The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine offers both the Medication Assisted Recovery ECHO and the Co-Occurring Disorder ECHO. This ECHO, coordinated by the Department of Psychiatry at SIU School of Medicine, aims to create a network of trained providers with DATA-2000 waivers who will improve access and care for patients with opioid addiction. The
Designed to empower coalitions and equip them with tools to drive change, these classes provide a platform for peer-to-peer learning and sharing among community coalitions and healthcare providers. Participants will learn new techniques and interventions that they can apply to improve opioid related outcomes in their communities. Learning Objectives: Identify key organizational roles and resources
The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine offers both the Medication Assisted Recovery ECHO and the Co-Occuring Disorder ECHO. This ECHO, coordinated by the Department of Psychiatry at SIU School of Medicine, aims to create a network of trained providers with DATA-2000 waivers who will improve access and care for patients with opioid addiction. The
The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine offers both the Medication Assisted Recovery ECHO and the Co-Occurring Disorder ECHO. This ECHO, coordinated by the Department of Psychiatry at SIU School of Medicine, aims to create a network of trained providers with DATA-2000 waivers who will improve access and care for patients with opioid addiction. The
The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine offers both the Medication Assisted Recovery ECHO and the Co-Occurring Disorder ECHO. This ECHO, coordinated by the Department of Psychiatry at SIU School of Medicine, aims to create a network of trained providers with DATA-2000 waivers who will improve access and care for patients with opioid addiction. The
As we plan our education and quality improvement activities for 2022, we want to check in with you as key providers,stakeholders and partners throughout Illinois. See more about us at Telligen QIN-QIO, and please join us to share what matters most to you and your community relative to the opioid crisis and adverse drug events:
We ask for you to join us over two half days to: 1) Re-engage on the meaning and currency of Black harm reduction. 2) Identify ways to protect and uplift our own history of leading this work. 3) Identify ways to ensure that Black people are centered in national and state changes in drug policy,
The word “opioid” has become a household word. What does this actually mean and why should anyone care? Opioids have been used for centuries for their pain relieving properties as well as their pleasurable effects. But more recently, Opioid Use Disorder has affected many Americans and has led to the death of thousands. Dr. Katherine
The purpose of this nine-month fellowship program is to train Illinois primary care providers (physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants) in the assessment and treatment of opioid use disorders (OUD). The goal of the nine-month program is to increase access to opioid use disorder treatment services in central Illinois counties that currently have very limited
The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine offers both the Medication Assisted Recovery ECHO and the Co-Occurring Disorder ECHO. This ECHO, coordinated by the Department of Psychiatry at SIU School of Medicine, aims to create a network of trained providers with DATA-2000 waivers who will improve access and care for patients with opioid addiction. The