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Retention in Treatment after Emergency Department-Initiated Buprenorphine

Lindsey K. Jennings,Suzanne Lane,Jenna McCauley,Angela Moreland,Karen Hartwell,Louise Haynes,Kelly S. Barth,Sarah S. Gainey,Kathleen T Brady

The Journal of Emergency Medicine（2021）

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Abstract
EDIB programs across diverse ED settings are effective at promoting attendance at the first referral appointment for OUD treatment; however, additional work is warranted to increase 30-day treatment retention rates, particularly among patients with nonprescription-only use profiles.
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opioid use disorder,emergency department-initiated buprenorphine,medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD)
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