Resources

Resources

MOUD in the ED
Prescriber, Administrator, Nurse, Support staff

MOUD in the ED

Self-compassion, recovery, and positive change
Patient, Nurse, Support staff

Self-compassion, recovery, and positive change

Discharge is a high-risk time for opioid patients - what clinicians can do
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff, Administrator

Discharge is a high-risk time for opioid patients - what clinicians can do

Patients with opioid use disorder are at high risk of overdosing immediately following hospital discharge. Dr. Tom Robey, Emergency and Street Medicine Physician, shares practical strategies to reduce risk while patients are still in your care.

Starting buprenorphine treatment
Prescriber, Nurse, EMS

Starting buprenorphine treatment

A quick guide to how buprenorphine works, when to start treatment, and how to avoid precipitated withdrawal.

Testimonial - Keith Sharp, Captain
EMS, Administrator, Prescriber

Testimonial - Keith Sharp, Captain

Fire captain Keith Sharp talks about how MOUD helps him serve his community.

Testimonial - Gillian Zuckerman, MD, PhD
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff, Administrator

Testimonial - Gillian Zuckerman, MD, PhD

Dr. Gillian Zuckerman talks about how MOUD helps people heal and rebuild.

Testimonial - Amy Burns, MD
Prescriber, Nurse, EMS, Administrator

Testimonial - Amy Burns, MD

Dr. Amy Burns talks about reducing stigma associated with MOUD.

Testimonial - Heidi Bray, DNP, ARNP
Prescriber, Nurse, Support staff, Administrator

Testimonial - Heidi Bray, DNP, ARNP

Heidi Bray, DNP, talks about the importance of access to MOUD.

UW PCL medications for opioid use disorder part 2
Prescriber

UW PCL medications for opioid use disorder part 2

Dr. Buchholz, MD takes us through FDA approved medications for opioid use disorder, including multiple strategies for initiating buprenorphine in various treatment settings and clinical scenarios.

UW PCL medications for opioid use disorder part 3
Prescriber

UW PCL medications for opioid use disorder part 3

Dr. Buchholz, MD applies knowledge learned in parts 1 and 2 to clinical cases, highlighting key clinical considerations for initiation of MOUD.