention. Talk given at New Mexico Psychological Association Annual Conference.
Campbell, W. (2017) CheckUp&Choices.com: What can web-based tools do for people who want to change? Paper presented at SMART Recovery National Conference.
Hester, R.K. & Campbell, W (2016) Digital approaches in primary care: Early findings from the implementation of the http://www.checkupandchoices.com web app. Paper presented at International Network on Brief Interventions for Alcohol & Other Drugs annual meeting.
Campbell, W. (2016) Right Turns: A web application for first-time DWI offenders. Paper presented at New Mexico Association of Counties Legislative Conference.
Campbell, W. & Hester, R.K. (2014). Computer Delivered Interventions: A stepped care approach for problem drinkers. Paper presented at the National Frontier and Rural Addiction Treatment Technology 2nd Annual summit.
Campbell, W. & Hester, R.K. (2012). Computer Delivered Interventions: Towards a stepped care approach for problem drinkers. Paper presented at the American Psychiatric Association 165th Annual Meeting.
Peña-Esparza, Y., Campbell, W., Rodriguez, P. & Verney, S. (2012). A Comprehensive Approach to Treating Substance Use in Homeless People: The Endorphin Power Company Treatment Program. Paper presented at the New Mexico Public Health Association Annual Meeting.