MOP Reports

 

Barriers & Solutions to Implementing and Sustaining Medication for Opioid Use Disorder in Michigan Emergency Departments 2024

Throughout 2024, MOP led a series of conversations with various stakeholders and experts to understand, get consensus, and summarize the most important challenges emergency departments and providers face when trying to implement and sustain ED MOUD as well as the best, most feasible solutions to addressing those challenges.

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Barriers & Solutions to Implementing and Sustaining Medication for Opioid Use Disorder in Michigan Emergency Departments 2024

A Qualitative Evaluation of Advances in Emergency Department Opioid Use Disorder Care in Michigan 2020-2021

A Qualitative Evaluation of Advances in Emergency Department Opioid Use Disorder Care in Michigan 2020-2021

Impact Report 2018-2020

Since 2017, MOP has helped:

– Support hospitals statewide with MOUD programs in their emergency departments and provide advanced practice providers with training to prescribe buprenorphine.

 

– Expand jail-based MOUD programs and telehealth capacity.

 

– Expand harm reduction and post overdose rapid response efforts.

 

– Contribute to a collective culture change throughout the state.

 

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Impact Report 2018-2020

Advances in Michigan's ED MOUD Initiative

Policy and Implementation Learnings Moving the Initiative Forward in 2023


On Oct. 7, 2022, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Michigan Health & Hospital Association Keystone Center, Vital Strategies, and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health hosted a webinar to discuss ED MOUD activities in Michigan. Watch the recording to learn about advances in emergency department opioid use disorder care in Michigan from our recently published evaluation report.

 

Advances in Michigan's ED MOUD Initiative

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