Author: Enos, Gary
Title: Prominent researchers argue against more of the same in treatment funding Cord-id: jpqxnp2f Document date: 2021_2_5
ID: jpqxnp2f
Snippet: An overâ€reliance on federal block grants and “oneâ€off†funding initiatives has left the addiction treatment system underâ€resourced to respond to an addiction crisis that stands to be at least as deadly as COVIDâ€19 during the span of the Biden administration, a trio of prominent researchers argue in a newly released policy paper. The authors suggest that the new administration and Congress should prioritize efforts to build on what they consider the most impactful developments in impr
Document: An overâ€reliance on federal block grants and “oneâ€off†funding initiatives has left the addiction treatment system underâ€resourced to respond to an addiction crisis that stands to be at least as deadly as COVIDâ€19 during the span of the Biden administration, a trio of prominent researchers argue in a newly released policy paper. The authors suggest that the new administration and Congress should prioritize efforts to build on what they consider the most impactful developments in improving access and quality in addiction treatment, such as Medicaid expansion and parity mandates.
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