1562. Reduction in Healthcare Utilization and Overdose after Skin and Soft Tissue Infections for Injection Drug Users through Addiction Medicine Consultation

Catherine Bielick(Boston Medical Center), Tamar F. Barlam(Boston University), Shana Burrowes(Boston University), Ryan D Knodle(Boston Medical Center)

Open Forum Infectious Diseases

October 1, 2020

10.1093/ofid/ofaa439.1742

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