| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Article number | 102926 |
| Journal | International Journal of Drug Policy |
| Volume | 85 |
| DOIs | |
| State | Published - 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).
| Funders | Funder number |
|---|---|
| National Institute on Drug Abuse | UG3DA044830, UG3DA044822, UG3DA044823, UG3DA044798, UG3DA044831, UG3DA044826, R21 DA042727, UG3DA044825, UG3DA044829 |
UN SDGs
This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Medicine (miscellaneous)
- Health Policy
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