Social spending supports vulnerable groups through public or private funds. A new two-part framework proposes an AI-driven clearinghouse to improve evidence-based decision-making. It includes “living” reviews that automatically update research and a chatbot that guides users in selecting equitable, culturally relevant, and cost-effective preventive interventions. This platform would make evidence more current, actionable, and accessible to advance population-level prevention

Interviewees: Miranda Lynch-Smith is the Chief Strategy Officer at Chapin Hall, where she leads the development of actionable policy...

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An Annual HIDTA Prevention Summit The NPSC role in this summit was consistent with our mission to encourage an understanding and...

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