Gail Rose, PhD
Director, Best Practices and Clinical & Translational Cores
What We Do
- Offer technical assistance to support rural practitioners and community partners in implementing evidence-based practices by providing supplies, resources, and training in new and expanded models of care and delivery
- Contact us by email at cora.bp@uvm.edu or by phone at 802-656-3713
- Submit a Request for Technical Assistance
Learn More
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Technical Assistance
Submit a request, identify unique needs and resources through a consultation, and inquire about harm reduction supplies.
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Treatment Solutions
Visit “How We Help” to learn more about how the Best Practices Core assists with evidence-based harm reduction and treatment solutions.
View about Treatment Solutions Page
Who We Are
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Read Bio of Gail Rose, PhD
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Read Bio of Richard A. Rawson, PhDRichard A. Rawson, PhD
Senior Advisor, Best Practices Core
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Read Bio of Stephen Crosswhite, BSStephen Crosswhite, BS
Research Assistant, Best Practices Core
The laws affecting possession and dissemination of naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and other harm reduction supplies may vary from state to state. By accepting supplies from UVM CORA, the recipient confirms that the supplies they are accepting are compliant with their relevant state laws. UVM CORA does not independently review the state laws for the recipient. UVM CORA will not be responsible for any losses or costs related to the recipient’s use of the harm reduction supplies.