PCSS-MOUD Implementation provides training and mentorship in creating systems and implementation guidance, as well as educational resources and support at no cost to healthcare professionals
Madeline Haas, MD, a primary care provider for Albany Family Medicine, wanted to increase the number of opioid use disorder patients the practice treats, so
The COVID-19 pandemic changed many people’s lives, but those working with substance use disorder patients and behavioral health were particularly impacted. How can one treat
In the last several months, Hamilton County in Ohio, a diverse area that includes Cincinnati, has seen a 34 percent decrease in opioid-related deaths and
Just recently Boston Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital jointly held an 8-hour MAT waiver training, conducted by four NPs and attended by 120 NPs,
Several communities across the country are utilizing the trainings created by the PCSS grant, funded by SAMHSA, and seeing an increase in evidence-based treatment of
Such was the case with one of his patients, who had “tried everything” to stop drinking but only recently found the inner strength and the
Perhaps a social worker will hand a patient a pamphlet on addiction or treatment, or in some cases, the ED may even administer a dose
Melinda Goodwin works with OUD patients for a non-profit organization in Pennsylvania, a state hit hard by the opioid misuse epidemic. In 2015, more than
Lona, 43, began drinking alcohol excessively when she was just 11 years old while spending the weekend drinking with her father. She realized even at
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