This resource links to the National Council’s toolkit for implementing Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for Opioid Use Disorder in jails and prisons. It provides correctional administrators and health care providers with evidence-based guidance, tools, and strategies to plan, design, and sustain MAT programs in correctional settings.
Access the National Council’s toolkit providing planning and implementation guidance for expanding and sustaining Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) in jail and prison settings. The toolkit includes practical tools such as assessment guides, diversion strategies, cost calculators, and policy frameworks drawn from real-world practice.
Key takeaways
- Toolkit designed for correctional settings: Offers guidance tailored for MAT programs in jails and prisons.
- Evidence-based tools: Includes assessment, diversion strategies, cost estimation, and sample procedures.
- Field-tested examples: Practical case components informed by real-world practice and partners.
What’s inside
- Guidance from professional associations on MAT in justice settings
- Screening and assessment tools for correctional programs
- Strategies to reduce medication diversion and implement protocols
- Planning tools (e.g., cost estimates, flowcharts, forms) for program design
- Examples and training resources to support implementation and sustainability
Need help?
For assistance interpreting toolkit recommendations or applying them to your program, contact NJATOD at in**@****od.org.
