Trainings & Workshops
Alosa Health- Evidence Based Clinical Modules
Educational modules providing information on the pharmacology and clinical practice issues relating to the target drugs and conditions.
ECHO Series at University of Utah — The Integrative Primary Care and Substance Use Disorder Treatment ECHO (FREE CME)
Project ECHO uses videoconferencing to train community providers in handling specialty healthcare issues in primary care. Specialists host weekly or biweekly sessions where providers present cases for discussion, improving patient outcomes and provider confidence in treating both common and complex conditions in their communities.
Provider Clinical Support System (PCSS)
PCSS-MOUD aims to educate healthcare providers on preventing, identifying, and treating substance use disorders, particularly opioid use disorders. It was developed during the opioid overdose crisis to train primary care providers in evidence-based methods for managing opioid use disorders and chronic pain.
PubMed Full-Text Article Delivery
The Eccles Health Sciences Library at the University of Utah is spearheading an initiative to enable Utah-licensed physicians to retrieve full-text articles from PubMed without encountering a publisher paywall. This three-year pilot program launched in January 2024.
SBIRT: Substance Education Institute
SBIRT, an acronym for Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment for substance use, provides a comprehensive public health approach for delivering early intervention and treatment services to people with, or at risk of developing, substance use disorders.
Six Building Blocks Program
Six Building Blocks is an evidence-based quality improvement roadmap that helps primary care teams implement effective, guideline-driven care for their chronic pain and long-term opioid therapy patients.
UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse programs
Stimulant use trends, signs and symptoms of use, patient engagement and motivation, and intervention approaches within primary care settings.
