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An Evaluation of a Social Network Intervention for Primary and Secondary Prevention of Opioid Overdoses
The purpose of this study is to pilot and implement a peer mentor intervention focused on overdose prevention and care. The intervention consists of 3 sessions. During the first and second session, each participant will meet individually with a trained staff member. In the 3rd session, the participant will invite a social network member to attend the session, and these 2 participants will meet with a trained staff member.
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