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Thank you to Nevada Department of Corrections for hosting an excellent RSAT site visit at Florence McClure Women's Correctional Facility!

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Next RSAT Webinar


Myths about Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorders:
True or False?
Wednesday, December 4, 2024

 

The se are brief, informative videos to enhance learners’ awareness and foster a deeper understanding on topics related to substance withdrawal management. These videos also serve as tools to address myths and misconceptions about substance use, substance use disorders, and substance withdrawal.

 

 

This new resource from the Health and Reentry Project (HARP) discusses the role Medicaid expansion will play in transforming jail and prison withdrawal management and opioid use disorder treatment. It includes information about what will be requires and what should be  done  beyond those requirement to ensure corrections realizes its significant role in responding to the opioid epidemic.


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Medication-Assisted Treatment

 

 

 

 

Search for programs around the country and in U.S. territories and click a site to view program information and link to each state's compendium.

 

 

 

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We are attempting to put together a jail-based non-residential RSAT program for pretrial detainees. We envisioned collaborating with the local drug court so that our eligible participants could be accepted into the drug court when they return to court if the prosecutors agree. We can use our RSAT program to make them ready to commit to drug court treatment and supervision. So far, however, we have not had much enthusiasm from the drug court staff. Are there other RSAT programs that have achieved successful collaborations with drug courts?
  
 










 


 
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