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Priority Topics
These are the priority topics that are related to OPIOID EPIDEMIC, according to SolveCasters.
More | Sort | Classification | Topic | Created |
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2 | Average Priority | MY WORLD | 1 year ago | |
9 | Critical Priority | COVID-19 | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | FENTANYL | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | UNEMPLOYMENT RATE | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | ADDICTION | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | OPIOID ADDICTION | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | OPIOID OVERDOSE | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | HOSPITAL | 1 year ago | |
9 | Critical Priority | PUBLIC HEALTH | 1 year ago | |
9 | Critical Priority | MENTAL HEALTH | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | PANDEMIC | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | NALOXONE | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | OXYCODONE | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | EMERGENCY MEDICINE | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | INEQUALITY | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | TELEHEALTH | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | LONELINESS | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | STIGMA | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | CPR | 1 year ago | |
7 | High Priority | EMPLOYER | 1 year ago | |
2 | Average Priority | HIV | 1 year ago |
Perspectives
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SolveCasters (ME) | Curated by SolveCast podcasters and editors. | |
Brennan Spiegel, MD, MSHS | Brennan Spiegel, MD, MSHS, is director of Health Services Research for Cedars-Sinai and Director of the Cedars-Sinai Master's Degree Program in Health Delivery Science. |
Library
Latest aggregated links.
Title | Created |
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ADHS - Opioid Epidemic - Home - Arizona Department of ... (View) | 3 months ago |
Naloxone: The Opioid Reversal Drug that Saves Lives (View) | 3 months ago |
Naloxone DrugFacts | National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (View) | 3 months ago |
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES U.S. EMPLOYMENT AND ... (View) | 4 months ago |
THE OPIOID CRISIS AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY - HHS ... (View) | 4 months ago |
Opioid Epidemic Toolkit 2021 - NACCHO (View) | 4 months ago |
Drug Overdose Epidemic - NACCHO (View) | 4 months ago |
Opioids | National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (View) | 4 months ago |
Opioid Overdose Crisis - National Institute on Drug Abuse (View) | 4 months ago |
CDC's Response to the Opioid Overdose Epidemic | CDC (View) | 4 months ago |
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From SolveCasters posted by SolveCast
- 1 year ago
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Addiction is a difficult thing to identify. You can't just ask an employee whether or not they have, a legal prescription to use or, you can't just test for illegal drugs and prescription medications. So there's a lot going on with an employers on how they might be able to recognize it and identify it.
But with 75% of employers being affected, There's a lot of other factors that they should be also looking at in determining risk factors and safety issues effects on productivity and compensation.
http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail...
But with 75% of employers being affected, There's a lot of other factors that they should be also looking at in determining risk factors and safety issues effects on productivity and compensation.
http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail...

From SolveCasters posted by SolveCast
- 1 year ago
- 1
Most people that are going through substance abuse most of them are productive members of society.
They have jobs, they get up and they go to work. They bring home income. And family members just might not be aware or realizing or recognizing that there's an (addiction) issue because it's not that bad. But the reality is it, when we do find out and we do come to the realization, our loved ones are probably further down the road than we could ever imagine. http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail...
They have jobs, they get up and they go to work. They bring home income. And family members just might not be aware or realizing or recognizing that there's an (addiction) issue because it's not that bad. But the reality is it, when we do find out and we do come to the realization, our loved ones are probably further down the road than we could ever imagine. http://www.solvecast.com/articles/detail...