The provider should be experienced and knowledgeable about infectious and non-infectious diseases to consider while treating patients with OUD. Ensuring compliance and robust understanding the provider should utilize the Six Guiding Principles in treating individuals for co-occurring conditions by using a recovery perspective, adopting a multi-problem viewpoint, develop a phased approach to treatment, address specific, real-life problems early in treatment, plan for the client s cognitive and functional impairments, and by using support systems to maintain and extend treatment effectiveness.
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- Enduring / On-demand
- Credit · Up to 1.5 credits
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ReleasedAug 1, 2025
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Last day to claim creditAug 2, 2027 10 months left
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American Psychiatric Association Making Co-Occurring Disorder Diagnoses and Delivering Integrated Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment
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CCSME +1 Welcoming, Integrated Services for People with Co-Occurring Disorders
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American Medical Compliance, Inc. Working with Patients with Substance Use Disorder Training for Healthcare Providers 6.0
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Purdue University College of Pharmacy Food and Drug Administration- Approved Medications for OUD
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Purdue University College of Pharmacy Evidence- based Screening, Referral, and Diagnosis of SUD
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Purdue University College of Pharmacy Evidence- based Screening, Referral, and Diagnosis of Opioid Use Disorder
