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Buprenorphine Initiation by a Street Medicine Program is Associated with Reduced Opioid-Related Emergency Department Utilization Among People Experiencing Homelessness
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• Decentralized addiction treatment reduces emergency department utilization • Low-barrier buprenorphine via Street Medicine may improve opioid-related morbidity • Overdose-related ED visits decreased 50% after buprenorphine via Street Medicine • OUD-related ED visits decreased 44% after Street Medicine-initiated buprenorphine • 44% of patients continued buprenorphine after initiation via Street Medicine
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