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Early Findings From a Tri-county Collaborative Approach to Addressing the Opioid Crisis
While the opioid crisis has captured the concern of public health officials and the public, the epidemic is not evenly distributed. Rural communities are especially hard-hit, particularly areas with a large working-class population where dim economic prospects have led to dramatic increases in so-called “deaths of despair” (Case and Deaton, 2017). These communities bear a high share of opioid-related mortality, and also suffer from limited supports to treat addiction and related problems such as mental illness and chronic pain
MRT Supportive Housing Evaluation: Outcomes Report 2, Volume 2: Treatment versus comparison Groups, Pre-Post Analyses
MRT Supportive Housing Evaluation: Effects of 6- and 12-Month Program Retention on Client Outcomes
MRT Supportive Housing Evaluation: Cost Report 3: Treatment versus Comparison Group, Investments versus Savings Analyses
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