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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Drug Alcohol Depend. 2018 Sep 25;192:245–249. doi: 10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2018.08.010

Table 2.

Proportion of Patients in OBAT with UDT results positive or negative for opioids or cocaine and disclosure to nurse by time in treatment*% (n)

Initial
UDT
1–30 days 31–90 days 91–180
days
181–365
days
>365 days
Opioid use not
disclosed to
nurse and
positive UDT
13.2%
(16/121)
19.8%
(24/121)
20%
(20/100)
12.7%
(8/63)
15.6%
(7/45)
8.7%
(2/23)
Opioid use
disclosed to
nurse and
either negative
or positive
UDT
15.7%
(19/121)
16.5%
(20/121)
10%
(10/100)
17.5%
(11/63)
8.9%
(4/45)
4.3%
(1/23)
No opioid use
disclosed to
nurse and
negative UDT
71.1%
(86/121)
63.6%
(77/121)
70%
(70/100)
69.6%
(44/63)
75.6%
(34/45)
87%
(20/23)
Cocaine use
not disclosed
to nurse and
positive UDT
10.0%
(13/130)
13.1%
(17/130)
11.9%
(13/109)
12.7%
(9/71)
8.0%
(4/50)
14.8%
(4/27)
Cocaine use
disclosed to
either negative
or positive
UDT
3.1%
(4/130)
3.8%
(5/130)
1.8%
(2/109)
0% 4.0%
(2/50)
0%
No cocaine use
disclosed to
nurse and
negative UDT
86.9%
(113/130)
83.1%
(108/130)
86.2%
(94/109)
87.3%
(62/71)
88%
(44/50)
85.2%
(23/27)
*

9 patients had a prescription for an opioid in the prior 30 days and were excluded from the opioid calculations