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1 Community-Based Strategies for Preventing Opioid Abuse
Presented by: Lynn Mirigian, PhD University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy Program Evaluation and Research Unit

2 PA Opioid Overdose Reduction Technical Assistance Center (TAC)
Combine Public Health and Public Safety to form effective community-based interventional programs.1,2 Multiple Initiatives: Drug Removal Programs Prescription and Dispensing Monitoring Practices Naloxone Access Medication Assisted Treatment Availability Effective Community Coalitions and Readiness Physician Education Regarding Prescribing Practices 1Pentz, M. A., Cormack, C., Flay, B., Hansen, W. B., & Johnson, C. A. (1986). Balancing program and research integrity in community drug abuse prevention: Project STAR approach. Journal of School Health, 56(9), ç 2Albert, S., Brason, I. I., Fred, W., Sanford, C. K., Dasgupta, N., Graham, J., & Lovette, B. (2011). Project Lazarus: Community‐based overdose prevention in rural North Carolina. Pain medicine, 12(s2), S77-S85.

3 TAC Engagement

4 Guiding Implementation for High Impact Collaboration

5 Essential Stakeholders
County Administrator/Single State Agency District Attorney Coroner/Medical Examiner Police/Law Enforcement Emergency Medical Services County Medical Society Hospital Recovery Support Jail/Criminal Justice System Academia Political Leaders Schools Religious Leaders Foundation Community Family Members County and State Government Primary Care Physicians Treatment Providers

6 Translation of Data into Information and Strategy
Assessment Define the problem Capacity Stakeholder alignment and community activation Planning Determination of what strategies will be most effective to eliminate the problem Implementation/Evaluation Quality improvement Overall success/failure of the program Sustainability Obtaining grant funding (moving to next phase/temporary) Building local, state, national support around the strategy Facilitating third party payment strategies

7 Multiple Initiatives with a Wide Breadth
Naloxone Availability Opioid Removal Programs Effective Coalitions and Community Readiness Opioid Prescription Dispensing and Monitoring Practices Increased Access to Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment

8 Process Driven Success

9 Your Role and Available Resources
Initiate or Join a Local Overdose Coalition Educate about Substance Use, Misuse, Disorder Access and Disseminate Local Resources

10 Education Potential Educators for TANF Staff Free Online Trainings
Local Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) University/Colleges Local Drug and Alcohol Disorder Treatment Management Entities Free Online Trainings Understanding Drug Use and Addiction: What Science Says (NIDA) Strategies for Change: Homelessness and Behavioral Health (SAMHSA) Other Resources CDC Guidelines for Chronic Pain: Patient Guides Surgeon General’s Report on Addiction, Drugs, and Health

11 Local Resources Opioid Removal Increasing Access to Treatment Naloxone
Opioid Use Education Medication Take Back Boxes Drug Disposal Pouch Home-made Drug Deactivation Kits Increasing Access to Treatment Hotline Locate Available Warm Handoff Resources Staff Education on Stigma Naloxone Friends, family, persons at high risk trained on naloxone administration Kits given to persons at high risk for overdose first, then friends and family

12 Shannon Kearney, DrPH, MPH, CPH Allison Burrell, MPH, CPH
Thank You! Jan Pringle, PhD Director, Program Evaluation and Research Unit (PERU) Shannon Kearney, DrPH, MPH, CPH Associate Director, PERU Lynn Mirigian, PhD Overdose Prevention Research Program Director Laken Ethun, MPH Lead Research Specialist Allison Burrell, MPH, CPH Research Specialist Erin Straw, MPH Marco Pugliese, MS Andrew Grossman Software Developer

13 Online Resources: SAMHSA
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration (SAMHSA) Behavioral Health Treatment Service Locator National Helpline HELP (4357) (TTY) Opioid Treatment Program Directory Data and Statistics

14 Online Resources: OverdoseFreePA
Relevant Reports Persons Using Opioids Persons in Recovery Health Professionals Friends and Families

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