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Disa Weiss from the CME Department at Providence, Alaska introduces Jan Schnellman from the Opioid Response Network, who provides education and training to support prevention, harm reduction, treatment, and recovery of opioid and stimulant use disorders. The Opioid Response Network is a national SAMHSA grant operating across all 50 states and US territories. They offer CME credits, MAT hours, and accreditation for various health professionals. To request training or information, visit their website or contact them directly. Attendees can claim credits easily by creating an account or filling out an evaluation.
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Disa Weiss
Jan Schnellman
CME Department
Opioid Response Network
SAMHSA grant
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