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Stimulants and health

Emergency Department Care of Acute Stimulant Intoxication (Overamping)
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff

Emergency Department Care of Acute Stimulant Intoxication (Overamping)

Emergency care of acute stimulant intoxication, also known as overamping.

Emergency Department Management of Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff

Emergency Department Management of Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome

Treating alcohol withdrawal in the emergency department.

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Prescriber, Nurse

Concurrent Stimulant and Opioid Use

This brief provides clinicians with guidance on how to treat patients who use stimulants and opioids, including information about clinical assessment, medication management, and comorbid conditions.

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Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff

Acute Stimulant Withdrawal

This brief provides clinicians with guidance on how to recognize and address the symptoms of and risks associated with acute stimulant withdrawal.

Emergency department care of OUD in pregnancy
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff, Administrator

Emergency department care of OUD in pregnancy

For pregnant patients in opioid withdrawal or who have OUD and want to start MOUD.

Opioid withdrawal in pregnancy in acute care settings
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff

Opioid withdrawal in pregnancy in acute care settings

Managing withdrawal in pregnant patients with OUD.

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Patient, Prescriber, Support staff, Nurse

Medications for Alcohol Use Disorder Handout (ADAI)

Patient handout about medications for alcohol use disorder.

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Medications for OUD in Pregnancy and Postpartum

This brief discusses the evidence for initiating MOUD in patients who are pregnant and postpartum.

Buprenorphine in the ED: How to treat opioid use disorder
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.