This resource links to the National Council’s toolkit for implementing Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Opioid Use Disorder in jails and prisons. It provides correctional administrators and health care providers with evidence-based guidance, tools, and strategies to plan, design, and sustain MAT programs in correctional settings.
Administrative Resources
Research, Surveys, and Reports
Access the National Council’s toolkit providing planning and implementation guidance for expanding and sustaining Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) in jail and prison settings. The toolkit includes practical tools such as assessment guides, diversion strategies, cost calculators, and policy frameworks drawn from real-world practice.
Key takeaways
- Toolkit designed for correctional settings: Offers guidance tailored for MAT programs in jails and prisons.
- Evidence-based tools: Includes assessment, diversion strategies, cost estimation, and sample procedures.
- Field-tested examples: Practical case components informed by real-world practice and partners.
What’s inside
- Guidance from professional associations on MAT in justice settings
- Screening and assessment tools for correctional programs
- Strategies to reduce medication diversion and implement protocols
- Planning tools (e.g., cost estimates, flowcharts, forms) for program design
- Examples and training resources to support implementation and sustainability
