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Opioid – State-by-State Overview of Harm Reduction Laws

[…] can give naloxone under a standing order, they must complete a training program approved by the State Board of Pharmacy. It is a good idea to call ahead to make sure any specific pharmacy distributes naloxone under a standing o rder. » Any prescriber who prescribes or issues a standing order, or any prescriber […] » Read More

SUD ECHO Flyer V4

UNH Project ECHO® & MCD’s Collaborative for Advancing Rural Excellence & Equity (CARE ) Present: SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER ECHO®: STIGMA, BIAS, AND THE PRINCIPLES OF HARM REDUCTION 12PM – 1PM ON ZOOM EVERY TUESDAY IN JUNE This curriculum is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of a financial assistance award totaling $475,000 annually with  100% funded by HRSA/HHS. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the ofcial views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA/HHS, or the U.S. Government. • Syringe harm reduction, deaths of despair, and overdose • Roles of trauma, stigma, and bias • Occupation therapy perspectives • Efects of COVID-19 on behavioral health of persons with SUD TOPICS COVERED Students, nurses, pharmacists, peer recovery organizations, emergencyresponders, prescribers, and allied health (social work, OTs, behavioral  health) professionals  in rural ME, NH, VT, & NY who want to learn more about stigma, bias, and the principles of harm reduction for persons with substance use disorder (SUD) INTENDED AUDIENCE Click here to learn more NEW TO […] » Read More

SumBriefReport_CORA_family_7_12_24 Final

[…] coded through an iterative process with codes drawn from the text and frequent comparative analysis . 3 Respondent Characteristics Family member interviewees (n=20) identified as white ( 100%), non -Hispanic (100%), and female (95%) , with a mean age of 51 years , and reported living in 8 of the 13 rural Vermont counties. […] » Read More

UVM CORA_National Report_Rural Substance Use Disorder Stigma and Treatment Needs_September 2023_REVISED_10-18-2023

[…] in clinical practice Methods Figure 1. Geographic Distribution of Practitioner Respondents 6 Table 1. Practitioner Demographics CliniciansCounselors All Practitioner respondents – n (%) 110 (43%)147 (57%)257 ( 100%) Age – mean (range) 49 (28–77) 44 (23–68) 46 (23–77) Female – n (%) 74 (67%)118 (80%) 192 (75%) White – n (%) 102 (93%)131 (89%)233 […] » Read More