Information on doctor and pharmacy shopping for opioids adds little to the identification of presumptive opioid abuse disorders in health insurance claims data

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Development of a potential opioid misuse measure from administrative dispensing data and contrasting opioid misuse among individuals on long-term tramadol, long-term short-acting hydrocodone or long-term short-acting oxycodone therapy in Arkansas

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Defining “Doctor Shopping” with Dispensing Data: A Scoping Review

Article in Pain Medicine (December 2021)

Multiple opioid prescribers: A genuine quest for treatment rather than aberrant behaviour. A two-decade population-based study

Article in Addictive Behaviors (April 2020)

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