Abstract
At a time when few big‐ticket spending items in health and human services are receiving any meaningful boosts on Capitol Hill, maintaining level support for some smaller‐scale programs has lifted the spirits of advocates for strengthening the substance use disorder (SUD) treatment workforce.
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