Evaluation of a Primary Care-Based Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Program in a Fully-Integrated Federally Qualified Health Center

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Written By Rulo Strategies

journal of substance use and addiction treatment

Clackamas Health Centers (CHC), a public sector Federally Qualified Health Center in Oregon, provides medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) in a low-barrier model, featuring a unique pathway for criminal justice-involved patients. CHC's primary care-based treatment program has seen substantial growth since it began. These data can help demonstrate the effectiveness of fully-integrated MOUD programs in primary care, as well as establishing a baseline for treatment outcomes and future program evaluation.

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