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CME - Addiction Medicine is a Program

CME - Addiction Medicine

Self-paced

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Full program description

Start:

Anytime

Duration:

12-18 hours

Location:

Online

Price:

$360

 

What you'll learn

Clinicians will learn current best practices for identifying and treating patients with substance use related problems.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Understand best practice for screening patients to identify substance use problems
  2. Determine appropriate treatment decisions for patients based on identified substance use and other clinical factors
  3. Understand best practice for safe prescribing of opioids and management of opioid use disorder
  4. Explain the role of equity and chronic disease management in addressing substance use problems

What you'll do:

Clinicians will complete all 12 modules on addiction medicine or choose between the following:

  1. Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) Pregnancy
  2. General OUD
  3. Equity
  4. Urine Drug Screening
  5. Taking a Substance Use History
  6. Safe Prescribing of Opioids
  7. Tobacco Use Disorder
  8. Inpatient Management of OUD
  9. Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD)
  10. Inpatient Management of AUD
  11. Addiction as a Chronic Disease
  12. Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment

Who this course is designed for:

Clinicians, healthcare workers, healthcare managers


What you'll receive:

Upon successfully completing the course the participant will be able to claim their CME (12.0 credits).

 

Meet the instructors


Randi Sokol,MD, MPH, MMedED - Assistant Professor

Randi Sokol, MD, MPH, MMedEd, is an Assistant Professor at the Tufts Family Medicine Residency Program and Instructor at Harvard Medical School. She is Board Certified in both Family Medicine and Addiction Medicine. She earned her B.A. at the University of Pennsylvania, her Medical Degree and Masters in Public Health from Tulane University, completed Family Medicine Residency at UC-Davis, and earned a Masters in Medical Education through the University of Dundee.

Matt Martin, PhD, LMFT - Clinical Assistant Professor

Matt Martin, PhD, LMFT, is Clinical Assistant Professor in the Doctor of Behavioral Health Program at Arizona State University where he teaches courses on healthcare quality improvement, substance use prevention, behavioral health integration, and motivational interviewing.