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Factors associated with clinician treatment recommendations for patients with a new diagnosis of opioid use disorder.

Lewei Allison LinVictoria D PowellColin MacleodAmy S B BohnertPooja Lagisetty
Published in: Journal of substance abuse treatment (2022)
Differentiating among patients with EHR diagnoses of OUD to identify the subset with higher likelihood of underlying OUD is important to accurately understand OUD treatment rates and disparities. However, even among patients with a clear diagnosis of OUD, medication treatment is still recommended less often than other treatments, suggesting interventions are needed to encourage clinicians to prioritize medication treatment as a first-line treatment, especially for older, rural patients and those with polysubstance use.
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