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ACEP Applauds Passage of Opioid Crisis Response Act
ACEP Applauds Removal of X-waiver, Expanding Medication-assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
ACEP Awards First Emergency Department Pain and Addiction Care Accreditation
ACEP Honors Emergency Departments for Improving Outcomes of Opioids, Sepsis, and Chest Pain
ACEP Leader Testifies Before Congress on Combating the National Opioid Crisis
ACEP Marks International Overdose Awareness Day with Signs to Recognize an Overdose
ACEP Member Named First Chief Medical Officer of ONDCP
ACEP Member Testifies Before Congress On Opioid Crisis, its Effect on Older Americans
ACEP Supports Fentanyl Safety Recommendations for First Responders
ACEP Supports HHS Recommendations on Safe Opioid Use and ALTO Protocols
Emergency Departments Help Close Gaps in Opioid Abuse and Addiction Treatment
Emergency Departments Not a Major Source of Opioid Prescriptions, New Study Shows
Emergency Physicians Champion Alternatives to Opioids
Emergency Physicians Urge Policymakers to Remove Obstacles to Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Emergency Physicians Vital to Opioid Overdose Treatment and Prevention
Emergency Physicians Welcome Updated Buprenorphine Guidelines but Barriers to Treatment Persist
Expanding Access to Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
Five Questions with Dr. Alexis LaPietra
Medication-Assisted Treatment Helps Patients Avoid Opioid Withdrawal Complications
New Data Shows Rising Repeat ER Visits for Opioid-Related Emergencies
New Study Identifies Gaps in Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder as Overdose Emergencies Soar
Opioid Abuse Can Take Hold when Patients Obtain Prescriptions After Visiting an Emergency Department, NEJM Study Finds
Opioids and Appropriate Pain Management
Patients Who Get Opioids in the ER Are Less Likely to Use Them Long Term
Personalized Feedback Can Reduce Opioid Prescribing Rates, New Study Shows
Prescription Safety and Pain Management Tips
Recognizing the Risk Factors and Signs of an Overdose
Research Offers New Insights Into the Opioid Crisis
Substance Use Disorders
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