We should start by recognizing the best methods to prevent overdose as well as to manage injured workers taking opioids. The next step is to attack the source of the problem by further constricting the flow of opioids going to injured workers. Last, we must find new, more effective ways to help injured workers recover from the negative effects of opioid misuse and, ultimately, return to productivity and good health.
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