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Search - The United States of Opioids: A Prescription For Liberating A Nation In Pain

The United States of Opioids A Prescription For Liberating A Nation In Pain
Author: Harry Nelson

Author Harry Nelson has been on the front lines of behavioral health and medical advocacy for 2 decades. He is the leading healthcare legal expert in the country addressing the worsening problems in how we treat pain and addiction. His insights have earned the attention of lead policymakers and regulators at every federal agency touching the opi... more »oid crisis. He has been one of the few voices in the room with direct experience of where we are going wrong. Read The United States of Opioids to join his campaign to stop talking about and start doing something about out-of-control overdose death rates, addiction, and chronic pain. The United States of Opioids explains:

?why coverage of greedy drug companies and doctors has been reductive, missing the real story, shortchanging the American public and impeding progress;

?the structural roots of the crisis in multiple points of health system failure

?why healthcare industry and government efforts will never be enough to tackle the crisis;

?how grassroots action can force a new conversation about the parallel crisis of rising suicide rates

?why the opioid crisis, including spiraling overdose death rates, will continue to worsen until we take on root causes, including rising rates of anxiety, social isolation, chronic stress, and despair

?practical steps we can take to address the opioid crisis.

The United States of Opioids tells the real story of what went wrong. It offers a roadmap out of the crisis that empowers and offers practical resources for people, families, employers, and communities to connect, prevent, and intervene in addiction, chronic pain and the rising death toll. Harry?s call to action has resonated and is leading to new conversations across America, including:

?how religious communities can play a pivotal role in taking on the opioid crisis

?how employers and employees can re-imagine workplace wellness in ways that detoxify the American workplace and lead to healthier workforce, with less stress and anxiety at work

?how all of us can rethink what wellness means in our own lives and social circles to become more self-aware, more conscious of hidden shame and judgment that fuels substance abuse, and agents of prevention and intervention

?how parents and schools can rethink our approach to early and elementary education to raise a generation of more resilient kids who are less prone to the plague of distress and substance use infecting middle schools and teens across America

?how people can share their addiction and recovery journeys to inspire others and make a difference in the opioid crisis

ISBN-13: 9781946633323
ISBN-10: 1946633321
Publication Date: 3/26/2019
Pages: 224
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Publisher: ForbesBooks
Book Type: Hardcover
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