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Reporting Cycle Summary - FY24 Qtr 2 Deflection TTA: New Orleans, LA
FY24 Q2 Engagement Activities
Corresponded with grantee 2 times between January and March of 2024 on 1/23 and 2/29, in addition to invites to participate in grantee cohort calls
Reporting Cycle Summary - FY24 Qtr 2 Deflection TTA: City of Houston Health Department, TX
FY24 Q2 Engagement Activities
Corresponded with grantee 3 times between January and March of 2024 on 2/9, 2/20, and 3/5 in addition to invites to participate in grantee cohort calls
These newsletters are distributed by email at the beginning of every month and highlight upcoming CHJ grantee cohort events (like office hours, quarterly and focus area calls) and provide new resources, or recordings and resources that were mentioned on previous cohort calls. These newsletters also include products or upcoming events from COSSUP and its other TTA providers, and relevant federal resources.
These newsletters are distributed by email at the beginning of every month and highlight upcoming CHJ grantee cohort events (like office hours, quarterly and focus area calls) and provide new resources, or recordings and resources that were mentioned on previous cohort calls. These newsletters also include products or upcoming events from COSSUP and its other TTA providers, and relevant federal resources.
These newsletters are distributed by email at the beginning of every month and highlight upcoming CHJ grantee cohort events (like office hours, quarterly and focus area calls) and provide new resources, or recordings and resources that were mentioned on previous cohort calls. These newsletters also include products or upcoming events from COSSUP and its other TTA providers, and relevant federal resources.
These newsletters are distributed by email at the beginning of every month and highlight upcoming CHJ grantee cohort events (like office hours, quarterly and focus area calls) and provide new resources, or recordings and resources that were mentioned on previous cohort calls. These newsletters also include products or upcoming events from COSSUP and its other TTA providers, and relevant federal resources.
These newsletters are distributed by email at the beginning of every month and highlight upcoming CHJ grantee cohort events (like office hours, quarterly and focus area calls) and provide new resources, or recordings and resources that were mentioned on previous cohort calls. These newsletters also include products or upcoming events from COSSUP and its other TTA providers, and relevant federal resources.
These newsletters are distributed by email at the beginning of every month and highlight upcoming CHJ grantee cohort events (like office hours, quarterly and focus area calls) and provide new resources, or recordings and resources that were mentioned on previous cohort calls. These newsletters also include products or upcoming events from COSSUP and its other TTA providers, and relevant federal resources.
Dr. Lori Post was contacted by Cassie Sun, Communications Intern with the Institute for Public Health and Medicine at Northwestern University. She was asked questions regarding geographic trends in opioid-involved overdose deaths (OODs), such as causes of higher rates of OODs in urban counties while acceleration rates remained higher in rural counties, the importance of studying geographic trends of OOD, and how the study results contribute to prevention and mitigation efforts. Dr. Post's responses were included in an article titled "What is the Opioid Epidemic?
Dr. Lori Post was contacted by Jacob Sanders, a communications associate at WalletHub.com, with questions for an article about Drug Use by State (2024) for their consumer education section. She provided answers to his questions regarding effective measures that can be taken to address the drug crisis, overprescribing of pain medications, what family/friends can do if they suspect someone has a drug problem, and steps officials can take to improve access to treatment. She provided information in tables, figures, and trendlines as well.
