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UPCOMING WEBINARS & TRAININGS


Wednesday, July 20, 2022 | Access to MOUD in Jails and Prisons (Part 1) - ADA and Legal Considerations 


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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS



 The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Opioid Crisis: Combating Discrimination Against People in Treatment or Recovery


This guidance document provides information about how the ADA can protect individuals with OUD from discrimination—an important part of combating the opioid epidemic across American communities. While this document focuses on individuals with OUD, the legal principles discussed also apply to individuals with other types of substance use disorders.

 

NEW! RSAT Training Curricula: Correctional Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment Programming Guide


This manual consists of several sections designed for different specific audiences to increase its utility for RSAT practitioners, including: 1) policy makers and program administrators; 2) program treatment staff; and 3) prison and jail clinicians. Although these separate audiences will be involved in alcohol use disorder treatment programming in different ways, it may be of use that all share a common understanding of treating persons with this disorder provided by this guide.

 

 
 

 



Medication-Assisted Treatment

 

 

TRAINING CURRICULA & FIDELITY ASSESSMENTS


  
Treating Clients with Methamphetamine and Stimulant Use Disorder


 

  

 

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)

Justice Community Opioid Innovation Network (JCOIN)

 

Evans et al, 2022; Scott et al, 2021; Macmadu et al, 2021; Scott et al, in preparation; Lee et al, 2021; Burns et al, 2020; Howell et al, 2021; Hochstatter, 2021

 

 

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