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  1. PM - Increase First Responder Access to Naloxone
  2. PM - Increase Integration of PDMP Data with Surveillance Data
  3. PM - Increase Interstate Exchange of PDMP Data
  4. PM - Increase Involvement in After-School & Faith-based Activities
  5. PM - Increase Opportunities for People to be Prescribed Buprenorphine
  6. PM - Increase Public Awareness on the Value of Naloxone
  7. PM - Increase SBIRT by Primary Care Providers and FQHC
  8. PM - Increase SBIRT in Schools & Social Worker Settings
  9. PM - Increase Standing Orders for Naloxone
  10. PM - Increase Tapering off Opioid Pain Medication
  11. PM - Increase Training & Certification of Peer Recovery Coaches
  12. PM - Increase Training on SBIRT and its Value
  13. PM - Increase Utilization of Already Existing PDMPs
  14. PM - Increase Wide Variety of Opportunities for Peer Recovery Groups
  15. PM - Increase and Optimally Allocate More Funding for MAT
  16. PM - Increase the Use of Analytics to Target Promotion of Earlier Treatment Initiation
  17. PM - Increase the Use of Secure Electronic Referral Management
  18. PM - Integrate MAT into a Whole Person Care Model
  19. PM - Integrate Professional Counselling with Peer Support Programs
  20. PM - Integrate SBIRT into EHRs
  21. PM - Leverage & Optimize Existing Funding Mechanisms
  22. PM - Manage Compliance with Many Data & Privacy Standards
  23. PM - Manage Permissions Granted by Individuals (Consent to Share)
  24. PM - Minimize Babies Born with Opioid Dependence
  25. PM - Minimize Inappropriate Internet Purchases
  26. PM - Minimize People Starting to Misuse Opioid Drugs
  27. PM - Organize & Share Anti Stigma Materials
  28. PM - People with SUDs Experience Long-Term Recovery
  29. PM - Prescriber Group - Acute Care
  30. PM - Prescriber Group - Dentists
  31. PM - Prescriber Group - ER Doctors
  32. PM - Prescriber Group - Oral Surgeons
  33. PM - Prescriber Group - Orthopedic Surgeons
  34. PM - Prescriber Group - Pain Centers
  35. PM - Prescriber Group - Primary Care Physicians
  36. PM - Prescriber Group - Surgeons
  37. PM - Rationalize Payments to Support Data Sharing Processes
  38. PM - Reduce Access to Opioids for Misuse
  39. PM - Reduce Access to Precursor Ingredients
  40. PM - Reduce Crime, Law Enforcement & Corrections Costs
  41. PM - Reduce Opioid Drug Misuse
  42. PM - Reduce Prescription of Opioids
  43. PM - Reduce Stigma for Pregnant Women with Opioid Addictions
  44. PM - Reduce Stigma of Seeking Help for Substance Misuse
  45. PM - Reduce Theft of Pills from Pharmacies
  46. PM - Reduce Use of Gateway Drugs
  47. PM - Secure Funding for Expanding Addiction Treatment
  48. PM - Strengthen Peer Recovery Support Services & Programs
  49. PM - Strengthen Referral Pathways for Positive Screens
  50. PM - Strengthen the Coalition to Reduce Opioid Abuse
  51. PM - Support & Advance Effective Treatment
  52. PM - Taper off Opioids for MAT for Women of Reproductive Age
  53. PM - Train Youth in How to Resist Peer Pressure to Try Drugs
  54. PM - Use DNA Testing & Precision Pain Medication
  55. PO-Improve Protective Factors to Reduce SUDs
  56. PO - Accelerate the Development of New Mat Approaches
  57. PO - Address Data Security Requirements for People Under State or Community Supervision
  58. PO - Address Data Security Requirements for People Who Have Been Released
  59. PO - Adopt Harm Reduction Practices in Prisons
  60. PO - Adopt Technology to Support Peer Recovery
  61. PO - Adopt Universal Screening for Pregnant Women
  62. PO - Assign & Connect Care Teams to Work Together
  63. PO - Become a Trauma Informed Community
  64. PO - Coordinate & Improve Efforts to Reduce Illegal Sales of Opioids
  65. PO - Create Recovery Ready Communities
  66. PO - Decrease Deaths due to Opioid Misuse
  67. PO - Decrease Health Costs & Employment Problems due to Opioid Misuse
  68. PO - Develop Consistent Protocols for PDMP Monitoring
  69. PO - Distribute Naloxone with Prescriptions for High-Risk Patients
  70. PO - Educate Communities to Prevent First-Time Use and Misuse
  71. PO - Educate the Community on Opioid Risks & Alternatives
  72. PO - Eliminate Counterfeit Prescriptions
  73. PO - Eliminate Insurance Company Prior Authorization for MAT
  74. PO - Eliminate Pill Mills
  75. PO - Empower & Strengthen Parents
  76. PO - Engage Health Professionals to Address the Opioid Crisis
  77. PO - Engage More Organizations in Reducing Stigma of Mental Health, SUDs, Treatment & Recovery
  78. PO - Enhance & Expand Data Sharing among Relevant Systems
  79. PO - Enhance Collaboration among Medical Behavioral & Social Services
  80. PO - Enhance Communication of Information from Healthcare Providers to Law Enforcement
  81. PO - Enhance Efforts to Get Women of Reproductive Age with OUD's into Treatment
  82. PO - Enhance Processes & Capacity to Taking a Holistic Approach
  83. PO - Enhance Support for Families of People with SUDs
  84. PO - Enhance Treatment During Incarceration
  85. PO - Establish MOUs among Organizations to Enable Data Sharing
  86. PO - Expand & Enhance Chronic Pain Prevention & Management
  87. PO - Expand & Enhance Drug Courts
  88. PO - Expand & Enhance Peer Run Recovery Housing
  89. PO - Expand & Enhance Prescription Drug Monitoring Progams
  90. PO - Expand Access to Less Addictive Pain Medications
  91. PO - Expand Access to MAT for Pregnant Women
  92. PO - Expand Access to Medication-Assisted Treatment
  93. PO - Expand Access to Naloxone Kits
  94. PO - Expand Adoption of Good Screening Tools
  95. PO - Expand Community Service Alternatives to Incarceration
  96. PO - Expand Crisis Services to Handle OUD Calls
  97. PO - Expand DNA Testing to Improve Precision MAT Therapies
  98. PO - Expand Efforts to Disrupt the Supply of Heroin & Synthetic Opioids to the Community
  99. PO - Expand Fentanyl Testing Options
  100. PO - Expand Harm Reduction Practices
  101. PO - Expand Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Programs
  102. PO - Expand Long-term Treatment Options when Required
  103. PO - Expand Motivational Interviewing for Pregnant Women
  104. PO - Expand Partial-fill Prescriptions
  105. PO - Expand Participation in Peer Recovery Groups
  106. PO - Expand Perinatal Treatment for Women with SUDs
  107. PO - Expand Places Doing SBIRT
  108. PO - Expand Positive Recreation Opportunities
  109. PO - Expand Prescription Drug Take-back and Disposal Program
  110. PO - Expand Professional Training on Administering Naloxone
  111. PO - Expand Programs & Options for Chronic Pain Management
  112. PO - Expand Programs & Options for Chronic Pain Prevention
  113. PO - Expand Programs Similar to the Angel Program
  114. PO - Expand Recovery Schools & College Recovery Programs
  115. PO - Expand Reproductive Services in Substance Abuse Treatment Centers
  116. PO - Expand SBIRT Program
  117. PO - Expand SBIRT in Maternity Care Clinics
  118. PO - Expand School Prevention Programs
  119. PO - Expand Steps to Minimize Opioid Use During Pregnancy
  120. PO - Expand Training of Citizens to Administer Naloxone
  121. PO - Expand Training of Professionals in Brief Interventions
  122. PO - Expand Training to Grow & Improve the Treatment Workforce
  123. PO - Expand Use of MAT in Correctional Facilities
  124. PO - Expand the Development & Use of Centrally Managed Personal Success Pathways
  125. PO - Expand the use of MAT in Correctional Facilities
  126. PO - Fewer People Develop Dependence or SUD
  127. PO - Fewer People Start to Misuse Drugs
  128. PO - Get Funding for Data Integration Infrastructure & Process Enhancements
  129. PO - Harms from Drug Abuse are Minimized
  130. PO - Highlight Positive Role Models & Pathways
  131. PO - Implement Administrative Processes for Data Sharing
  132. PO - Implement Data Sharing Technology
  133. PO - Implement PDMPs in Every State to Prevent Increased Diversion in States without PDMPs
  134. PO - Improve & Appropriate Shared Comprehensive Assessments
  135. PO - Improve & Expand Screening & Testing for Misuse
  136. PO - Improve Access to Contraception
  137. PO - Improve Access to Quality Treatment Programs
  138. PO - Improve Access to Recovery Coaches
  139. PO - Improve Access to Recovery Coaches for Mothers of Babies with NAS
  140. PO - Improve Access to Treatment that Prevent Overdose Deaths
  141. PO - Improve Alignment & Teamwork Among Existing Programs and Opioid-Related Coalitions
  142. PO - Improve Alignment among Funders Working to Address the Opioid Crisis or Related Issues
  143. PO - Improve Allocations of Funding
  144. PO - Improve Care for Babies Born Drug Dependent
  145. PO - Improve Collaboration Among Government & Healthcare Organizations
  146. PO - Improve Collaboration among State Agencies & with Policymakers
  147. PO - Improve Communication between Corrections & Public Health when People with SUDs are Re-entering Communities
  148. PO - Improve Detection & Treatment of Mental Health Conditions
  149. PO - Improve Ease of Use of PDMPs for Physicians
  150. PO - Improve Enforcement of Parity for Mental & Behavioral Health Treatment
  151. PO - Improve Identification & Data Collection for NAS
  152. PO - Improve Identification of a Women At Risk of having NAS Baby
  153. PO - Improve Information on Treatment Program Quality & Results
  154. PO - Improve Interstate Sharing of PDMP data
  155. PO - Improve Job Opportunities
  156. PO - Improve Links to Treatment for People who Experience a Non-Lethal Overdoses or Naloxone Revivals
  157. PO - Improve Management of Data Collected through PDMPs
  158. PO - Improve Mental Health Services for Women of Reproductive Age
  159. PO - Improve PDMP Integration with Hospitals & Clinics
  160. PO - Improve Practices among Specific Prescriber Groups
  161. PO - Improve Prescribing Practices
  162. PO - Improve Professional training on Opioids and Alternative Pain Management Approaches
  163. PO - Improve Protective Factors to Reduce SUDs
  164. PO - Improve Re-Entry After Incarceration for People with SUDs
  165. PO - Improve Referral Mechanisms
  166. PO - Improve Research Access to PDMP Data
  167. PO - Improve Safe Storage of Prescription Drugs
  168. PO - Improve Screening for Infectious Disease among Opioid Users
  169. PO - Improve Social Connection
  170. PO - Improve Support Accessing Prenatal Care for Women with SUDs
  171. PO - Improve Supportive Affordable Housing Options for People in Recovery
  172. PO - Improve Tracking of Recovery Progress
  173. PO - Improve Use of PDMP to Identify Patients Misusing Opioids
  174. PO - Improve Use of PDMP to Identify Providers who OverPrescribe Opioids
  175. PO - Improve the Connections between People & Available Community Services & Resources
  176. PO - Improving Links to Treatment for People who Experience Non-Lethal Overdoses or Naloxone Revivals
  177. PO - Increase & Enhance Resources to Support Families
  178. PO - Increase & Improve Safe Injection Sites
  179. PO - Increase Access to Alternative Therapies to Treat Pain
  180. PO - Increase Access to Family Planning & Preconception Care for Women who Use Opioids
  181. PO - Increase Access to Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARs)
  182. PO - Increase Access to Needle Exchanges
  183. PO - Increase Awareness & Engagement of People to Join Peer Recovery Groups
  184. PO - Increase Awareness of Treatment Recovery Support Services
  185. PO - Increase Awareness of the Risks and the Crisis
  186. PO - Increase Awareness of the Risks of Opioid Use & NAS
  187. PO - Increase Capacity of Mental Health Service Providers
  188. PO - Increase Certification of Recovery Housing
  189. PO - Increase Collaboration between Community Organizations & Peer Recovery Groups
  190. PO - Increase Community Presentations to Reduce Stigma
  191. PO - Increase Early Interventions for People Misusing Drugs
  192. PO - Increase Electronic Prescribing
  193. PO - Increase First Responder Access to Naloxone
  194. PO - Increase Integration of PDMP Data with Surveillance Data
  195. PO - Increase Involvement in After-School & Faith-based Activities
  196. PO - Increase Opportunities for People to be Prescribed Buprenorphine
  197. PO - Increase Public Awareness on the Value of Naloxone
  198. PO - Increase SBIRT by Primary Care Providers and FQHC
  199. PO - Increase SBIRT in Schools & Social Worker Settings
  200. PO - Increase Standing Orders for Naloxone
  201. PO - Increase Tapering off Opioid Pain Medication
  202. PO - Increase Training & Certification of Peer Recovery Coaches
  203. PO - Increase Training on SBIRT and its Value
  204. PO - Increase Utilization of Already Existing PDMPs
  205. PO - Increase Wide Variety of Opportunities for Peer Recovery Groups
  206. PO - Increase the Use of Analytics to Target Promotion of Earlier Treatment Initiation
  207. PO - Increase the Use of Secure Electronic Referral Management
  208. PO - Integrate MAT into a Whole Person Care Model
  209. PO - Integrate Professional Counselling with Peer Support Programs
  210. PO - Integrate SBIRT into EHRs
  211. PO - Leverage & Optimize Existing Funding Mechanisms
  212. PO - Manage Compliance with Many Data & Privacy Standards
  213. PO - Manage Permissions Granted by Individuals (Consent to Share)
  214. PO - Minimize Inappropriate Internet Purchases
  215. PO - Minimize People Starting to Misuse Opioid Drugs
  216. PO - Organize & Share Anti Stigma Materials
  217. PO - People with SUDs Experience Long-Term Recovery
  218. PO - Prescriber Group - Acute Care
  219. PO - Prescriber Group - Dentists
  220. PO - Prescriber Group - ER Doctors
  221. PO - Prescriber Group - Oral Surgeons
  222. PO - Prescriber Group - Orthopedic Surgeons
  223. PO - Prescriber Group - Pain Centers
  224. PO - Prescriber Group - Primary Care Physicians
  225. PO - Prescriber Group - Surgeons
  226. PO - Rationalize Payments to Support Data Sharing Processes
  227. PO - Reduce Access to Opioids for Misuse
  228. PO - Reduce Access to Precursor Ingredients
  229. PO - Reduce Crime, Law Enforcement & Corrections Costs
  230. PO - Reduce Prescription of Opioids
  231. PO - Reduce Stigma for Pregnant Women with Opioid Addictions
  232. PO - Reduce Stigma of Seeking Help for Substance Misuse
  233. PO - Reduce Theft of Pills from Pharmacies
  234. PO - Reduce Use of Gateway Drugs
  235. PO - Secure Funding for Expanding Addiction Treatment
  236. PO - Strengthen Peer Recovery Support Services & Programs
  237. PO - Strengthen Referral Pathways for Positive Screens
  238. PO - Strengthen the Coalition to Reduce Opioid Abuse
  239. PO - Support & Advance Effective Treatment
  240. PO - Taper off Opioids or MAT for Women of Reproductive Age
  241. PO - Train Youth in How to Resist Peer Pressure to Try Drugs
  242. PO - Use DNA Testing & Precision Pain Medication
  243. Prevent First Time Use and Misuse through Education
  244. Prioritize SUD Treatment Over Incarceration
  245. Promote Realty4Rehab as a funding source
  246. Public Libraries
  247. RTI - Become a Trauma Informed Community
  248. RTI - Decrease Health Costs & Employment Problems due to Opioid Misuse
  249. RTI - Empower & Strengthen Parents
  250. RTI - Expand & Enhance Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

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