Webinar: Opioid Clinical Decision Support in Primary Care: CTN-0095 (1.5 CME/CE; June 26, 2024)
Join the Western States Node of the CTN and the Northwest and Pacific Southwest ATTCs for their next joint webinar, coming June 26, 2024, 11am-12:30pm PT!
In this session, Opioid Clinical Decision Support in Primary Care: CTN-0095, presenters Stephanie Hooker, PhD, MPH (HealthPartners Institute), and Rebecca Rossom, MD, MS (HealthPartners Institute and PI of the CTN NorthStar Node), will discuss the design and implementation of Opioid Wizard, a clinical decision support tool embedded in the EHR for primary care clinicians.
The goal of the Opioid Wizard tool is to help clinicians identify, screen, diagnose and treat opioid use disorder (OUD). They will also discuss one of the supplements to CTN 0095, which tested a training to reduce stigma towards people with OUD among primary care clinicians.
1.5 CME / CE available! To learn more about the available credit types and accreditation,
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Learning objectives:
- Identify 3 reasons why it’s important to identify and treat OUD in primary care settings
- Describe 2 ways that an EHR-embedded clinical decision support tool could help clinicians address care gaps for people with OUD
- List at least 1 main finding from CTN-0095 and/or its supplement
About the speakers:
Dr. Stephanie Hooker is Research Investigator at HealthPartners Institute with a background in clinical health psychology and public health. Dr. Hooker’s research interests are in behavioral and psychosocial influences on health and disease. The long-term goal of her research program is to develop interventions for health behavior change and well-being that can be delivered in healthcare and community settings. Dr. Hooker completed her PhD and MPH degrees at the University of Colorado Denver. Prior to joining the Institute in 2019, she completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Primary Care Behavioral Health at the University of Minnesota Department of Family Medicine and Community Health.
Dr. Rebecca Rossom is a Psychiatrist and Senior Investigator at HealthPartners Institute, and the Site PI for the NorthStar Node of the NIDA CTN. Her research tends to focus on pragmatic trials, including clinical decision support systems to improve cardiovascular risk for people with bipolar or schizophrenia, improve diagnosis of cognitive impairment, or improve recognition and treatment of OUD.