Description: Powerpoint materials from Shelby Lancaster, PharmD and Tyler Hemsley, PharmD related to naloxone education.
Author(s): Shelby Lancaster, PharmD, and Tyler Hemsley, PharmD
Title: Naloxone Education.
Resource Type: Brochure
Format: PowerPoint
Length: 30 min (reading)
URL: https://www.c-who.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Naloxone-Presentation.pdf
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Description: Powerpoint materials from Anthony Peterson, Pharm D, illuminating the ways medication can be used to treat depression.
Author(s): Anthony Peterson, Pharm D.
Title: Depression and Meds.
Resource Type: Brochure
Format: PDF
Length: 20 min (reading)
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Description: Virtual Presentation by Karen Boretsky, MD & Sam Riega, MBA, RN. Objectives of the presentations are: Understand the problem of surgery as a gateway to persistent opioid use; Discuss the prevalence of opioid use disorder as a complication of surgery; Identify risk factors for post-surgical persistent use of opioids; Identify high risk patient populations and factors; Understand factors in opioid over-prescribing and how you can make a positive impact; Discuss multimodal, multidisciplinary pain management.
Author(s): Samuel Riega, Karen Boretsky.
Title: Alternative Surgical Opioid Use: Curriculum Introduction. Part One.
Series Title: Closing the Door on Surgery as a Gateway to Persistent Use of Opioids.
Resource Type: Webinar
Format: Video, PowerPoint
Length: 55 minutes (video), 30 minutes (reading)
URL: (video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbNzBA-Yam4
URL: (PowerPoint) https://www.c-who.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Module-1-rEASON-Curriculum-Intro.pptx
Sponsored by: rEASON, Amedco LLC, C-WHO
Description: Virtual Presentation by Karen Boretsky, MD. & Sam Riega, MBA, RN. Objectives: Understand the problem of surgery as a gateway to persistent opioid use; Discuss why adolescents & young adults are uniquely susceptible to OUD; Discuss opioid sparing alternatives to opioid monotherapy; Discuss how adolescent brain development contributes to addictive vulnerability; Discuss illicit drug use in Grades 8 through 12; Discuss persistent use of opioids in pediatric patients following surgery.
Author(s): Karen Boretsky, Sam Riega
Title: Adolescents and Young Adults: Uniquely Susceptible to OUD. Part Four.
Series Title: Closing the Door on Surgery as a Gateway to Persistent Use of Opioids
Resource Type: Webinar
Format: Video, PowerPoint
Length: 40 minutes (video), 15-30 minutes (reading)
URL: (video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKEt12eyp50
URL: (PowerPoint) https://www.c-who.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Module-4_Adolescents-Young-Adults_-v2a.pptx
Sponsored by: rEASON, C-WHO
