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Virtual Learning Session 3 | June 29, 2022

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ABOUT

Participants of the ATSH: Learning Collaborative and Learning Network and invited guests gained knowledge of important and timely topics to enhance MAT care for their patients, such as pain management and sublocade programs. Teams practiced new skillsets for improved MAT care at their clinics, specifically making plans for creating an environment free of stigma and racial bias, developing a compassionate leadership approach to motivate change and hardwire sustainability, and learning strategies for de-escalation.

Event Speakers

Our event speakers are below. Read their biographies.

Plenary: Eboni Winford, PHD, MPH, Cherokee Health Systems

Main Session: Cyndee Lake, Blank Page & Elizabeth Morrison, PhD, LCSW, EM Consulting

Breakouts:

Katie Bell, MSN, RN-BC, CARN, PHN, ATSH Coach
Danny Contreras, SUDCC III-CS, Santa Cruz County HSA
Ginny Eck, ATSH Coach
Brian Hurley, MD, ATSH Coach
Steven Hochman, MD, PhD, JWCH Institute
Christina Lasich, MD, Mendocino Health Center
Dominique McDowell, RLPS, SUDCC II, ATSH Coach

PreParing for the Event

To best prepare for Dr. Eboni Winford’s talk “Equity & SUD: Treatment & Health Outcomes”, please review the following articles:

“Disparities by Sex and Race and Ethnicity in Death Rates Due to Opioid Overdose Among Adults 55 Years or Older, 1999 to 2019”, Mason et al.
Literature Review: Root Causes of Drug Overdose Inequities, p.19-23 – Excerpt from “Identifying the Root Causes of Drug Overdose Health Inequities and Related Social Determinants of Health: A Literature Review August 2021”, National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)

Optional

Community-informed Strategies, p.10-18- Excerpt from “The Opioid Crisis and the Black/African American Population: An Urgent Issue”, S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Office of Behavioral Health Equity.
Unearned Privilege, min 10:20-13:58- Excerpt from “Cultural Humility: Working with Black Patients in Primary Care,” Eboni Winford, PhD, MPH, April 21, 2021