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SAMHSA Hepatitis A and B Vaccine Initiative
  • For Patients with Substance Use Disorders at Risk for Liver Failure
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Specific Aims
  • Establish collaborative agreements to enhance hepatitis vaccinations for minority patients at risk for HIV and/or hepatitis C
    • Work with three programs types: opioid treatment programs, office-based buprenorphine treatment and SAMHSA minority AIDS initiative (MAI) grantees
  • Evaluate vaccine distribution and outcome
    • Stratify by program type and demographics
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Collaborative agreements
  • Include: established programs with active assessment and management of HIV and HCV that include hepatitis vaccination
    • OTPs (25)
    • Office-based buprenorphine treatment (10)
    • CSAT/CSAP MAI TCE grantees (25)
  • Establish participation by invitation
    • Establish contacts/agreement to participate
    • Collect standard operating procedures
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Contracts
  • Vaccine distribution contract
    • Hepatitis A/B vaccine (Twinrix) to 60 sites
    • Track distribution patterns and utilization
  • Evaluation contracts
    • Describe use within OTPs, and MAI grantees
    • Connect with buprenorphine prescribing clinicians identified within Special Programs of National Significance
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Evaluation Strategy
  • Descriptive: Collect operating procedures
    • Define current vaccine acquisition process
    • Define current data system for tracking vaccine delivery
    • Define current vaccine assessment and immunization practice
    • Establish vaccination work process within different treatment settings
    • Describe connectivity between immunization and substance abuse treatment programs
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Evaluation Strategy
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Analysis
  • Total potential population: 10,000 – 15,000
    • 200 – 400 patients immunized per site
  • Stratified Population Groups
    • Demographics
      • Gender, age group, ethnicity, program setting
    • Known Serological and Disease status
      • HIV, HCV, Substance Use Disorder (SUD) diagnosis
  • Outcome
    • % in each group completing 1, 2 and 3 shots
    • Safety and adverse event issues reflected in VAERS
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POINT OF CONTACT
  • Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
    • Division of Pharmacological Therapies
      • Kenneth Hoffman (240) 276-2701
      • Ray Hylton (240) 276-2709
      • Tom Kresina (240) 276-2713
      • Robert Lubran (240) 276-2714