ME SUD Learning Community

Maine SUD Learning Community

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The Co-Occurring Collaborative Serving Maine in partnership with and funding from the Maine Department of Health and Human Services supports Prescribing Clinicians and their Teams to provide more evidence-based treatment to individuals and their families affected by Substance Use Disorders and Opioid Use Disorder (SUD/OUD) to promote recovery and reduce drug overdose deaths. The aim is to increase the number of prescribing clinicians offering evidence-based treatments and the number of patients that they serve.

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111 | Identifying and Supporting People Impacted by Intimate Partner Violence and Substance Use 11.07.2024 32:18

Join the ME SUD Learning Community for the July 18, 2024 presentation “Identifying and Supporting People Impacted by Intimate Partner Violence and Substance Use” presented by Jesse Higgins, RN, MSN, PMHNP.

110 | Best and Promising Practices | SaVida Health OHH Model - Expanding the Boundaries 11.11.2023 18:48

Recorded as part of the Best and Promising Practice series for the Maine SUD Learning Community, 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau, and Maine Leaders Abbie Rohde, LCSW, CCS, and Karen Cole, FNP-C, CARN-AP, both of SaVida Health.

109 | Best and Promising Practices | Northern Light Inpatient Pharmacy - Advancing MOUD with Whitney Jandreau 01.03.2023 15:10

Best and Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leaders March 1, 2023

108 | Best and Promising Practices | Community Care and Geriatrics: Responding to the needs of patients with OUD/SUD in post-acute and long-term care 16.02.2023 23:41

Recorded as part of the Best and Promising Practice series for the Maine SUD Learning Community, 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau, MD and Maine Leader, Amelia Hersey, PA-C

107 | Groups Recover Together: How they deliver (and measure) outcome 13.09.2022 29:40

Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leaders Gus Crothers, MD and Rhonda P. Selvin, FNP, Groups Recover Together

106 | Best and Promising Practice | St Joseph’s Healthcare XR Buprenorphine Practice: Successes and Challenges 26.07.2022 29:08

Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leader Eva Quirion, NP. July 26, 2022

105 | Best and Promising Practice | PenBay Family Medicine Rockport: Making Effective Workflows in Primary Care 01.06.2022 29:17

Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leader Kendra Emery, DO, Medical Director of Integrated Medication-Assisted Treatment (IMAT) and Department Chair of Family Medicine. June 1, 2022

104 | Best and Promising Practice | Gilman Clinic: Tips on Treating Hepatitis C in Individuals with SUD/OUD 20.05.2022 28:45

Recorded on May 20, 2022 for the Maine SUD Learning Community. Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leader Kinna Thakarar, DO, MPH.

103 | Best and Promising Practice | Integration of Peers into Medical Practices Treating SUD with Randy Morrison 10.05.2022 23:05

Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Randy Morrison, Director of Peer Services at Maine Health

102 | Promising Practices | Expanding Treatment Programs to Higher Acuity Patients 27.04.2022 30:06

Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leaders Andrea Truncali, MD, MPH, and Christine Wyman, LCSW, LADC, CCS

101 | Best and Promising Practices | York Recovery Center: Creating Rapid Access and Medications First 07.04.2022 26:10

Promising Practice Series: 30-minute Talks with Dr. Lisa Letourneau and Maine leaders Maine Leaders Christine Munroe, DO Director at the Recovery Center Eric Haram, LADC, Haram Consulting LLC.