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The Community Safety Net and Prescription Drug Access for Low-Income, Uninsured People

April 1, 2006 | Issue Brief

While the new Medicare drug benefit has helped alleviate concerns about prescription drug access for elderly and disabled Americans, many low-income, uninsured people under age 65 continue to rely on community safety nets to get needed medications. ...

Project ECHO: A Model for Complex, Chronic Care in the Pacific Northwest Region of the United States

September 28, 2012 | Journal Article

This article discusses Project ECHO’s expansion in the U.S. Pacific Northwest in 2009. Weekly videoconferences focused on hepatitis C, chronic pain, integrated addictions and psychiatry, and HIV/AIDS.

In Trial, Addicts Choose to Receive Their Methadone in Medical Setting

September 1, 2006 | Program Result

The University of Washington created and evaluated a program in which heroin addicts received methadone maintenance medication and primary care services from a physician based at a medical clinic.

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