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Are opioid use disorder assessments in the emergency department biased? An examination across sex, race, and employment status using item response theory by Himes, Katie P., Dan Petrovitch, M.A., Freiermuth, Caroline E., Bachmann, Daniel J., Bischof, Jason J., Braun, Robert S., Brown, Jennifer L., Frey, Jennifer A., Lyons, Michael S., Pantalon, Michael V., Punches, Brittany E., Sprague, Jon E., Littlefield, Andrew K.

“…In acute care settings such as the emergency department (ED), the absence of test bias is essential for any assessment. Unbiased assessments of the DSM-5…”
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Association of genetic variants in CYP3A5, DRD2 and NK1R with opioid overdose by Lambert, Joshua, Petrovitch, Dan, Himes, Katie P., Freiermuth, Caroline E., Braun, Robert S., Brown, Jennifer L., Bischof, Jason J., Lyons, Michael S., Punches, Brittany E., Littlefield, Andrew K., Kisor, David F., Sprague, Jon E.

“…In 2023, 3651 Ohioans died because of an opioid overdose. Of those opioid overdoses, 3579 (98%) of which were attributed to fentanyl. We evaluated the…”
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The relations between impulsivity, opioid use, and nonmedical prescription opioid use motives: An examination within three large urban emergency departments by Littlefield, Andrew K, Himes, Katie P, Petrovitch, Dan, Freiermuth, Caroline E, Braun, Robert S, Brown, Jennifer L, Bischof, Jason J, Punches, Brittany E, Sprague, Jon E

“…Impulsivity is a transdiagnostic risk factor for multiple disorders, including opioid use disorders (OUDs). However, scant work has examined if impulsivity…”
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State program enables the identification of factors associated with naloxone awareness, self-efficacy, and use for overdose reversal: A cross-sectional, observational study in an urban emergency department population by Petrovitch, Dan, Himes, Katie P., Jump, Alayna, Freiermuth, Caroline E., Braun, Robert S., Brown, Jennifer L., Lyons, Michael S., Punches, Brittany E., Sprague, Jon E., Littlefield, Andrew K.

“…To assist the state of Ohio in addressing the opioid epidemic, the Ohio Attorney General appointed experts in a variety of academic disciplines to the…”
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