Mar 05 2020 11 mins
If you want to claim CME credit for listening to this podcast series, you must listen here: https://californiaacep.org/page/CalACEP-MAT-Podcast-Disclosure.
CalACEP MAT Podcast Episode 5: Implementation
We’ve covered why we should treat opioid use disorder in the ED, how to identify, then approach patients who might benefit from MAT, and lastly how to appropriately use buprenorphine. You’re ready to change your practice, but where do you start? Our experts offer their advice for how to get buy-in from leadership and your colleagues, as well as some specifics on how to start a MAT program in your ED.
If you enjoyed this podcast let us know! Connect with us on social media at @californiaacep.
Hosts:
Julia Magaña, MD, FAAP. Assistant Professor of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at UC Davis
Sarah Medeiros, MD, MPH, FACEP. Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at UC Davis
Guests:
Dr. Aimee Moulin, Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at UC Davis and Past President of California ACEP
Dr. Hannah Snyder, Assistant Professor of Family Community Medicine and Associate Director of the Addiction Consult Team at UC San Francisco
Dr. Reb Close, Emergency Medicine Physician at Community Hospital of Monterey Peninsula
Resources:
California ACEP Medication Assisted Treatment Resources
“We’re developing hospitals and emergency rooms into primary access points for addiction treatment. This intensive program provides training and technical assistance to acute care providers to encourage patients to enter and remain in treatment.”
“The Game Has Changed”. Featuring Dr. Gail D’Onofrio. EM Pulse Podcast. 2018 March 15.
https://ucdavisem.com/2018/03/15/the-game-has-changed-episode-4/
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This series is a part of a chapter grant from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and is made to compliment the online California ACEP MAT resources.
California ACEP is a wealth of information. Check out our website, californiaacep.org, where you’ll find resources beyond the MAT toolkit, including our mental health toolkit, ED violence prevention resources, human trafficking guidebook, safe prescribing guidelines for opioids, palliative care toolkit, PECARN decisions guides, and much more.
Thank you to Drs. Hannah Snyder, Aimee Moulin, and Reb Close for your expertise.
Also, a big thanks to Kelsey McQuaid for all of your hard work on this project.
EM Pulse is a podcast from the UC Davis Department of Emergency Medicine dedicated to bringing research and expert opinion to the bedside. Check it out and subscribe on iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow us on social media @empulsepodcast.
Thanks to OM Audio Productions for audio production services.