Expanding Access to Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Before, During, and After Incarceration: Opportunities for Policy and Practice
November 23, 2020It’s estimated that 15 percent of individuals in the criminal justice system have opioid use disorder (OUD). As a group they face persistent gaps in...
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Commentary: Best Practices for Delivering MOUD in Correctional Settings During the Pandemic
November 16, 2020In an attempt to contain the spread of the coronavirus within their facilities, jails and prisons around the U.S. have...
Grantee Spotlight
Grantee Spotlight: Encouraging Physicians to Treat Opioid Use Disorder in Emergency Departments Across the U.S.
November 13, 2020Although emergency department (ED) physicians see more patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) than other specialists and play a pivotal...
President’s Update
President’s Update, Nov. ’20: Keeping up Momentum Amid Pandemic Fatigue
November 04, 2020It’s the rare person who won’t admit to feeling some pandemic fatigue these days — from the clinicians still treating...
FORE Announcements
FORE Announces Second Wave of COVID-19 Response Grants – Bringing Total Emergency Funding to Nearly $1 Million
October 21, 2020Today we announced ten new grants totaling $634,869 to support organizations helping at-risk populations throughout the country reeling from alarming...
Grantee Spotlight
Grantee Spotlight: Putting People with Lived Experience at the Forefront of Recovery
September 24, 2020Ballad Health, a health system serving 29 counties in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia, has been working to reduce...
Webinar
Webinar: OTP Clinician Perspectives on Methadone Service Delivery and the Use of Telemedicine During the COVID-19 Pandemic (9/10/2020)
August 28, 2020Thank you to all those who have joined us in previous webinars in our ongoing series "FORE’s COVID-19 National Emergency...