The book utilizes epidemiological studies, government reports, and academic research to illustrate the problem's scope, especially focusing on opioid prescriptions. It explores prevalence across demographics, regions, and medications, followed by a detailed assessment of health policies' impact on prescription rates and treatment access. A striking fact is the connection to fields like sociology, criminology, and economics, highlighting the complex interplay of social norms, illegal drug diversion, and healthcare costs.
This book differentiates itself by rigorously evaluating existing interventions, providing evidence-based policy analysis for targeted solutions. It progresses from defining the problem to examining misuse patterns, assessing health policies, and proposing solutions, offering value to public health professionals, policymakers, and healthcare providers seeking to address this critical public health crisis.
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