We work to help our clients achieve results that improve health systems, services, and, ultimately, people’s lives.
In 2019, we evaluated the Binge-Free 603: What’s Your Reason? campaign for re-launch. Additional creative was produced after the second round of market research was conducted. The campaign launched in 2019 on digital and social (https://bingefree603.org/). A campaign variation was added for adults 18-24 and 25-64 "Sober Curious". Evaluation of both campaigns will be conducted…
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Gun Violence Prevention Program (GVP) provides individual- and community-level interventions to 17–24-year-olds who live in communities that are most affected by gun violence. GVP applies eight core principles centered on racial equity and trauma-informed care to deliver comprehensive street outreach, mental and behavioral health, mentoring, and workforce support services, and to address the root…
Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) eligibility determination policies and procedures impact access to HIV care, treatment, and supportive services, health outcomes, and administrative demands. JSI is conducting an evaluation of these policies and procedures, specifically focusing on rapid eligibility determination and six-month recertification. We will assess the impact on ensuring that RWHAP is the payor…
The Vermont Asthma Program (VAP), in collaboration with strategic partners, works to promote comprehensive asthma control services in Vermont and reduce the burden of asthma in the state, particularly targeting populations experiencing the greatest burden. In 2014, the VAP was awarded a new five-year cooperative agreement from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),…
We are conducting a landscape analysis for the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s (Komen) African-American Health Equity Initiative (AAHEI). The project provides an opportunity to better understand the root causes of underlying disparities in breast cancer among African-American women. Specifically, it aims to elevate a much-needed community perspective regarding the impact of racism and discrimination on…
We developed the Treating Addiction Together ECHO to increase provider understanding and utilization of The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria in clinical decision-making. This ECHO was the first of its kind to focus its knowledge transfer on the utilization of The ASAM Criteria for substance use disorder treatment professionals. This ECHO resulted in…
Our NH Center for Excellence team provides technical assistance and logistical support to the New Hampshire Governor's Commission on Alcohol and Other Drugs and its 8 task forces – Prevention, Treatment, Recovery, Opioid, Healthcare, Joint Military, Perinatal Substance Exposure, and Data and Evaluation. Our TA includes: Preparing mid-year and annual reports Preparing other reports as needed such as…
In response to New Hampshire’s opioid crisis, JSI, with funding from the State of New Hampshire, has created an outreach and awareness campaign, The Doorway-NH. The campaign promotes services and resources available at The Doorway-NH website, and by sharing compelling stories of recovery and hope by New Hampshire residents. These stories help alleviate stigma for people and…
The Healthy Youth Alliance contracted with John Snow Inc. for the local evaluation of the State of Colorado’s and the Office of Behavioral Health (OBH) “Speak Now Colorado” social marketing campaign targeted to parents. JSI evaluated the paid media campaign's awareness, reach, and impact in Boulder County and City of Boulder by measuring behavior change…
This is a task order within the Master Contract, Accelerating Change and Transformation in Organizations and Networks III (ACTION III). It is intended to support general management and administration of ACTION III Partnerships in order to enhance JSI's ability to 1) provide services and deliverables of the highest quality, and 2) provide detailed information about…
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