Table 1 Implementation strategy package
Strategy | Details |
|---|---|
PSH Overdose Prevention (POP) Toolkit | - Detailed implementation manual/blueprint for the overdose prevention practices - Will be introduced to buildings in 3 pre-recorded seminars (≈ 90 min each) - Will include planning worksheets to be used in practice facilitation sessions and educational materials related to each overdose prevention practice |
Tenant and staff implementation champions | - Implementation champions “dedicate themselves to supporting, marketing, and driving through an implementation, overcoming indifference or resistance” [37] - One staff member and two tenants will be appointed as implementation champions in each building. Tenant champions will receive an honorarium - Champions will work with the practice facilitator and other building stakeholders to implement and sustain overdose prevention practices in the building |
Practice facilitation | - A staff member from CSH will be trained as a practice facilitator - The practice facilitator will work with tenant and staff champions, guiding and building their capacity to implement the overdose prevention practices - Initial practice facilitation meetings: tailored support in 3 workshops (≈ 90 min each) with champions and other key building staff/leaders. Meetings will focus on key questions and setting-specific problem solving - Ongoing coaching: after initial meetings, practice facilitator will lead biweekly coaching sessions for 3 months and will remain available for technical support and less frequent check-ins for up to 3 additional months - Practice facilitation sessions will be held remotely (e.g., Zoom) |
Learning collaboratives | - 5 PSH buildings in the same intervention wave will form a learning collaborative - Monthly learning collaborative meetings for 6 months, facilitated by the practice facilitator. Meetings will be attended by implementation champions and, optionally, up to 1–2 other key staff/leaders from each building - Webinar format (e.g., Zoom) with discussion of ideas, challenges, and solutions related to implementing and sustaining overdose prevention practices |