Join us for an open forum designed specifically for OTP staff! This week's session will be facilitated by Eileen Rush, LMHC. Rush has served as the Program Director at North Charles OTP in Cambridge since 2012, bringing extensive experience in regulatory work and clinical leadership. <!-- Split Dose Scenarios Methadone Induction (rapid induction vs when […]
This session addresses preventing and recovering from burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma for healthcare professionals. Although codes of ethics include self-care, wellness, and self-monitoring as imperatives for helping vulnerable communities, the National Council on Mental Wellbeing 2023 survey revealed that 93% of behavioral health employees have recently experienced burnout. Participants in this training will […]
Providing patient-centered care for individuals receiving treatment services for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) requires coordination across healthcare and social service providers. Establishing connections and interagency collaboration among OTPs and community agencies, such as emergency departments, skilled nursing facilities, and correctional institutions, can support long-term recovery. Participants will hear from Dr. Ruth A. Potee, a Massachusetts-based […]
This two-part, statewide virtual convening brings together Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) professionals from across Massachusetts to explore patient-centered care strategies, share challenges and successes, and collaborate on real-world solutions.
This two-part, statewide virtual convening brings together Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) professionals from across Massachusetts to explore patient-centered care strategies, share challenges and successes, and collaborate on real-world solutions.
Providing patient-centered care for individuals receiving treatment services for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) requires coordination across healthcare and social service providers. Establishing connections and interagency collaboration among OTPs and community agencies, such as emergency departments, skilled nursing facilities, and correctional institutions, can support long-term recovery. Participants will hear from Dr. Ruth A. Potee, a Massachusetts-based […]
Providing patient-centered care for individuals receiving treatment services for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) requires coordination across healthcare and social service providers. Establishing connections and interagency collaboration among OTPs and community agencies, such as emergency departments, skilled nursing facilities, and correctional institutions, can support long-term recovery. Participants will hear from Dr. Ruth A. Potee, a Massachusetts-based […]