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Presentation: A cost-effectiveness calculator for long-term peer recovery support services for substance use and bystander naloxone distribution

To help address the current gap in economic evaluation of peer recovery support services (PRSS) and to make cost-effectiveness evaluation more accessible for recovery community centers, this project involved conducting the first cost-effectiveness analysis of long-term PRSS, and converting that analysis and an existing analysis of bystander naloxone
distribution into a free, web-based calculator for the cost-effectiveness of both of these programs within an RCC context.

This presentation will cover the basics of cost-effectiveness analysis, how to interpret results, and how to use the cost-effectiveness calculator. This research was supported by the Recovery Research Institute’s pilot grant program (NIDA R24DA051988).

Sierra Castedo de Martell, Ph.D., Margaret (“Marnie”) Brannon Moore, and
Shelton Brown, III, Ph.D. are researchers at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Public Health focusing on the economic evaluation of a variety of peer-driven substance use interventions, and making cost-effectiveness information more accessible.

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