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The impact of severe mental illness on treatment retention and all-cause mortality of people in opioid agonist treatment
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• Individuals with severe mental illness and opioid dependence have a higher risk of opioid agonist treatment cessation during early episodes of treatment. • Although mortality risk was higher among individuals with severe mental illness, there was no differential effect of opioid agonist treatment on mortality among those with and without severe mental illness. • Interventions to identify, support, and engage individuals with severe mental illness in opioid agonist treatments are needed early after commencing treatment.
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