Peers in Acute Care Settings Help Achieve Clinical and Administrative Goals
How peer counselors and recovery support roles can help acute care teams improve care for patients with OUD or SUD.
Resources
Resources
Peers in Acute Care Settings Help Achieve Clinical and Administrative Goals
Administrator, Support staff
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EMS, Prescriber, Administrator
EMS-administered buprenorphine
Clinical guidance to support MPDs and EMS providers developing or participating in a buprenorphine administration program in Washington state, including field initiation.
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Prescriber, EMS, Nurse
Clinical implications of substances in the unregulated drug supply
A resource for ED providers to increase awareness of substances identified in Washington's unregulated drug supply, including fentanyl, xylazine (tranq), and stimulants.
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Prescriber, Administrator, Support staff, Patient
University of Washington Addictions, Drug & Alcohol Institute shared decision-making brochure
A patient-facing shared decision-making brochure about MOUD (sometimes called Medication for Addiction Treatment, or MAT), created by UW ADAI and certified as a patient decision aid by HCA.
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Prescriber, Administrator, Support staff, Nurse
Post-visit handout - flyer
A post-discharge handout explaining prescribed medications, follow-up visits, and bridge care after an OUD-related visit.
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Prescriber, Administrator, Support staff, Nurse
Post-visit handout - postcard
A post-discharge handout explaining prescribed medications, follow-up visits, and bridge care after an OUD-related visit.
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Patient, Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Home initiation in pregnancy handout
For pregnant individuals who have been prescribed buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone) or hydromorphone and are starting treatment through home induction.
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EMS
Poster for EMS stations
An EMS-facing poster for stations to prompt conversations about MOUD (sometimes called Medication for Addiction Treatment, or MAT).
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Prescriber, Nurse, EMS
MOUD treatment options
Information to support shared decision-making about MOUD (sometimes called Medication for Addiction Treatment, or MAT), including buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone.
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Prescriber, Administrator, Support staff
Office poster for providers
A provider-facing poster for clinics and hospitals to prompt conversations about MOUD (sometimes called Medication for Addiction Treatment, or MAT).
