Background Proctor and colleagues' 2011 paper proposed a taxonomy of eight
implementation outcomes and challenged the field to address a research agenda focused …

Background Globally, individuals with mental illness get in contact with the law at a greater
rate than the general population. The goal of this review was to identify and describe:(1) …

As “the scientific study of methods to promote the systematic uptake of research findings and
other evidence-based practices into routine practice,” implementation science (IS) offers the …

Background Stigma associated with substance use and criminal involvement is pervasive
and creates a barrier to evidence-based addiction care within the criminal legal system …

Although jails are the largest provider of mental health care nationally, access to treatment in
US jails is limited. Limited empirical information on factors impacting the implementation of …

Background The US overdose crisis has motivated police departments to enact policies
allowing officers to directly deflect individuals to substance use disorder treatment and other …

Background Individuals with legal involvement and opioid use disorders (OUD) are at an
increased risk of overdose and premature death. Yet, few correctional systems provide all …

To reduce the overrepresentation of people with behavioral health conditions in jails,
jurisdictions have implemented evidence-based programs/policies (EBPPs) and treatments …

Pregnancy is a critical time to provide access to substance use treatment; this is especially
true among incarcerated populations, who are known to be at particularly high risk of poor …

Background Improving access to high-quality healthcare for individuals in correctional
settings is critical to advancing health equity in the United States. Compared to the general …