Modeling shows contingency management reduces methamphetamine use disorder costs, suggesting significant savings for the system.
Modelling shows that contingency management appears to be a highly cost-effective intervention for treating methamphetamine use disorder, even with conservative assumptions and a $750 incentive cap. When cost impacts in the criminal justice and child welfare systems are included, such programs are likely cost-saving.
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