Research Translations

Translating the latest research is a key component of improving implementation of effective policies, practices, and interventions into practice. The JCOIN CTC breaks down the latest research and science around substance use disorders and related issues within health and justice settings for research and practitioner audiences.

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Caregiver Perspectives on Navigating the Juvenile Justice System: Peer Navigators Could Help Improve Caregiver Engagement and System Personnel Partnerships

New Assessment Tools for Non-Clinicians to Diagnose Opioid and Stimulant Use Disorders

Increased Assistance with Medicaid Enrollment is Associated with a Rise in Formerly Incarcerated People Seeking Health Care Services Upon their Release

Screening Tools to Assess Incarcerated Women for Opioid Use Disorder

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15 Key Buprenorphine Dosing Recommendations for Jail-Based Treatment Programs

Six Strategies to Prevent MOUD Diversion in Jail-Based Treatment Programs

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New Study Finds Inequitable Distribution of Federal Funding Across States to Address the Opioid Crisis in Justice Settings

Continuous Trainings on Behavioral Therapies May Help Address Implementation and Delivery Barriers of Effective SUD Treatments

HHS Releases New Medicaid Reentry 1115 Demonstration Opportunity to Increase Access to Care for Individuals Leaving Prison and Jail

Study Identifies Key Barriers and Facilitators for Medications to Treat Opioid Use Disorders in U.S. Jails

Research Finds that Brief Interventions Can Correct Officer Perceptions of the Harms of Accidental Fentanyl Contact among First Responders

Extended Release Buprenorphine in Correctional Settings Shows Increased Treatment Retention and Reduced Opioid Use