JCOIN Publications Library
Selected Resource Insecurities and Abstinence Self-Efficacy among Urban and Rural Incarcerated Women with OUD
Provision of medications to treat OUD via a mobile health unit: A scoping review
Provision of medications to treat OUD via a mobile health unit: A scoping review
Recent Incarceration, Substance Use, Overdose, and Service Use Among People Who Use Drugs in Rural Communities
A Statewide Consultation Helpline for Rapid Linkage to Services for Youths With OUD and Other Substance Use
Receipt of MOUD before and after incarceration in Massachusetts State prisons, 2014-2019
Perceptions of extended-release buprenorphine among people who received medication for opioid use disorder in jail: a qualitative study
In this qualitative study, individuals who received XR-Buprenorphine while incarcerated reflect on their experience with the medication.
Read More“Yeah, this is not going to work for me”-The impact of federal policy restrictions on methadone continuation upon release from jail or prison
This study aims to identify how federal policy affects anticipated barriers to methadone treatment access at a high-risk time for opioid mortality: community re-entry after incarceration. It identifies persistent hurdles to methadone access for individuals post-release.
Read MoreCascade of care for substance use and mental health disorders for justice-involved populations
This study identifies typologies that explain the proportion of new jail intakes that pass through each level of the cascade of care for SUD and mental health disorders. These typologies can assist agencies in assessing client needs, service delivery, and areas for improvement.
Read MoreProtective factors associated with lower likelihood of injection drug use and experiencing overdose among incarcerated women
Drawing on data from 900 incarcerated women, findings from this study suggest a number of factors associated with being less likely to report higher-risk injection behavior and/or overdose experiences at the individual level (age, religiosity, and less polysubstance use), interpersonal level (not having a partner who injects drugs), and community or institutional level (fewer months…
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