Eliminating Barriers for Persons with OUD
New course. 3 clock hours: ADACB-Ga. NAADAC
Medication-Assisted Treatment is the use of medications in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, providing a whole-patient approach to the treatment of substance use disorders. Though evidence based treatment for Opioid Use Disorders (OUD) is effective, almost four in five individuals with OUD do not receive any form of treatment. Barriers include lack of access, stigma, financial barriers. This course review multiple barriers, and the articles in this course offer recommendations to address these barriers, to best support access to and treatment for OUD.
Course Modality: This is an independent home-study course. Students will take the course according to their own timeline.
Course Completion: To receive the course certificate, each student is required to agree to Student Learning Contract, read all text-based materials, view any media posted, complete and pass course examination, and complete and submit course evaluation.
Welcome Video.
FREE PREVIEWCourse Syllabus Eliminating Barriers to Medication Assisted Treatment
FREE PREVIEWLearner Agreement
How to Navigate this course
Instructional Video for Completing Assignments
Eliminating Barriers to Medication Assisted Treatment (2022)
FREE PREVIEWImproving Access to Evidence Based Medical Treatment for OUD (2020)
Confronting an Epidemic: The Case for Eliminating Barriers to Medication Assisted Treatment of Heroin and Opioid Addiction (2015)
Lowering Barriers to Medication Treatment for People with OUD (2022)
Eliminating Barriers. Assignment 1.
Eliminating Barriers. Assignment 2.
Eliminating Barriers. Assignment 3.
Eliminating Barreirs. Assignment 4.
Course Review
Course Evaluation
Eliminating Barriers to MAT