RAND OPTIC Policy Center Literature Library
The OPTIC Searchable Literature Review Library allows researchers and policymakers to search opioid policy literature by topic, policies, and outcomes. This library contains articles included in a literature review completed by a team of OPTIC researchers in 2019. Peer-reviewed articles were included if they evaluated a state- or federal-level opioid-related policy and report at least one opioid-related outcome and were published between 2005-2018.
The library’s search function allows users to quickly search by keywords. Advanced search options include results filtered by type of policy and/or type of outcome. After searching, the list of results is narrowed, and results are listed in chronological order with the most recent first. Each result shows the article title, authors, publication journal and year. Clicking on a result title will redirect the user to the article’s PubMed page or source online.
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145 literature entries found
Prescription Drug Laws, Drug Overdoses, and Drug Sales in New York and Pennsylvania
2010 Journal of Public Health Policy
Prescription Opioid Usage and Abuse Relationships: An Evaluation of State Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Efficacy
2009 Substance Abuse Research and Treatment
State Policy Influence on the Early Diffusion of Buprenorphine in Community Treatment Programs
2008 Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy
Geographic Variation in the Prescription of Schedule II Opioid Analgesics Among Outpatients in the United States
2006 Health Services Research
Last modified December 31, 2018