The Peer Recovery Innovation Network (PRIN) at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio was created to help expand the science of recovery by developing a research program on Peer Recovery Support Services (PRSS) and Recovery Support Services (RSS). PRIN uses multi-stakeholder engagement to advance the field, elevate recovery science, and increase the impact of peer recovery support.
Our Aims
Aim 1: Our Collaboratory
Establish the Recovery Science Research Collaboratory to include multiple stakeholders, including individuals with lived recovery experience, to accelerate innovation in recovery science.
Aim 2: Training & Telementoring
Establish the Recovery Science Training and Mentoring program to rapidly expand the recovery science workforce.
Aim 2: Evaluation & Dissemination
Conduct process-, outcome-, and implementation-based evaluations of the Peer Recovery Innovation Network and its initiatives to optimize the impact, efficiency, and effectiveness of PRIN using defined measures.
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This project is funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, within the Helping to End Addiction Long-term® (HEAL) Initiative, grant number: 4R24DA057659-02