Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month.
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Overview
This resolution designates January as Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month in California. It recognizes the significant impact of drug overdoses and the opioid crisis on the state and the nation. The resolution aims to raise awareness about substance use disorder treatment and support access to effective pain management options. It also acknowledges concerns regarding the quality of care provided by substance use disorder treatment facilities.
Key provisions
- Designates January as Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month.
- Recognizes the severity of the opioid crisis and drug overdose deaths.
- Highlights the importance of patient access to safe and effective pain management treatment.
- Encourages consideration of nonopioid pharmacological treatment for pain management.
- Acknowledges concerns about the oversight of substance use disorder treatment facilities.
Who is affected
- Individuals struggling with substance use disorders
- Families affected by substance use disorders
- Healthcare providers
- California residents
- Substance use disorder treatment facilities
Notable changes
- Establishes a designated month to raise awareness about substance use disorder treatment.
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