Sarah Philbrick

Sarah Philbrick's work focuses on evaluating public health and social service programs, particularly around substance use, harm reduction, and violence intervention services. Much of the research examines how new tools and strategies (like syringe service programs, buprenorphine access, and audio-based health interventions) are implemented in real-world settings, and how well grant-making and prevention programs work in practice. The research combines program evaluation, implementation science, and policy analysis methods.

Publication output was minimal or absent for most of the past decade but increased sharply starting in 2023, with a high concentration of outputs in 2023 and 2025.

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