OVERVIEW

All healthcare professionals registered with DEA for prescribing controlled substance or treating SUD/OUD paitents must meet a one-time, eight-hour training requirement on treating and managing patients with opioid or other substance use disorders. The requirement takes effect on June 27, 2023.
This course bundle helps you earn 7 of the 8 credits required.

Note : You can complete the courses within one year of your purchase or before the expiration of your license, allowing you to learn at your convenience and pace.

Topics Covered:

  • Prescribing of Controlled Substances: 4 Credits
  • Pain Management: 3 Credits

Courses included in this package

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): An Introduction - 1.00 Credit

Controlled Substances Prescribing - Pain Management - 1.00 Credit

CDC Guidelines for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain and Controlled Substance Reporting System - 1.00 Credit

Substance and Opioid Use Disorders - 1.00 Credit

Substance Use Disorders: An Introduction - 1.00 Credit

Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain - 1.00 Credit

The Opioid Epidemic: Searching for Solutions - 1.00 Credit

COURSE CONTENT

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): An Introduction

Duration: 60 mins

Lipi Roy
1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
1 Contact Hours

TARGET AUDIENCE

PhysicianPhysician Assistant

SPECIALITIES

Emergency MedicinePediatricsPharmacy and MedicinePain ManagementPediatric Emergency MedicinePrimary CareNursingFamily PracticeInternal MedicineAddiction MedicinePhysician AssistantsGeneral PracticeGeneral and Internal MedicineFamily and Patient Centered Care

REVIEWS (155)

Excellent review
Sarah Adams, MD
good review. Please touch upon Tramadol in the future as many prescribers go to this but I find it very addicting as well
Shannon Masneri, DO
Nice review.
Shannon Masneri, DO
nice review.
Shannon Masneri, DO
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Earl Martin, MD
Awesome
Michelle Rowen, DPM
overall very good
Robert Lucas, MD
good presentation
Kerry Hughes, MD
Very good information and helpful for my practice
Cantril Nielsen, MD
Information was very helpful and practical for my practice
Cantril Nielsen, MD
Very helpful and practical information
Cantril Nielsen, MD
Very helpful information
Cantril Nielsen, MD
Nicola Lee, MD
excellent course
Claus Von Schorn, MD
Dustin Horne, MD
Dustin Horne, MD
Dustin Horne, MD
Speaker was knowledgeable, but delivery could be better.
Lyra Ratmeyer, MD
Donald Bernard, MD
Thorough
Troy Sofinowski, MD
Troy Sofinowski, MD
Troy Sofinowski, MD
Too technical at times for physicians who do not prescribe these meds
John Trapp, MD
I learned a fair amount despite my prior training in treating addiction patients including Suboxone patients for decades.
Darvin Hege, MD
I LIKED THIS COURSE
katherine levin, MD
Shirley Wilson, MD
Shirley Wilson, MD
providing slides as download would be great
NITA K LEE, MD
slides were good and would be good to provide those slides to those taking the class
NITA K LEE, MD
DAVID YIP, MD
Great
Elmer Quintero, MD
good course
Guy Crocetti, MD
Great
Elmer Quintero, MD
Eric Neils, MD
Eric Neils, MD
Guy Crocetti, MD
great course
Athena Friese, MD
great course
Athena Friese, MD
Hai Nguyen, MD
comprehensive presentation
Pamela Stone, MD
Rena Ferguson, MD
Good course.
Larry Denk, MD
Would be more useful with more in depth material.
Elizabeth Campbell, MD
information that is provided is good and the presenter is excellent; the thing that would make the program stronger would be more details about mechanisms given in some form besides just listing. Patient case examples would make many of the points in this presentation in more memorable ways.
Elizabeth Campbell, MD
Adding case histories to illustrate points and providing materials before to review or making information available to download for future referral would be helpful.
Fred Atkins, MD
Program was informative
Francis Foca, MD
Great course
William Smith, MD
Good learning
Ahmed Tariq, DO
informative and helpfull
Ahmed Tariq, DO
comprehensive course
Ahmed Tariq, DO
content well presented and very organized
richard wiesemann, MD
content very well covered
richard wiesemann, MD
Treatments are too detailed for the general physician who does not actively treat drug addicts. However it was interesting.
David Cox, MD
Lee Gardner, MD
Excellent
Lee Gardner, MD
Brian Kim, MD
Philip Sabra, MD
Nicole Haynes, MD
Paula Melone, DO
excellent presentation !
William Martin, MD
Julie Gauss, DO
Julie Gauss, DO
informative
Thomas Hilsman, MD
sudha bolla, MD
Good review
Lawrence Whitehurst, MD
Anthony Iwelunmor, MD
Deborah Packer, MD
Russell Allen, MD
Lynn Paxton, MD
excellent
Henrique Fernandez, MD
excellent
Henrique Fernandez, MD
Dwight Burdick, MD
Anthony Iwelunmor, MD
Anthony Iwelunmor, MD
Overall excellent
James Riviello, MD
William Boyett, MD
William Boyett, MD
nice course
Scott Boyden, MD
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Raimis Matulionis, MD
The speaker did the best she could to make pertinent facts interesting.
Louis LaVopa, MD
good course
George Kernodle, MD
Learned a lot.
Richard Pesikoff, MD
excellent
michael d, MD
well done
Philip Pike, MD
Nice talk!
Haohai Liang, MD
Great talk!
Haohai Liang, MD
Excellent presentation
Gilberto Sostre, MD
Great lecture!
Haohai Liang, MD
excellent
Lloyd Greig, MD
Todd Peterson , MD
excellent
Peter Bernad, MD
Peter Carter, MD
John Schmedtje, MD
Alan Larsen, MD
Michael Gross, MD
Michael Gross, MD
Craig Hofmeister, MD
Sonny Win, MD
Sonny Win, MD
Sonny Win, MD
Sonny Win, MD
useful review
Philip Gutin, MD
Marc Treihaft, MD
Great
Joanne Gonzalez, MD
Victor Rosenberg, MD
Excellent
Byron Pazmino, MD
Yara Tovar, MD
David Tyler Greenfield, MD
David Tyler Greenfield, MD
Alice Shaw, MD
James Little, MD
Excellent
James Little, MD
Daniel Potts, MD
Daniel Potts, MD
Excellent
Kenneth Burnham, MD
Tahmeena ahmed, MD