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Data to Action Using Data to Drive Harm Reduction

Learn how data can drive harm reduction efforts in Kentucky's Drug Overdose Prevention Program. Explore successful case studies and county profiles linking harm reduction and treatment. Contact us for SEP data and community outreach support.

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Data to Action Using Data to Drive Harm Reduction

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  1. Harm Reduction Summit Dana Quesinberry, JD Data to Action Using Data to Drive Harm Reduction April 9, 2019

  2. Disclosure I have nothing to disclose.

  3. Kentucky Drug Overdose Prevention Program • CDC funded under Prevention for States Program • Multiple strategies • PDMP enhancement • Community Interventions • Policy Evaluation

  4. Drug Overdose Technical Assistance Core (DOTAC)

  5. Sharing the Data

  6. County Profiles

  7. County Profile Example

  8. County Profile Includes Infectious Disease Data

  9. Harm Reduction = Opportunity to Link to Treatment

  10. Evaluation of Syringe Exchange Services

  11. SEP Class of 2015 Three counties: Jefferson Fayette Pendleton

  12. Evidence of Success for the Class of 2015 • 2015-2017 • One county had reduction in ED and inpatient hospitalizations with diagnosis including HIV • One county had reduction in ED and inpatient hospitalizations with diagnosis of Hepatitis C • One county had reductions in ED and inpatient hospitalizations with co-occurring substance use diagnosis and endocarditis • Same county had reductions in ED and inpatient hospitalizations with co-occurring substance use diagnosis and Hepatitis C

  13. SEP Class of 2016 Thirteen counties: Boyd Carter Clark Franklin Grant Harrison Jessamine Knox Mason Mercer Perry Pike Warren

  14. Evidence of Success for the Class of 2016 • 2016-2017 • 8 of 13 counties had reduction in ED and inpatient visits with HIV diagnosis • 5 of 13 counties had reduction in ED and inpatient visits in both endocarditis and Hepatitis C • In visits with infectious disease cases co-occurring with substance use . . . • 5 saw reductions in SUD and endocarditis • 4 saw reductions in SUD and HIV • 3 saw reductions in SUD and Hepatitis C

  15. Classes of 2017 and 2018 • 2017 - 20 counties • Data will be available soon for one year change analysis • 2018 - 10 counties • Data will be available in spring 2020

  16. Class of 2019 Baseline data is available now

  17. Future Classes of SEP • Contact DOTAC to get the data needed about your county to make the case for the implementation of SEP • Community Outreach Coordinator can be “outside” message and help with coordinating community efforts

  18. Questions? Dana Quesinberry, JD Dana.Quesinberry@uky.edu

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