Availability of best practices for opioid use disorder in jails and related training and resource needs: findings from a national interview study of jails in heavily impacted counties in the u.s

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Likelihood of continued treatment following discharge (Hass et_al, 2021; McKenzie et_al, 2012; Sharma et_al, 2016). Many individuals with OUD have had prior aversive experiences in jails, such as being forced to undergo withdrawal if currently on MOUD or receiving inadequate medication dosing, leading to negative beliefs about use of MOUD (Fu et_al, 2013; Rich et_al, 2015). Administrative barriers also limit MOUD availability in jails, including those related to licensing and regulations on dispensing of medications; other barriers are concerns about diversion and limited space and clinical capacity (Friedmann et_al, 2012; Grella et_al, 2020). In . . .

 



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