This paper in CHCF's How to Pay for It series describes how MAT is reimbursed in these settings, addressing professional services, as well as hospital and pharmacy costs associated with the medication.

Read through this brief to learn more about MAT in within the criminal justice system.

Resources listed in the sheet will allow you to learn more about MAT in Jails, as well as information regarding objections, position statements and more.

These resources may be helpful to health departments and other local partners engaged in planning, designing, and implementing syringe services programs (SSPs) in their jurisdictions.

This fact sheet gives an overview of Naloxone, and answers frequently asked questions about Naloxone.

Use this fact sheet to learn more about the basics of naloxone, who can carry it and how to use it.

Use this fact sheet to learn more about using opioids safely, as well as using naloxone.

Learn more about the principles of harm reduction and how to integrate this approach into the work that you do every day. Use this resource sheet to gain a better understanding and to see some great examples of harm reduction at work.

As overdose deaths continue to rise, we need to consider one of the biggest contributors to the epidemic: the large opioid supply. What steps can your community take to lower the opioid supply?

This video shows an example of a rural coalition that successfully implemented harm reduction strategies.

This document is a Q & A with Matt Curtis, Harm Reduction Specialist at CDPH. All of this information was covered during the COPN webinar, Fentanyl Test Strips: Your Questions Answered, on Tuesday, April 12, 2022.

This commentary describes how four rural and/or Appalachian communities quickly pivoted their existing THN (take home naloxone) programs to respond to community need.

This video describes the success of integrating strategic partnerships and prevention services into prison systems.

This video describes the importance of increasing access to MAT treatment and prevention services in jails.

This issue brief discusses the HHS Overdose Prevention Strategy in greater detail, including the objectives under each priority area, associated activities, and guiding principles.

This study examined the validity in identifying the presence of fentanyl of three portable devices that could be used in providing drug checking services and drug supply surveillance.

This page is an access point to resources that support safer drug use, such as access to naloxone and syringe services.

This roadmap provides local and state health departments with information, resources and tools to implement effective strategies to support linking people who are at risk of opioid overdose to care.

This is an example of a local school district naloxone policy. This tool is able to be used as an example of the legal language and codes that are used within California's school system surrounding naloxone use and administration.

This is an example of a local overdose prevention response plan and naloxone policy and procedures guide. This tool is able to be used with organizations that are trained and adopt this policy and procedures guide to be prepared in an overdose incident.