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  • Rural Health

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  • The opioid crisis significantly impacts rural communities, necessitating tailored local interventions.
  • Ardmore, Oklahoma, faced challenges in addressing opioid-related issues.
  • Community engagement is crucial for developing effective strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To facilitate consensus among local stakeholders in Ardmore, Oklahoma, regarding resource allocation for opioid crisis prevention and treatment.
  • To understand community-perceived needs and priorities for combating the opioid crisis.

Main Methods:

  • Three community meetings were conducted over six weeks with an average of 40 attendees.
  • Data collection involved pre- and post-surveys, small group discussions (study circles), and a voting exercise for resource prioritization.
  • Surveys assessed changes in participant views on opioid crisis strategies.

Main Results:

  • Community discussions and expert input influenced participant opinions.
  • Accessible opioid treatment options were identified as the most pressing community need.
  • Youth-based prevention efforts were also highlighted as a key focus area.

Conclusions:

  • Community dialogue can alter perceptions of effective opioid crisis strategies in rural settings.
  • Involving affected communities is essential for creating relevant and accepted action plans for the opioid crisis.
  • Future research should prioritize collaborative approaches with local stakeholders.