This project aims to enroll 220 incarcerated individuals living with HIV, Hepatitis C (HCV), or history of substance misuse preparing for release into a pilot implementation study to test the feasibility and acceptability of an adapted Coordinated Transitional Care intervention in a Criminal Justice setting (CJC-TraC). Participants can expect to be on study for up to 6 months.
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Feasibility Outcome: Number of Participants Who Are Enrolled and Complete the Baseline Study Assessment
Timeframe: at enrollment, up to 1 day
Feasibility Outcome: Number of Pre-release CJC-TraC Intervention Sessions Completed With the Nurse Case Manager for Each Participant
Timeframe: pre-release, up to 3 months
Feasibility Outcome: Number of Post-release Telephone Contact Attempts Between the CJC-TraC Nurse Case Manager and Study Participants
Timeframe: post-release, up to 6 months
Feasibility Outcome: Number of Study Participants Who Are Retained in Follow-up for Three Months and Complete the End-of-study Assessment
Timeframe: within 3-months following release (up to 6 months on study)
Acceptability Measured by the Number of Study Participants Who Rated the Volume of Pre-release Intervention Sessions as Appropriate
Timeframe: within 3-months following release (up to 6 months on study)
Acceptability Measured by the Number of Study Participants Who Rated the Volume of Post-release Intervention Contacts as Appropriate
Timeframe: within 3-months following release (up to 6 months on study)
Acceptability Measured by the Number of Department of Corrections (DOC) Staff Who Rated the Intervention Acceptable, Useful, or Appropriate
Timeframe: up to 3 months
Acceptability Assessed by Subjective Experience of the Participant (Qualitative Measure) Reported Here as Number of Participants Completing Acceptability Interviews
Timeframe: within 3-months following release (up to 6 months on study)