DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL PEER RECOVERY SUPPORTER TRAINING PLATFORM TO DISSEMINATE EVIDENCE-BASED TRAINING AT SCALE

项目摘要/摘要 Thrive Digital Health(“TDH”)正在开发一种新型对等恢复支持服务(“PRSS”) 培训平台(“TDPP”)，以标准化和扩大对同伴康复支持者的培训。 Tdh是由两家成功的现有公司的负责人创立的，这些公司走在 推进PRSS，并受益于其首席执行官的专业知识，他除了在 卓越同行康复中心董事会，是全国公认的思想领袖 PRSS的培训和实施。此快速通道项目的总体目标是开发 并测试一个基于证据的平台，该平台将扩展基于标准和经验支持的 在全国范围内开展同伴康复支持服务培训和实施。在这方面取得了成功 Entior将扩大获得戒酒和其他物质康复的支持服务的机会 使用障碍，并帮助解决因治疗提供者而产生的重症护理缺口 短缺目前正影响着这个国家。我们假设这个可扩展的平台由 PRSS培训员和受训人员，将是可接受的、可行的和可用的，并将提供积极的 在本快速通道第二阶段的第一阶段中，在知识获取、坚持和技能方面的效果 经过努力，我们假设该平台将在PRSS中提供卓越的培训结果 受训人员在忠诚度和技能方面与通常情况下的培训相比。我们的首要商业目标是 与全国各地寻求构建PRSS的组织一起将此解决方案推向市场 我们将通过以下第二阶段的具体目标来实现这一点：(1)评估 对完全异步TDPP和具有实时缩放会话的TDPP的PRSS提供商的影响 在技能和忠诚度方面与常规训练进行比较；(2)评估增加三个现场的效果， TDPP异步内容的互动式小组电话会议；(3)开展 与来自另一个州的PRSS提供商受训人员的试点人群进行岗前研究，以评估 为另一个州本地化内容时的实施保真度。预期的影响 这项计划旨在大幅提升天津市卫生署大规模提供有效的PRSS培训的能力， 在全国范围内扩大获得恢复支持服务的机会。这种能力是有希望的 减少个人和社会层面对健康的负面影响，同时减少 提供治疗服务的费用。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT Thrive Digital Health (“TDH”) is developing a novel Peer Recovery Support Services (“PRSS”) training platform (the “TDPP”) to standardize and scale the training of Peer Recovery Supporters. TDH was founded by the principals of two successful existing companies at the forefront of advancing PRSS, and benefits from the expertise of its CEO, who in addition to serving on the board of the Peer Recovery Center of Excellence, is a nationally recognized thought leader on PRSS training and implementation. The overarching goal of this Fasttrack project is to develop and test an evidence-based platform that will extend standards-based and empirically-supported Peer Recovery Support Services training and implementation across the country. Success in this endeavor will expand access to support services for recovery from alcohol and other substance use disorders, and help to address critical care gaps stemming from the treatment provider shortage currently impacting the nation. We hypothesize that this scalable platform, used by PRSS Trainers and Trainees, will be acceptable, feasible and usable, and will deliver a positive effect in terms of knowledge gain, adherence and skill in Phase I. In Phase II of this Fasttrack effort, we hypothesize that this platform will deliver superior training results among PRSS trainees in terms of adherence and skill versus training-as-usual. Our priority commercial goal is to bring this solution to market with organizations around the country seeking to build PRSS capacity, and we will accomplish this through the following Phase II specific aims: (1) Assess the effect on PRSS providers of the fully asynchronous TDPP and the TDPP with live zoom sessions on skill and adherence compared with training-as-usual; (2) Assess the effect of adding three live, interactive group teleconferencing sessions to the TDPP asynchronous content; (3) Conduct a pre-post study with a pilot population of PRSS provider trainees from another state to assess fidelity of implementation when content is localized for another state. The expected impact of this project is to substantially enhance TDH’s ability to deliver effective PRSS training at scale, expanding access to recovery support services across the country. This capability holds promise to reduce negative health impacts at both an individual and societal level while reducing the total cost of providing treatment services.