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Objective
A scoping review was undertaken to examine the impact of methamphetamine use on medications for opioid use disorder [MOUD] retention.
Findings/Key points
All eight included studies demonstrated an increased likelihood of treatment discontinuation or dropout among patients enrolled in MOUD who used methamphetamine. The frequency of methamphetamine use was also associated with MOUD dropout, in that those who used methamphetamine more often were more likely to discontinue MOUD. The definitions and measurements of MOUD retention varied considerably, as did the magnitude of effect size.
Design/methods
Scoping review (8 studies included)