北卡罗来纳州阿片类药物和解模式：合作装备地方政府的用药过量应对措施。

Q2 Medicine North Carolina Medical Journal Pub Date : 2024-08-01 DOI:10.18043/001c.123269

Jill Rushing, Elizabeth Brewington, Nidhi Sachdeva

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在《北卡罗来纳州协议备忘录》（MOA）的指导下，地方政府正在投入国家阿片类药物和解基金，以应对用药过量危机。北卡罗来纳州社区阿片类药物资源引擎 (CORE-NC) 合作伙伴开发了各种工具和资源，供地方政府在计划、实施和报告其阿片类药物过量应对措施时使用。

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The North Carolina Model for Opioid Settlements: Partnering to Equip Local Governments' Overdose Response.

Guided by the North Carolina Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), local governments are investing national opioid settlement funds to respond to the overdose crisis. Community Opioid Resources Engine for North Carolina (CORE-NC) partners have developed tools and resources that local governments are using as they plan, implement, and report on their opioid overdose response.

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