Resources
This collection of resources consists of advocacy resources, clinical guidance, legal/policy resources, research evidence, training materials / curricula, and technical guidance for reviewing and changing policies and practices to increase access to medicines for pain / palliative care and medication assisted therapy (MAT). We have consulted with and collected resources from experts in the fields of pain management / palliative care and HIV/AIDS / MAT to find examples of best policy and guidance documents for each field. DCAM’s aim is that this website is the beginning of an ever-expanding central repository for global information on access to opioid medications for pain management and MAT to serve as an information hub for advocates around the world. To send suggestions for resources we could add to this collection, send a message on our Contact page.
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Review of Global Policy Architecture and Country Level Practice on HIV/AIDS and Drug Treatment
This review, funded by the U.K Department for International Development, provides an understanding of the gaps and opportunities for impr... -
Morphine Remains Scarce for Pain Sufferers Worldwide, June 2010
A June 7, 2010 Time Magazine story by Martha Ann Overland about the lack of opioid availability, especially Morphine, in the world. Si... -
A-Squared Advocacy Training Manual
From 2006-2007, HPI-TO1 developed the "A-Squared Advocacy Training Manual," which was adapted from the POLICY Project's (1999) "Networkin... -
Combating the Twin Epidemics of HIV/AIDS and Drug Addiction: Opportunities for Progress and Gaps in Scale
Data presented were compiled between November 2006 and June 2007. Sources included papers in the peer-reviewed medical and social science... -
Closing the Gap: Case Studies of Opioid Accees Refrom in China, India, Romania and Vietnam
Therapeutic use of opioid medications in medical practice – pain relief, palliative care and treatment of drug dependence – is limited by...






