Evaluation & Support Center

The New York
Academy of Medicine’s Division of Health Policy, working in
collaboration with the Yale University School of Medicine, runs the
Evaluation and Support
Center. The Center has the following goals:
Coordinate a
multi-site process, outcome, impact and cost evaluation of the ten model
demonstration programs.
Working collaboratively
with the sites, the Center will conduct a multi-site evaluation of the
integrated programs utilizing client, provider and program data to
determine the processes necessary to develop integrated HIV and
buprenorphine programs as well as their feasibility, effectiveness,
impact and cost.
Enhance the
development of the model demonstration programs by offering ongoing
technical assistance, training and support on clinical, programmatic and
evaluation issues.
The Center has assembled a
staff of experts and a National Advisory Committee to strengthen the
capacity of the sites to integrate buprenorphine treatment and HIV
primary care. The Center will offer ongoing technical assistance and
support in program design, clinical training and consultation, and the
development of policy and procedures that address regulatory, ethical
and clinical concerns.
Disseminate the
findings to providers, administrators, and policy makers.
Findings from the
evaluation will be broadly disseminated to a range of audiences,
including physicians, administrators, addiction treatment providers,
AIDS service organizations, policy makers, and funders with the goal of
promoting the sustainability and replication of model programs. The
evidence, lessons, and concrete tools generated by this initiative will
be translated into publications, training materials, briefing papers,
reports and fact sheets that meet the particular needs of these diverse
audiences.
Contact us: bhivesInfo@nyam.org

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