Health Research News: New National Guidelines for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Health Science Advances in Opioid Treatment
Recent medicine research introduces new guidelines aimed at improving treatment access for opioid use disorder in pharmacies. The University of Houston College of Pharmacy has developed these protocols to assist pharmacists in their role during the opioid crisis.
Key Highlights of the New Guidelines
- Enhanced pharmacist training: Ensures that pharmacists are equipped with the needed skills.
- Streamlined patient assessments: Facilitates quick and effective evaluations.
- Accessible treatment options: Broadens the scope of available treatments for patients.
With these advancements in health research, pharmacies can play an instrumental role in combating the opioid epidemic.
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