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Research to Improve Drug Use Surveillance in Emergency Department Specimens

The project aims to strengthen drug consumption surveillance by improving how biological specimens from emergency departments are tested and how results are shared across public health and public safety partners. It will help identify gaps in current drug testing protocols and support better coordination for responding to the drug crisis. This is focused on building local and national capabili…

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Agency: Office of National Drug Control Policy

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Award Ceiling: $400,000

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industry:research

nonprofit

university

Nonprofits having a 501(c)(3) status with the IRS, other than institutions of higher education

Private institutions of higher education

Keywords

drug surveillance

emergency department

biological specimens

drug testing protocols

public health

public safety

data exchange

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