Opioid relapse and MOUD outcomes following civil commitment for opioid use

Original research
by
Hayaki, Jumi et al

Release Date

2022

Geography

USA

Language of Resource

English

Full Text Available

No

Open Access / OK to Reproduce

No

Peer Reviewed

Yes

Objective

This study examines clinical outcomes of civil commitment in a sample of adults with severe opioid use.

Findings/Key points

In this sample of persons with severe opioid use, clinical outcomes of civil commitment included illicit opioid relapse as well as varying levels of MOUD uptake. Participants were significantly less likely to use illicit opioids on days that they received MOUD.

Design/methods

Participants were 121 persons with opioid use who were interviewed at the point of entry into civil commitment, then followed for 12 weeks after their release.

Keywords

Transitions in care/treatment
About PWUD
Outcomes
Substitution/OAT