Improving Implementation of Substance Use Disorder Services: Implementation Science Foundations-Presentation

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The video is a webinar presented by Amy Campbell, an associate professor of clinical psychiatric social work at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, on improving the implementation of substance use disorder services through the use of implementation science. Campbell discusses the goals of the Providers Clinical Support System (PCSS), which aims to train healthcare professionals in evidence-based practices for the prevention and treatment of opioid and substance use disorders. The presentation focuses on the key elements and frameworks of implementation science, as well as strategies that can be used to integrate and sustain best practice substance use disorder services. Campbell emphasizes the importance of implementation science in bridging the "Know-Do" gap and ensuring that evidence-based practices reach those who need them the most. The webinar also explains the various phases of the implementation process, including exploration, preparation, implementation, and sustainment, and provides examples of strategies such as facilitation, planning, improvement cycles, and sustainability planning. Campbell concludes by providing additional resources and support available through the PCSS, such as mentoring programs and discussion forums.

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Keywords

webinar

Amy Campbell

implementation science

substance use disorders

evidence-based practices

Providers Clinical Support System

phases

sustainability planning