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The goal is to develop and apply a model that would provide the opportunity for early identification for those at risk for Opiod Use Disorder (OUD) and loss-to-follow-up, while guiding strategic interventions to prevent non-retention in care and reduce HIV transmission; an aim which align with the US DHHS’ goal of reducing incident HIV infections by 75% in the next 5 years.The Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore is

Instead, NIDA encourages the use of "addiction" or "substance use disorders" or other specific terminology, such as "opioid use disorders," "cocaine use disorders," as included in the DSM-5. In addition to using person-first language, NIDA recommends avoiding the term "substance abuse" and its derivatives in favor of "use," "misuse," or "use disorder(s)" where appropriate. Similarly, "abuse potential" may be replaced with "addiction liability."

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O-91(5) RAV 10/31/2023 OPIOID AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENTS