TAKING RESPONSIBILITY: Reversing the Overdose Epidemic in Missouri-Recording Presentation

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Summary: The video is a presentation titled "Taking Responsibility in Missouri: Reversing the Overdose Epidemic." It discusses the collaboration between the American Medical Association and the Missouri State Medical Association in addressing the drug overdose epidemic in Missouri. The presentation covers various topics, including current and historic trends in the overdose epidemic, tools and resources for reducing harm, making pain treatment safer and more effective, and providing treatment and recovery resources for people with opioid use disorder. It also emphasizes the importance of data collection and surveillance, the role of harm reduction strategies, and the use of medications like naloxone for overdose rescue. The presentation further explores the implementation of a statewide prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) in Missouri and the need for responsible opioid prescribing. Additionally, it covers the use of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in addressing opioid use disorder, discussing medications like buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone. The presentation highlights various resources for physicians, such as online courses and toolkits, and addresses the issue of stigma and barriers to treatment. The importance of motivational interviewing and the availability of mentor programs and ECHO projects for healthcare professionals are also mentioned. The video concludes with a Q&A session with panelists addressing questions related to opioid use disorder treatment and overdose prevention.

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Taking Responsibility in Missouri: Reversing the Overdose Epidemic

collaboration

drug overdose epidemic

harm reduction

opioid use disorder

prescription drug monitoring program

medication-assisted treatment

physician resources

stigma

overdose prevention