Resources
Resources
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Choosing a treatment plan in acute care settings
Example patient scenarios when patients with OUD end up in the hospital or ED.
Administrator, Support staff
Peers in Acute Care Settings Help Achieve Clinical and Administrative Goals
EMS, Prescriber, Administrator
EMS-administered buprenorphine
Clinical guidance to support MPDs and EMS providers who are developing or participating in a buprenorphine administration program in Washington state.
Prescriber, EMS, Nurse
Clinical implications of substances in the unregulated drug supply
A resource for ED providers to increase clinician awareness of substances with clinical implications identified in Washington’s unregulated drug supply.
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, created by UW ADAI and certified as a patient decision aid by HCA.
Prescriber, Administrator, Support staff, Nurse
Post-visit handout - flyer
A post-discharge handout explaining patient information like prescribed medications and follow-up visit scheduling.
Prescriber, Administrator, Support staff, Nurse
Post-visit handout - postcard
A post-discharge handout explaining patient information like prescribed medications and follow-up visit scheduling.
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff
Opioid withdrawal in pregnancy in acute care settings
Managing withdrawal in pregnant patients with OUD.
Prescriber, Nurse
Buprenorphine in the ED: How to treat opioid use disorder
Dr. Tom Robey, Emergency and Street Medicine Physician, gives an introduction to buprenorphine and shares why it matters and how to start it safely in the emergency department.
