What It Takes:  Implementation and Expansion of a Quick Response Team

Sarah Manchak; Sarah Light; Madeline Lancaster; Bradley O'Guinn; Meagan Guthrie; Cory Haberman

doi:10.5281/zenodo.15223938

Autores/as

Sarah Manchak University of Cincinnati
Sarah Light University of Cincinnati
Madeline Lancaster University of Cincinnati
Bradley O'Guinn University of Cincinnati
Meagan Guthrie Hamilton County Office of Addiction Response
Cory Haberman University of Cincinnati

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15223938

Palabras clave:

Deflexión, equipos de respuesta rápida, opiáceos, divulgación, consumo de sustancias, adicción, respuesta a sobredosis, seguridad comunitaria, justicia penal, ODS 1, ODS 3, ODS 5, ODS 10, ODS 16, ODS

Resumen

Los Equipos de Respuesta Rápida (QRT, por sus siglas en Ingles) han proliferado por todo Estados Unidos en respuesta a la crisis de sobredosis de opiáceos. Uno de los primeros QRT a escala de condado del país, el QRT del condado de Hamilton, Ohio (HC-QRT), ha sido anunciado como un QRT modelo, y sus miembros han ayudado a formar y enseñar a otras jurisdicciones que desean implantar programas similares. Este es el primero de varios estudios sobre el funcionamiento de este QRT. En el presente estudio se describen y cuantifican las actividades y los resultados de HC-QRT a medida que se ha ido ampliando durante un período de siete años.

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