SMART’s Program Coordinator Jeremy Kourvelas presented to the Tennessee Public Health Association (TPHA) on best practices relating to using local data to inform decisions, covering:

• Common challenges with data collection and quality
• Data-influenced policymaking frameworks
• Data and the overdose crisis
• Practical recommendations with examples from abating the overdose epidemic.

This training is worth continuing education credits from TPHA, so please contact khharrell@tnpublichealth.org for more information.

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The SMART Initiative is not affiliated with the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council.