@book{fcb578b901af49f6a3028ebeff95cb63,
title = "State of addiction care innovation in Scotland",
abstract = "This report examines the current state of addiction care innovation in Scotland - highlighting existing strengths, identifying key gaps, and setting out how Scotland can best mobilise its strengths and innovation assets to play a leading role in global innovation for addiction care. The report demonstrates that meaningful progress depends on system-wide collaboration, coordinated action and shared purpose and is intended to serve as a foundation for more ambitious, coordinated efforts across Scotland{\textquoteright}s addiction care system as well as sets out the role of the IDEAS in Addiction Medicine St Andrews - Innovation, Design, Entrepreneurship, Action \& Systems Hub for Addiction Medicine - in enabling and advancing this ambition.",
keywords = "Innovation, Addiction care, Addiction medicine, Innovation ecosystem, Scotland, Entrepreneurship, Health and care innovation, Systems thinking, Collaboration, Partnerships, IDEAS in Addiction Medicine St Andrews",
author = "Gosia Mitka and Janis Petzinger and Joe Schofield and Moira Mackenzie and Sally Dyson and Sandra Romenska and Roger Halliday and Peter Donnelly and Alexander Baldacchino",
note = "Funding: Project funded by the Scottish Council on Global Affairs (SCGA): 'Scotland{\textquoteright}s Role in Global Innovation for Addiction Care: A Systems Approach to Public Health Transformation'.",
year = "2026",
month = may,
day = "28",
doi = "10.5281/zenodo.20431495",
language = "English",
series = "SCGA: State of the World ",
publisher = "University of St Andrews",
}