This webinar will discuss a new customizable budget impact tool to assist jails and prisons with identifying an optimal MOUD delivery model, based on existing resources, and the costs that would be required to implement and sustain the model at their facility. Developed by researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine, the tool captures critical nuances of the individualized budgeting process and accompanying tradeoffs faced by decision-makers of carceral settings who are interested in offering MOUD. Presenters will discuss the budget impact tool, how it works, and how it can be utilized by practitioners who work in correctional settings.
Presenters:
- Sean M. Murphy, PhD, Associate Professor of Population Health Sciences; Co-director, CHERISH Methodology Core, Weill Cornell Medicine
- Danielle Ryan, Research Manager, Department of Population Health Sciences, Weill Cornell Medicine
- Tisha Wiley, PhD, Branch Chief, Associate Director for Justice Systems, NIDA
