Hosted by the Camden Coalition, Navigator Support Events are ongoing opportunity occurring every two months for OBAT navigators to continue learning through de-identified patient cases, discussion of patient engagement strategies, and sharing of updated resources about relatives topics. This is similar to the MAT Lunch Hours but specific for patient navigators. These will be held … Read More
The OBAT Navigator Skills lab is a new series hosted by the Camden Coalition to further support OBAT navigators in their work. These topics come from the Navigator Support Events … Read More
Project ECHO webinars typically occur on the 1st and 2nd Fridays of the month to share insight about providing opioid use disorder treatment to your patients. During this webinar, Clement … Read More
If you were not able to join the NJ MAT Centers of Excellence for a free two-hour CME training last month focused on the how and why of buprenorphine prescribing … Read More
MAT Lunch Hours are open forums featuring guest speakers to discuss medication-assisted treatment (MAT) issues and an opportunity to network! Ami Kachalia of the ACLU of NJ will be discussing … Read More
During this webinar, Lynda Bascelli, MD and Brian Colangelo, LCSW, will apply their findings in concurrent benzodiazepine use disorder and opioid use disorder to complex patient cases.
Project ECHO webinars typically occur on the 1st and 2nd Fridays of the month to share insight about providing opioid use disorder treatment to your patients. During this webinar, Clement … Read More
OBAT Navigator Training Office-based addiction treatment (OBAT) navigators play a critical role in the expansion of medications for addiction treatment (MAT) services in New Jersey. Under the New Jersey MATrx … Read More
Hosted by the Camden Coalition, Navigator Support Events are ongoing opportunity occurring every two months for OBAT navigators to continue learning through de-identified patient cases, discussion of patient engagement strategies, … Read More
During this webinar, Lynda Bascelli, MD and Brian Colangelo, LCSW, will apply their findings in concurrent alcohol use disorder and opioid use disorder to complex patient cases.