Understanding rural risk environments for drug-related harms: Progress, challenges, and steps forward

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19 Scopus citations
Original languageEnglish
Article number102926
JournalInternational Journal of Drug Policy
Volume85
DOIs
StatePublished - Nov 2020

Bibliographical note

Funding Information:
This publication has been supported by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) ( R21 DA042727 ; PIs: Cooper and Young; UG3/UH3 DA044798; PIs: Young and Cooper). Several publications in this special issue were prepared within the Rural Opioid Initiative funded by NIDA . These studies include articles by Cooper et al. (UG3DA044798; UH3DA044798), Fadanelli et al., (UG3DA044798), Kolak et al. (5UG3DA044829-02); Richard et al. (UG3DA044822) and a viewpoint by Jenkins and Hagan (UG3DA044798, UG3DA044829, UG3DA044822, UG3DA044823, UG3DA044831, UG3DA044826, UG3DA044830, UG3DA044825).

Funding Information:
This publication has been supported by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (R21 DA042727; PIs: Cooper and Young; UG3/UH3 DA044798; PIs: Young and Cooper). Several publications in this special issue were prepared within the Rural Opioid Initiative funded by NIDA. These studies include articles by Cooper et al. (UG3DA044798; UH3DA044798), Fadanelli et al. (UG3DA044798), Kolak et al. (5UG3DA044829-02); Richard et al. (UG3DA044822) and a viewpoint by Jenkins and Hagan (UG3DA044798, UG3DA044829, UG3DA044822, UG3DA044823, UG3DA044831, UG3DA044826, UG3DA044830, UG3DA044825).

Funding

This publication has been supported by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) ( R21 DA042727 ; PIs: Cooper and Young; UG3/UH3 DA044798; PIs: Young and Cooper). Several publications in this special issue were prepared within the Rural Opioid Initiative funded by NIDA . These studies include articles by Cooper et al. (UG3DA044798; UH3DA044798), Fadanelli et al., (UG3DA044798), Kolak et al. (5UG3DA044829-02); Richard et al. (UG3DA044822) and a viewpoint by Jenkins and Hagan (UG3DA044798, UG3DA044829, UG3DA044822, UG3DA044823, UG3DA044831, UG3DA044826, UG3DA044830, UG3DA044825). This publication has been supported by National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) (R21 DA042727; PIs: Cooper and Young; UG3/UH3 DA044798; PIs: Young and Cooper). Several publications in this special issue were prepared within the Rural Opioid Initiative funded by NIDA. These studies include articles by Cooper et al. (UG3DA044798; UH3DA044798), Fadanelli et al. (UG3DA044798), Kolak et al. (5UG3DA044829-02); Richard et al. (UG3DA044822) and a viewpoint by Jenkins and Hagan (UG3DA044798, UG3DA044829, UG3DA044822, UG3DA044823, UG3DA044831, UG3DA044826, UG3DA044830, UG3DA044825).

FundersFunder number
National Institute on Drug AbuseUG3DA044830, UG3DA044822, UG3DA044823, UG3DA044798, UG3DA044831, UG3DA044826, R21 DA042727, UG3DA044825, UG3DA044829

    UN SDGs

    This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

    1. SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
      SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

    ASJC Scopus subject areas

    • Medicine (miscellaneous)
    • Health Policy

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