North Carolina’s and Mississippi’s progress and recommended next steps to end the opioid epidemic: Analyzing substance use disorder treatment, pain management and harm reduction.

Colorado’s progress and recommended next steps to end the opioid epidemic: Analyzing substance use disorder treatment, pain management, and harm reduction.

Dr. Patrice Harris previews the new Spotlight on Pennsylvania report

Pennsylvania makes for an ideal case study on how strong leadership can make a difference—even if the fight is not over yet.

Evidence-based resources can help physicians effectively treat patients with pain and substance use disorders.

What can medical education do to better prepare students to combat the opioid epidemic?

The nation’s opioid epidemic has taken far too many lives and shattered far too many communities. The American Medical Association urges all physicians to be leaders in helping end the opioid epidemic.

How have you used your state PDMP to help make more informed prescribing and/or treatment decisions? How could your state PDMP be improved?

What steps have you taken in your practice to help reduce the stigma associated with substance use disorders?

Please share your experience(s) of prescribing naloxone to a patient.

What have you found to be helpful in educating patients about the need to safely store and dispose of unused and expired medications?