Issue Brief: How Have COVID-Era Flexibilities Affected OUD Treatment?
April 5, 2023To sustain access to treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) during the coronavirus pandemic, federal policymakers changed some of...
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COVID-19 Response
To sustain access to treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) during the coronavirus pandemic, federal policymakers changed some of...
Access to Treatment
Issue Brief: Increasing Access to OUD Treatment During and After Incarceration: Moving from Policy to Practice
March 23, 2023In late January, the Biden Administration approved an amendment to California’s Section 1115 waiver, enabling the state’s Medi...
Access to Treatment
Issue Brief: Lowering Barriers to Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
September 28, 2022Medications for opioid use disorder are the gold standard of treatment for opioid use disorder. Yet stigma, lack of trained and wi...
Access to Treatment
Issue Brief: Expanding Access to Opioid Use Disorder Treatment in Emergency Departments
July 20, 2022Emergency departments are often considered the “front door” of treatment for opioid use disorder because their staff are among...
Access to Treatment
Issue Brief: Training Primary Care Providers to Treat Opioid Use Disorder
March 9, 2022Lack of information and support can discourage clinicians from offering treatment to people with opioid use disorder. This issue b...
Access to Treatment
Issue Brief: Examining Substance Use Among Youth and Young Adults
January 27, 2022With funding from FORE, a team of Urban Institute researchers recently published a series of studies uncovering new insights about...