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"The Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA; P.L. 114-198) was signed into law in 2016 to help address the challenges of overdose deaths and opioid use disorder, and to expand access to evidence-based treatment. Among these efforts was the authorization of four grant programs to be overseen by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). In 2018, SAMHSA requested that the National Academies establish a committee to conduct a review of the four programs, which focus primarily on opioids, but occasionally include treatment and recovery services for co-occurring substance use disorders. The review resulted in three consensus study reports over five years. This third and final report aims to (1) understand the processes of the four grant programs; actions taken by grantees and their partners; impacts to clients, patients, the community, and public; and structural or environmental changes that might have resulted from grant funding, and (2) analyze how future congressionally mandated evaluations can be structured and carried out to better support policy makers."--

Drug addiction --- Substance abuse --- Opioid abuse --- Compulsive behavior --- Crisis intervention (Mental health services) --- Toxicomanie --- Abus de substances psychoactives --- Toxicomanie aux opiacés --- Comportement compulsif --- Intervention en situation de crise (Santé mentale) --- Compulsive behavior. --- Treatment --- Patients --- Rehabilitation --- Traitement --- Treatment. --- Rehabilitation. --- United States. --- Drugs --- Overdose.