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February 23, 2026

Primary care's most pressing needs to address opioid use disorder: A qualitative study.

Elise Robertson Kaitlyn K Frick Cory Lutgen Elisabeth Callen Tarin L Clay Gabriela Gaona Villarreal Kathryn. Cates-Wessel Joshua Smith Melissa Filippi

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Key Points

This research examines primary care's pressing needs in addressing opioid use disorder.
Qualitative study assessing the needs of primary care teams
Identified actionable insights for improving opioid use disorder management
Focused on system-level protocols and treatment availability
Identified key needs for implementing health system-level OUD protocols
Promoted the need for improved availability of OUD treatment options
Emphasized the importance of education for primary care teams

Implication

Qualitative study highlights actionable insights to enhance treatment for opioid use disorder, suggesting better guidelines and education.

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Robertson et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699f95951bc9fecf3dab36f9 https://doi.org/10.1111/ajad.70152

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