Training and Education About Substance Use Treatment

Addresses NAS, including maternal risk factors during pregnancy, social risk factors, assessment, and treatment.

Provides guidance for medical professionals seeking to apply for waivers of the special registration requirements defined in the Controlled Substances Act.

Helps patients fight for their right to MAT for opioid addiction. Provides tools and resources for individuals who are being told by courts, probation and parole officers, and child welfare officials to stop MAT against their doctor’s recommendation.

Offers physicians quick, targeted information on how to get started offering OUD treatment medications and other recovery support services in their practice.

Explores ways to expand the use of evidence-based treatment for OUD.

Offers a short video with information about how MAT can help people manage OUD.

Describes two approaches to care in which MAT is provided and care for individuals with SUDs is integrated with regular medical care.

Offers a number of trainings related to MAT and opioid use disorder (OUD), including a number of archived webinars. Covers topics such as developing Federal policy related to MAT, expanding access to treatment with innovative care models, treating co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, managing pain in patients on MAT, and improving long-term outcomes of MAT.

Discusses how prenatal opioid exposure affects the health and wellness of women and their newborns and identifies effective strategies to address barriers to care for women and newborns affected by perinatal substance use disorder and NAS.

Explores the connections between opioid abuse, overdose, and suicide. Examines current research on the relationship between these problems and discusses opportunities for cross-sector collaboration to address them.