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Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force Final Report

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Topics: Prescription Drugs | Prevention | State Data | Substance Abuse

On October 1, the Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force (OPDATF) delivered its final report to Governor Ted Strickland (D).  Governor Strickland created the group by executive order on April 2 to research prescription drug abuse in Ohio and recommend non-binding immediate actions to reduce it. 

From the report:

On April 2, 2010, Governor Ted Strickland signed Executive Order 2010-4S, establishing the Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force (the “Task Force”). The Task Force was created to develop a coordinated and comprehensive approach to Ohio’s prescription drug abuse epidemic. The group was comprised of 33 members with a wide range of professional backgrounds and perspectives, including: state and local public health officials, health provider board and association representatives, state and local law enforcement, local government officials, state agency representatives and legislators.

Full Report: Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force Final Report (PDF | 5.61 MB) exit disclaimer small icon   

Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force. (2010). Final Report.


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