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General Resources

Bundles, Toolkits and Guidelines

  • American Society of Addiction Medicine

    • National Practice Guideline 2020 Focus Update Webinar - Pregnant Women

      • Date: Tuesday, June 30th 2020

      • Visit here for the recording and slides.

      • The American Society of Addiction Medicine is having a webinar that focuses on updated 2020 recommendations to the ASAM National Practice Guideline for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder for pregnant women. Many of the risks associated with opioid use disorder are similar for both pregnant and non-pregnant women. However, opioid use disorder carries additional risks for pregnant women and prenatal risk for the developing fetus. Treatment of pregnant women with MOUD is associated with substantial improvement in outcomes for both mother and child. This webinar will provide an overview of the new and updated recommendations and in-depth information on treating pregnant women from the ASAM NPG.

Glossaries

 

In the spirit of equity and respectful language, we invite you to utilize the following glossaries:

Trainings:

  • American Academy of Pediatrics  

    • Recovery-friendly Pediatrics series: Educational videos and supportive content for family-centered care for infants exposed to opioids during pregnancy and their birth parents -- click the links below to view!

      • Part 1: Recovery-friendly Pediatric CareShares a framework that supports birth parents with opioid use disorder in their treatment and recovery. 

        • Building a Therapeutic Alliance with Families in Recovery - Ronald Iverson, MD, FACOG

        • Eat, Sleep, Console - Julia Richerson, MD, FAAP

      • Part 2: Opioid Use and Pregnancy: Exemplifies parent education messages that pediatricians can offer to families

        • Trauma-informed Care - Davida Schiff, MD, MSc, FAAP

        • Working with Family Strengths to Support Recovery - Steven Chapman, MD, FAAP (PNQIN Spring 2021 Summit Keynote Speaker)

      • Part 3: NOWS - Planning for Maternal and Infant Discharge: Focuses on the benefits of early planning for delivery and hospital discharge to ensure a safe transition to community care.

        • Benefits of Long-term Medication Treatment for OUD - Ronald Iverson, MD, FACOG​

        • Understanding NOWS - Davida Schiff, MD, MSc, FAAP

      • Part 4: Care Coordination to Support Maternal-Infant Health: Discusses the benefits of a family-centered approach to coordinating care with community-based providers to support healthy development.

        • Supporting Mothers During Recovery: The Pediatric Medical Home - Steven Chapman, MD, FAAP (PNQIN Spring 2021 Summit Keynote Speaker)

        • Developmental Screening and SurveillanceJulia Richerson, MD, FAAP

  • American Society of Addiction Medicine

    •  Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder Course for women’s health care professionals

      • 8 hour on demand online course

      • Cost: $79-99

      • The curriculum for this course has been specifically designed for women's healthcare providers. It covers all medications and treatments for OUD and provides the required education needed to obtain the waiver to prescribe buprenorphine for over 30 patients

  • Providers Clinical Support System

    • Waiver Training for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN)

      • Cost: free of charge

      • Register here!

Webinars and Educational Materials:

  • American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology

    • On the Front Line Podcast on Opioid Use Disorder in Pregnancy can be found here

 

  • Massachusetts Department of Public Health 

    • "Do you ever wonder..." Pregnancy brochure developed for Health Resources in Action and the MA Department of Public Health/Bureau of Substance Addiction Services by Enid Watson

      • Special thanks to Janet Smetz from IHR Tobacco and Julia Reddy, formerly of BSAS.

      • Download and print copies can be found here in both English and Spanish.

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