This activity helps participants identify the relationship between shame and opioid use disorder (OUD) and recognize its treatment implications for subsets of people with OUD, such as those who inject heroin and pregnant women and mothers with opioid use disorder.
This podcast was developed by IPRO IPRO QIN-QIO's for healthcare professionals to help educate professionals on the management of complex, chronic pain patients.
This succinct Reimbursement & Resources for Screening & Supporting Patients with Substance Use Disorder resource was developed by IPRO QIN-QIO for healthcare providers and people with Medicaid and Medicare.
The Implementing Technology Medication Assisted Treatment Team Training (IT MATTTRs) curriculum was developed by the University of Colorado Department of Family Medicine. Taught by Telligen, the 5-week learning series teaches participants how to:
Designed to empower coalitions and equip them with tools to drive change, the Opioid Action Collaborative, led by Telligen, provided a platform for peer-to-peer learning and sharing among community coalitions and healthcare providers. Participants learned new techniques and interventions that they can apply to improve opioid-related outcomes in their communities. Specifically, participants learned:
Listen and learn from nationally recognized experts in four 15-minute podcasts about the importance and effectiveness of starting buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) in emergency departments. Hospital leaders receive research-backed advice on the technology tools, clinical evidence and referral networks that support this safe and effective first-line treatment in the ED – and how this research has been translated into action.
This resource provides information describing what naloxone is, how it works, why it is offered to individuals with an opioid prescription, and signs of opioid overdose. It is available in both Spanish and English.
This toolkit provides hospital quality and safety staff with examples of how each of the five PFE Best Practices can be applied as strategies to reduce all-cause harms. Offers a general model of patient and family engagement and all-cause harm reduction. PFE/Harms crosswalks are available by PFE Best Practice or by harm area.
Section 508 compliance training is now available on the QIO Program YouTube channel to help QIN-QIOs ensure that the resources posted to their public websites meet federal requirements for accessibility. Section 508 is an amendment to the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 that requires federal agencies and contractors to make their electronic and information technology resources accessible to people with disabilities.
