Thrilled to be working alongside Dr. Cathy Reback and our team on “Text Me, Alexis!”, a critical project that will leverage health economic methods to address barriers to HIV care for trans women and expand successful interventions. Thank you Weill Cornell Medicine Population Health Sciences for this feature!

There are 3️⃣ weeks left until the first due date of the CHERISH pilot grant application. To be considered for the 2024-2025 cycle, applicants should submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) no later than Friday, January 12, 2024. Learn more on our page: buff.ly/40RfpXi

Budget impact tools were highlighted at #DIScience23 as a resource to advancing implementation science research. Check out our site to explore and use budget impact tools on implementing contingency management, MOUD delivery, & rapid HIV testing services: buff.ly/3NCWZEF

Photo features Sean M. Murphy, Andi Eisman PhD, Danielle Ryan, and Russell Glasgow who led an interactive workshop last week at #DIScience23 to help participants learn key principles in implementation costing and budget impact analyses.

As we start the new year, we’re excited to highlight some of our faculty’s many achievements from 2023. We look forward to another successful year ahead! bit.ly/4aKCoId

Are you seeking to incorporate economic evaluations into your substance use research? #CHERISHResearchAffiliate Ali Jalali, PhD and Shashi Kapadia from Weill Cornell Medicine Population Health Sciences will lead a webinar on Weds, 2/28, that can help you get started. Learn more below!👇

The Mexican drug cartel is targeting the Blackfeet Indian Reservation where I was born raised. I lost my brother to drugs so this hits home and angers me for numerous reasons. I want to do my small part raising awareness to this troubling issue. nbcnews.com/news/mexican-d…

Tomorrow (2/28), #CHERISHResearchAffiliate Ali Jalali, PhD and Shashi Kapadia will lead a webinar with INHSU to share what they know about conducting economic evaluations alongside substance use treatment interventions. Learn more here: buff.ly/42L6KXC.

New resource for jails/prisons to help estimate the costs of providing MOUD. Developed by researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine Medicine, the tool is customizable to help identify optimal delivery models based on existing resources. bit.ly/49AAqZI

Just published in SAj_AMERSA: A commentary piece written by CHERISH investigators Kathryn McCollister and Sean M. Murphy highlights the #AHSR2023 conference and the research shared by our plenary speakers and presenters! Read all about it here: bit.ly/42TXxwi

"The Daraja intervention makes a valuable addition to the compendium of options that can sustainably and equitably meet people “where they are at” at a time when they may be in greatest need.” Issarow Godfrey Alfred Kisigo Sean M. Murphy @CdcTanzania US Embassy Tanzania

New in Health Affairs Scholar: A study featuring CHERISH consultee Arthur Robin Williams and Sean M. Murphy shows that patients with OUD who could use in-network benefits have higher retention in telehealth-based buprenorphine: buff.ly/43yd7hh

New DAD paper: incarcerated recipients of medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) had lower risk of non-fatal opioid overdose immediately after jail release. Wider implementation of MOUD in US jails could potentially reduce post-release overdoses sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We’re excited to announce a summer opportunity for an undergraduate student! If you or a student you know is passionate about public health and communications, consider working with us as a Research Assistant. View the full description here buff.ly/4a9pd24.

If you're a health economist interested in conducting pharmacoeconomic research that informs evidence-based medication treatment strategies for opioid use disorder, my newest publication may be of interest: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

An excellent week at The College on Problems of Drug Dependence 's #conference with team mates & CHERISH colleagues! Got to learn about advances in the field of #SubstanceUseResearch, & bond over drinks & poutine in beautiful Montreal. Forever grateful to Sean M. Murphy for this opportunity! #cpdd2024

Honored to return home & present at the International Blackfoot Research Conference 2024 on using economic evaluations to advance culturally-responsive mental health and substance use initiatives in Native communities @blkftcomcollege #HealthEquityforNativeCommunities

In two NIH funded studies, Sean M. Murphy will lead economic evaluations to inform new treatment options to end the HIV epidemic in individuals involved with the criminal legal system: bit.ly/3yohzEa

📣We are recruiting for a Research Coordinator interested in economic evaluations of interventions for substance use disorder, HIV, & related conditions, alongside clinical trials & cohort studies. Learn more: career4.successfactors.com/sfcareer/jobre…