Programs Opioids Clinical Primer Resources Resources for Practitioners - Treating Opioid Use Disorder in Primary Care, Emergency Department, and Inpatient Settings

Resources for Practitioners - Treating Opioid Use Disorder in Primary Care, Emergency Department, and Inpatient Settings

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Several resources for practitioners were recommended throughout this course including additional educational resources and tools. Mentorship networks, Project ECHOs and e-consult services have been identified nationally and by province and territory. Updated September 2021.

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Psychiatry

Pain

Mental Health

Substance Use Disorders

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Internal Medicine

Emergency Medicine

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Mental Health, Chronic Pain and Substance Use: Addressing the Connections - Resources for Practitioners

Several resources for practitioners were recommended throughout this course and are conveniently summarized in this handout.

Several resources for practitioners were recommended throughout this course and are conveniently summarized in this handout.

Strategies for Managing Chronic Pain: Moving Beyond Opioids - Resources and References

Several clinician and patient resources were recommended throughout this course and are conveniently summarized in this handout.

Several clinician and patient resources were recommended throughout this course and are conveniently summarized in this handout.

Treating Opioid Use Disorder: Initiating Buprenorphine in Primary Care, Emergency Department, and Inpatient Settings - References

A full list of references cited in the course. Updated August 2021.

A full list of references cited in the course. Updated August 2021.

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