Standard Medical Management for Opioid Use Disorder in Primary Care-Presentation

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The video is a training on standard medical management for opioid use disorder in primary care. The speaker, Brent Moore from Yale University School of Medicine, introduces himself and discusses the goals and educational objectives of the training. He emphasizes the importance of evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder, noting the high rates of untreated addiction and the serious consequences of opioid overdose. The training focuses on standard medical management, which includes medication options such as methadone and buprenorphine, as well as psychosocial components like counseling and support groups. Moore explains the criteria for diagnosing opioid use disorder and the levels of severity. He also highlights the importance of person-first language and reducing stigma associated with addiction. The training covers various topics, including the role of different healthcare professionals in providing standard medical management, the use of reflective listening and open-ended questions, strategies for addressing triggers and cravings, and the importance of ongoing monitoring and support. Moore encourages providers to be positive, empathic, and motivational when working with patients. The video concludes with information about additional resources and support available through the PCSS program.

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Keywords

medical management

opioid use disorder

primary care

evidence-based treatment

medication options

psychosocial components

person-first language

healthcare professionals

support