Milwaukee PROMPT: Prevention of Opioid Misuse through Peer Training
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The RWJF Clinical Scholars Program-funded Milwaukee PROMPT (Prevention of Opioid Misuse through Peer Training) project used a peer-delivered prevention curriculum developed by input from Veterans and community members to prevent opioid misuse and OUD in a subset of the Milwaukee Veteran population. The project allowed for nuanced perspectives that fostered a deeper appreciation of the service gaps within the Veteran population by using a community engaged research (CEnR) approach. The targeted population for this project were Veterans experiencing OUD; however, foresee that this framework could eventually serve as a model for engaging with other communities and at-risk populations. The Milwaukee PROMPT project offers an important example of how existing community-academic partnerships can serve as platforms for increasingly complex interventions and research.
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Milwaukee PROMPT: Pharmacists as Leaders
There is a need for a diverse mix of health care providers working together in new ways. For example, we know that pharmacists and others who may work outside a... traditional clinical setting have a tremendous role in building a Culture of Health. The Milwaukee PROMPT project is highlighted as a real-world example of how interdisciplinary teams are collaborating to address health inequities and improve access to medicines in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Read More
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Milwaukee PROMPT Modules
The Milwaukee PROMPT curriculum modules provide information about key concepts related to trauma-informed care, chronic stress, influencing positive behavior ch...ange, the science of pain and opioids, self-care, and relapse prevention. Focus group participants offered recommendations for training content from the perspectives of peer mentor specialists who have worked with people experiencing substance abuse, Veterans who have experienced opioid addiction, and family members/friends who have supported such Veterans. The training curriculum modules merged community input and clinician expertise. Read More
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A Community Engaged Approach to Tackling a Wicked Problem Poster
A community-academic partnership launched the Milwaukee Prevention of Opioid Misuse with Peer Training (PROMPT) project designed to equip Veteran peer support s...pecialists with knowledge to prevent and reduce opioid abuse among military Veterans. This community-engaged research (CEnR) study was based on the belief that a comprehensive, community-engaged prevention and intervention effort is needed to prevent opioid use disorder (OUD) among Veterans. Read More
Development of a Peer-Delivered Opioid Misuse Prevention Curriculum Poster
Milwaukee PROMPT: Prevention of Opioid Misuse through Peer Training focuses on the prevention of OUD in the Veteran population by leveraging peer support as a s...ustainable prevention intervention model to penetrate hard-to-reach populations and advance health outcomes. Read More
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Milwaukee PROMPT public presentation on Wicked Problem Impact Project
The Milwaukee PROMPT team presented on the implementation of their project and its successes and challenges. The team also shared about how the lessons and skil...ls from the CS program have been applied to improve them. Read More