Improving Outcomes and Mortality from Fentanyl - MOUD Split Dose, Toxicology, Breastfeeding

Friday, April 5, 2024

3:00 PM – 4:15 PM

Presenter(s)

Vania P. Rudolf, MD, MPH, DFASAM

Medical Director, Addiction Recovery Services
Swedish Medical Center, Washington

Slides
Dennis J. Hand, PhD

Associate Professor
Thomas Jefferson University, Pennsylvania

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Elisha M. Wachman, MD

Professor of Pediatrics
Boston Medical Center, Massachusetts

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Sharon Ostfeld-Johns, MD

Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics and Internal Medicine
Yale University School of Medicine, Connecticut

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Joanna Poceta, MD

Addiction Medicine Fellow
Swedish Addiction Recovery Services, Washington

Non-presenting author(s)

Michelle Lofwall, MD, DFAPA, DFASAM

Professor of Behavioral Science & Psychiatry, Medical Director of First Bridge & Straus Clinics
University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Center on Drug and Alcohol Research, Kentucky

Whole person SUD care approaches health as an integrated spectrum of disease and wellness that is biological, behavioral, environmental, and social; prioritizing the individual, tools for spiritual and emotional care, and efforts to address policy and economic level stressors to improve health. Treatment with MOUD supports access, equity, value-based caring and optimal outcomes. Shared-decision making on toxicology and breastfeeding is a human right. The workshop will highlights opportunities for providers to be a champion for the health of their patients.

Learning Objectives:

Learners will be able to:

Upon completion, participant will demonstrate knowledge on MOUD split dose and 72hr dispensing pathway. Participants will be able to demonstrate and define safety, effectiveness, equitability of MOUD and people centeredness.
Upon completion, the participant will be able to appreciate clinical practices relevant to the ASAM philosophy and will demonstrate knowledge of toxicology and breastfeeding evidence-based practices
Upon completion, learners will demonstrate active participation, knowledge on practical approaches for rendering MOUD supports, shared-decision making for equitable toxicology, breastfeeding practices and improving outcomes.