Employment and paid work among participants in a randomized controlled trial comparing diacetylmorphine and hydromorphone

Nikoo, Mohammadali; Vogel, Marc; Choi, Fiona; Song, Michael Jae; Burghardt, Jensen; Zafarí, Zafar; Tabi, Katarína; Frank, Anastasia; Barbic, Skye; Schütz, Christian; Jang, Kerry L.; Krausz, Michael

doi:10.1016/j.drugpo.2018.03.021

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“…Our search strategy for heroin-assisted treatment yielded 3,326 de-duplicated records. We also became aware of two relevant studies (Bansback et al, 2018;Nikoo et al, 2018) evaluating the results of heroin-assisted treatment RCTs published after the end period of our database search, resulting in a total of 3,328 records. Based on the title and abstract screening, we excluded 3,039 of these documents as not meeting our inclusion criteria.…”

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“…Our literature search identified five additional articles evaluating the individual-level impacts of HAT based on the Study to Assess Longer-term Opioid Medication Effectiveness (SALOME) (Nikoo et al, 2018;Oviedo-Joekes et al, 2017a;Oviedo-Joekes et al, 2016;Oviedo-Joekes et al, 2017b;Palis et al, 2017), a more recent HAT RCT which did not have published results until after the most recent systematic review.…”

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Evidence on the Effectiveness of Heroin-Assisted Treatment

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Evidence on the Effectiveness of Heroin-Assisted Treatment

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2018

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“…For employment or economic status, two trials (Germany, Canada) comparing supervised injectable heroin to OMT found improvements for both the experimental and control conditions by treatment end [25,26], although the only significant benefit of HAT relative to OMT was found in the Canadian trial [26] with respect to employment satisfaction ( P = 0.02). The early UK [21], Swiss [22] and SALOME [44] trials showed no evidence of significant changes in employment or legal income for either intervention condition. Two trials assessed labor market outcomes as part of a broader social functioning index.…”

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Does heroin‐assisted treatment reduce crime? A review of randomized‐controlled trials

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Background and Aims: Several randomized controlled trials (RCTs) conclude that heroin-assisted-treatment (HAT) has a larger benefit-cost ratio than oral methadone because HAT more reliably and substantially reduces participants' criminal activity. This review: (1) summarizes results from RCTs concerning the comparative effectiveness of HAT for reducing criminal activity and (2) examines the role of different mechanisms for explaining changes in crime.Design: Systematic search of five databases for RCTs evaluating comparative effectiveness of HAT on participant crime outcomes and potential mediators of crime. Narrative synthesis with tabular comparisons of outcomes extracted across RCTs.

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Employment and paid work among participants in a randomized controlled trial comparing diacetylmorphine and hydromorphone

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Evidence on the Effectiveness of Heroin-Assisted Treatment

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Does heroin‐assisted treatment reduce crime? A review of randomized‐controlled trials

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