Comagine RET

Research & Evaluation Team Overview

Coordinated Overdose Prevention Efforts by Oregon's Local Public Health Authorities

Development of a Peer-Assisted Telemedicine Model for Hepatitis C Elimination in Oregon: OR-HOPE to PRIME+ to PATHS

Exploring Oregon Youth and Young Adult Perspectives on Fentanyl Overdose in the Era of Counterfeit Pills

Fentanyl and Non-Prescribed Pills in Oregon: Insights from Youth and Young Adults

Insights From Young People About Trusted Messengers and Communication Strategies for Fentanyl and Pill Use Prevention

Measure 110 and Peer Workforce: Responding to The Needs of People Who Use Drugs in Oregon

Measure 110 Implementation & Updates: Focus on Local Implementation

Peer-Assisted Telemedicine Hepatitis C Treatment for Rural People Who Use Drugs

Peer-Facilitated Contingency Management for Stimulant Use Harm Reduction

Supporting Local Jurisdictions in Making Informed Decisions About Opioid Settlement Spending

The Clackamas County Framework: Illustrating Steps Taken to Ensure Equitable Allocation of Opioid Settlement Funds

U-COPE Ripple Effect Mapping Summary Report

What Do Peers Do? Responding to The Needs of People Who Use Drugs in Oregon

Youth Voices in Focus: Insights from Young People About Strategies for Fentanyl and Pill Use Prevention

Access to and Preferences for Reproductive Health Services Amongst Women Who Use Drugs from Rural Communities in the United States

Overdose After Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Initiation Following Hospitalization

Peer Facilitated Telemedicine Hepatitis C Treatment for People Who Use Drugs (PWUD): Patient Perspectives

Reductions in Injection Equipment Sharing in Peer-Facilitated Hepatitis C Treatment: A Mixed-Methods Study

The Peers Expanding Engagement in Stimulant Harm Reduction with Contingency Management (PEER-CM) Study

The Role of Individual-Level and Opioid Prescription Characteristics in Opioid Overdose Among Older Adults

Training and Technical Assistance for Peer-Delivered Contingency Management

Youth Perspectives on Illicit Fentanyl and Pills in Oregon: Knowledge, Gaps, and Trust