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Addressing Stimulant Use Disorders
Course Information
Learning Objectives:
  • Review origins of US drug policy
  • Describe the neurobiology of addiction
  • Apply substance use risk assessments and harm reduction principles in practice
  • identify severe opioid intoxication and appropriately employ naloxone reversal
  • compare and contrast treatment of different substance use disorders (SUD), including medications
  • Define recovery community organizations and their impact in the substance use continuum.
  • Define stigma and its variants
Summary
Availability: On-Demand
Expires on May 14, 2027
Cost: FREE
Credit Offered:
2.5 Attendance Credits
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