📻: Brendan Saloner Explains the Opioid Crisis & What Can Be Done

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The Opioid Crisis: Scaling Up Treatment And Harm Reduction Programs To Reach More People Who Would Benefit ([link removed] )

Brendan Saloner and Pooja Lagisetty

Improving Policy Evaluations Of The Opioid Crisis ([link removed] )

Rosalie Liccardo Pacula et al.

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Fewer Than 1 In 3 Adolescents With Past-Year Opioid Use Disorder Received Substance Use Treatment, 2022–23 ([link removed] )

Manuel Cano et al.

Improving Access To Substance Use Disorder Care In Nursing Facilities ([link removed] )

Lauren A. Kelly et al.

Black, Hispanic, And Asian Adults In The US Had Substantially Lower Engagement On The Naloxone Care Cascade, 2024 ([link removed] )

Lindsay Allen et al.

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The Quality Of Opioid Use Disorder Treatment In Medicare Is Low And Lags Behind Medicaid ([link removed] )

Tami L. Mark et al.

Medicaid Enrollees With Opioid Use Disorder Were More Likely To Receive Medication Treatment Than Commercial Enrollees ([link removed] )

Karen Shen et al.

States With Substantial Increases In Buprenorphine Uptake Did So With Increased Medicaid Prescribing, 2018–24 ([link removed] )

Stephen Crystal et al.

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