Join us for the next MAT Lunch Hour to network and collaborate. This MAT lunch hour will feature Peter Treitler and Jim Lloyd, research specialists from the Rutgers Institute of Health, who will be presenting data on the impact of COVID-19 on MOUD providers in New Jersey.
This session focuses on "Beginning Effective Implementation of an MOUD Practice." PCSS-X is a project within PCSS that provides implementation technical assistance to healthcare organizations and providers for the use … Read More
This session is re-scheduled from 12/23/20 and is on "Advocacy in Harm Reduction for Substance Use Disorders." This MAT Lunch Hour will feature Wesley McWhite, Policy and Development Manager with … Read More
PCSS-X is a project within PCSS that provides implementation technical assistance to healthcare organizations and providers for the use and/or expansion of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services, including medications … Read More
This session's topic is: HIV Prevention and PrEP for the SUD Population, presented by Dr. Rachel Ehrman-Dupre from Cooper University Health Care. All are welcome to network, collaborate, and participate!
Following clinical management of new and continuing patients, we need to consider how to ensure continued access to buprenorphine treatment for medically challenging patients. How do we ensure quality MOUD … Read More
The COEs are leading biweekly, interactive virtual educational sessions on MAT and continuous quality improvement topics. Register below for the ECHO series and to receive free CE credits. First 2021 … 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
Open forum featuring guest speakers to discuss medication-assisted treatment (MAT) issues and an opportunity to network! Julia Orlando, the Director of the Bergen County Housing, Health and Human Services Center … Read More