Scientific Committee on Opioid Prevention and Education (SCOPE)-Prevention Techniques and Strategies Report
Date
Wed, Jul 22, 2020, 04:00 AM
Full Article
The Scientific Committee on Opioid Prevention and Education (SCOPE) has met monthly since
June 2019. SCOPE developed a model for examining associated links to opioid use disorder
(OUD), substance use disorder (SUD), and reasons for abstinence from drug use. Committee
members reviewed the current literature and created summary tables and journal clubs in the
following areas associated with SUD/OUD: adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), mental health
(Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD), and anxiety), genetics, socioeconomic factors and reasons for abstinence. Following this
review of the literature, SCOPE generated three target areas for consideration.
In this report, we review the literature and studies that were involved in generating these target
areas. Following each recommendation, SCOPE provides the assessment measures to consider.
The report concludes with a discussion of the pharmacogenomics study currently underway,
which is aimed at gaining a more thorough understanding of the role of genetics in OUD.
Recommended for you
post
Unveiling the Future of Healthcare with CHIME's AI Principles
Jul 30, 2024
CHIME's AI Principles serve as a beacon, promoting patient safety, administrative efficiencies, regulatory oversight, innovation, and equity.
audio
From Chaos to Clarity: Data Strategies for Scalable AI in Healthcare
Apr 08, 2025
This episode covers the evolving role of AI and data infrastructure in healthcare, the importance of building robust, scalable data foundations before implementing AI, and advanced analytics to ensure measurable outcomes.
post
CHIME Responds to RFI from E&C Privacy Working Group
Apr 07, 2025
CHIME responds to a request for information from a privacy working group led by Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Brett Guthrie and Vice Chairman John Joyce.
post
Connecting the Dots: Infrastructure in the Age of Hyperconnected Care Delivery
Apr 04, 2025
This roundtable of experts discussed how to address some of the most pressing challenges in infrastructure development, including deciding on hosting options, addressing gaps in connectivity for remote patient care, and planning for a device-driven future in the hospital and in the community.