Oregon Health Authority funds and collaborates to implement programs providing harm reduction centered peer-delivered services
Any Positive Change
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PRIME+
Certified peer specialists engage people who are at risk of or receiving treatment for overdose, infection, or other health issues related to substance use.
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Nurture Oregon
Integrated services for pregnant people with drug use; includes peer support, maternity care, substance use treatment, and social service coordination.
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Oregon HOPE
OHSU-led study of a rural peer model to engage people who use drugs with hepatitis C/HIV testing, harm reduction tools, and linkage to treatment; included development of a peer-assisted telemedicine hepatitis C model
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PATHS
Statewide expansion of the Oregon HOPE peer-assisted telemedicine for hepatitis C and syphilis model
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U-COPE
Project to implement a package of interventions using a harm reduction framework to improve access to care for people who use drugs in Umatilla County
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PEER-CM
OHSU-led study that tests providing incentives to people who use stimulants for engaging in peer services and achieving self-identified goals