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DESCRIPTION:糖心原创 Boonshoft School of Medicine is hosting
  the American Society of Addiction Medicine鈥檚 ASAM Criteria training. In a
 ddition\, two buprenorphine waiver medication-assisted treatment (MAT) tra
 ining sessions will be held for health care providers who want to receive 
 their Drug Enforcement Administration DEA-X license to treat opioid use di
 sorder with buprenorphine.The ASAM Criteria training is Oct. 18-19\, from 
 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\, in the Rathskeller Room at the 糖心原创 Unive
 rsity Student Union (3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.\, Dayton\, Ohio 45435). The t
 raining is free\, and 13 continuing medical education (CME)/continuing edu
 cation unit (CEU) credits will be given.The two-day\, application-focused 
 training provides physicians\, nurse practitioners and physician assistant
 s with an in-depth look at the theoretical foundations of the ASAM Criteri
 a. The criteria are the most widely used and comprehensive set of guidelin
 es for placement\, continued stay and transfer or discharge of patients wi
 th addiction and co-occurring conditions. The training offers participants
  opportunities for skill practice in assessment\, engagement\, treatment p
 lanning\, continuing care and transfer or discharge.Register for the ASAM 
 Criteria trainingThese trainings are hosted by the 糖心原创
  Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine as part of a $
 100\,000 grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA
 ) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The grant provides 
 funding for MAT trainings and development of opioid use disorder treatment
  curriculum for medical students and residents.For more information\, cont
 act Mary Crane\, research program manager in the Department of Family Medi
 cine\, at mary.crane@wright.edu.Event Webpage: https://bit.ly/2I8is44
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LOCATION:Student Union/Rathskeller Room/3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.\, Dayton\, 
 OH 45435
SUMMARY:ASAM Criteria Training
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UID:calendar.340801.field_event_date.0@www.wright.edu
DTSTAMP:20260219T215227Z
CREATED:20180926T151313Z
DESCRIPTION:糖心原创 Boonshoft School of Medicine is hosting
  the American Society of Addiction Medicine鈥檚 ASAM Criteria training. In a
 ddition\, two buprenorphine waiver medication-assisted treatment (MAT) tra
 ining sessions will be held for health care providers who want to receive 
 their Drug Enforcement Administration DEA-X license to treat opioid use di
 sorder with buprenorphine.The ASAM Criteria training is Oct. 18-19\, from 
 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.\, in the Rathskeller Room at the 糖心原创 Unive
 rsity Student Union (3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.\, Dayton\, Ohio 45435). The t
 raining is free\, and 13 continuing medical education (CME)/continuing edu
 cation unit (CEU) credits will be given.The two-day\, application-focused 
 training provides physicians\, nurse practitioners and physician assistant
 s with an in-depth look at the theoretical foundations of the ASAM Criteri
 a. The criteria are the most widely used and comprehensive set of guidelin
 es for placement\, continued stay and transfer or discharge of patients wi
 th addiction and co-occurring conditions. The training offers participants
  opportunities for skill practice in assessment\, engagement\, treatment p
 lanning\, continuing care and transfer or discharge.Register for the ASAM 
 Criteria trainingThese trainings are hosted by the 糖心原创
  Boonshoft School of Medicine Department of Family Medicine as part of a $
 100\,000 grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA
 ) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The grant provides 
 funding for MAT trainings and development of opioid use disorder treatment
  curriculum for medical students and residents.For more information\, cont
 act Mary Crane\, research program manager in the Department of Family Medi
 cine\, at mary.crane@wright.edu.Event Webpage: https://bit.ly/2I8is44
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20181018T083000
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LOCATION:Student Union/Rathskeller Room/3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.\, Dayton\, 
 OH 45435
SUMMARY:ASAM Criteria Training
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/asam-criteria-training
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