Beste AMERSA podcaster (2024)

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Emerging Overdose Detection Technologies and Hotlines 31:38

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Episode 8 - Emerging Overdose Detection Technologies and Hotlines Featuring: Ju Park, PhD MHS Assistant Professor of Medicine (Research) Director of Harm Reduction Innovation Lab Stephen Murray, MPH, NRP Director, Massachusetts Overdose Prevention Helpline Harm Reduction Program Manager, Boston Medical Center Host: Ricky N. Bluthenthal, PhD Disting…

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Innovative Access to Harm Reduction Support and Linkage to Treatment 41:25

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Episode 7: Innovative access to harm reduction support and linkage to treatment Featuring: Shelby Arena Harm Reduction Manager, MATTERS Joshua Lynch, DO, FACEP Associate Professor of Emergency & Addiction Medicine, University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine; Chief Medical Officer, MATTERS Host: Shoshana V. Aronowitz, PhD, MSHP, FNP-BC Assistan…

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Putting Harm Reduction to the Test 40:47

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Episode 6: Putting Harm Reduction to the Test: Drug use, Pregnancy, and Parenting Featuring: Leah Warner, NP, MPH Street Medicine San Francisco Department of Public Health Simone Vais, MD UCSF Department of Family and Community Medicine Host: Jamie Lang New Beginnings Case Manager, Homeless Prenatal Program Pregnancy and the postpartum period chall…

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Managed Alcohol Programs 37:33

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Episode 5: Harm Reduction for Alcohol Use Disorder: Managed Alcohol Programs Featuring: Tanya Majumder, MD, MS Physician with the San Francisco Department of Public Health Alice Moughamian, RN, CNS Nurse Manager with the San Francisco Department of Public Health Hosted by: Soraya Azari, MD In this episode, we present the San Francisco Department of…

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Leveraging Technology 34:25

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Episode 4: Leveraging technology: Expanding Veteran access to harm reduction resources through vending machines Featuring: Tessa Rife-Pennington, PharmD, BCGP Harm Reduction Coordinator Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner San Francisco Veterans Affairs Health Care System Volunteer Clinical Assistant Professor University of California, San Francisco, S…

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Insights from the Front Line 34:00

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Episode 3: Insights from the Front Line: Harm Reduction Interventions in an Urban Hospital Featuring: Sophie Zhai B.A. Public Health - University of California, Berkeley Patient Navigator, Addiction Care Team at UCSF Patricia “Patty” Moreno B.S. Global Disease Biology - University of California, Davis Patient Navigator, Addiction Care Team at UCSF …

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Harm Reduction in the Hospital 34:03

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Episode 2: Harm Reduction in the Hospital: Meeting People Where They Are Featuring: Marlene Martin, MD Associate Professor, University of California, San Francisco Director of Addiction Care Team, San Francisco General Hospital Director of Addiction Initiatives, Latinx Center of Excellence Kimberly Sue, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Medicine (Gene…

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Test Your Drugs, Not Your Limits 36:42

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Episode 1: Test Your Drugs, Not Your Limits - The Role of Advanced Drug Checking in Harm Reduction Featuring: Allyson Pinkhover, MPH, CPhT, CHO Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, Brockton, MA Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MD Darlene Andrade Fonseca, BS Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, Brockton, MA Massachusetts C…

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New Podcast Series Launching July 11th 0:58

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Listen now to a sneak peek at episode one from AMERSA's new podcast series Harm Reduction: Compassionate Care for People Who Use Drugs, called Test Your Drugs, Not Your Limits - The Role of Advanced Drug Checking in Harm Reduction Featuring: Allyson Pinkhover, MPH, CPhT, CHO Brockton Neighborhood Health Center, Brockton, MA Johns Hopkins Bloomberg …

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Initiating Medications for Opioid Use Disorder—There’s an App for That?!? 26:06

3y ago26:06

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To support utilization of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD), the Office Based Addiction Treatment Training and Technical Assistance (OBAT TTA) team will be releasing a mobile application that will guide healthcare providers through the initiation of buprenorphine and naltrexone for OUD (including injectable buprenorphine) and pain manageme…

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History of AMERSA with Sid Schnoll 1:14:01

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Sid Schnoll, one of the founders of AMERSA, discusses with Paul Lum the origin of the organization out of the Career Teacher Program of the early 1970s. The desire by the federal government to cultivate experts in substance use disorders into health professional schools has resulted in a vibrant, growing organization that helps health educators pro…

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Key Conversations: Dismantling Racism Against Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Across the Substance Use Continuum 37:30

3y ago37:30

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The Association for Multidisciplinary Education and Research in Substance use and Addiction (AMERSA) released a solidarity statement and a position paper articulating racism’s deadly effects on persons who use alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. This cascade of negative effects, compounded with the social determinants of health results in higher rat…

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Palliative Care: Bridging the Gap for Addiction Treatment in People with Serious Illness 34:20

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Substance Use Disorders are common in people with serious illness and contribute immensely to suffering and poor quality of life. People with addiction and serious illness are an underserved population with unmet and complex medical and psychosocial needs. In this episode, Palliative care clinicians will discuss the overlap between both fields, edu…

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Leveraging Media and Medicine to Reduce Stigma and Improve Access to Addiction Treatment 36:07

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The COVID-19 pandemic is distinct from other catastrophic events because of massive population exposure to ongoing trauma. Illness, death, loss, grief, job- and food-insecurity have led to increased substance use, return to use/relapse, overdose and death. In the face of widespread misinformation, accurate and engaging health messaging matters NOW …

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Are Peer Counselors the Missing Link in Addiction Care? 44:11

3y ago44:11

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The episode highlights peers in an acute care setting engaging with vulnerable patients suffering from active substance use disorder, with a focus on the intersection of lived experience, evidence-based treatment, and harm reduction strategies. Paul Bowman, Colleen LaBelle, and Nicole O'Donnell speak about the safe space a peer creates in an enviro…

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A Path for Substance Use Disorder Content in the Education Setting 38:16

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Join AMERSA and ATTC in celebrating a journey through AMERSA time with Marianne Marcus, in conversation with Sid Schnoll. This podcast summarizes Dr. Marianne Marcus’ career as a nurse educator and researcher, and the role AMERSA played in developing her understanding of substance use disorders. Her career included sequential faculty positions in H…

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Barriers to Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder: Why Aren’t Pharmacists Stocking Buprenorphine? 40:27

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Patients with opioid use disorder must be able to obtain prescribed buprenorphine from a pharmacy promptly to reduce risk for a recurrence of use and subsequent morbidity and mortality. However, phone-based secret shopper surveys indicate many pharmacies do not consistently maintain an adequate stock of buprenorphine and qualitative surveys show so…

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Stigma – The Not So Silent Killer 38:10

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One major barrier to accomplishing a healthcare system that incorporates prevention, early identification, treatment and recovery is the stigma experienced by people with substance use disorders. While we know how to define stigma and how it impacts individuals and families, how we eliminate stigma specifically in healthcare settings to improve car…

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Screening and Brief Intervention, AMERSA, and What You Should Do 41:12

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In this podcast Rich Saitz, former AMERSA President, is interviewed by Nic Bertholet, discussing whether screening and brief intervention is effective, and what the controversy is. We learn about the evidence, what research should still be done, what we should teach, what we should do in practice, and how it has loomed large at AMERSA.…

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Emerging Overdose Detection Technologies and Hotlines 31:38

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Innovative Access to Harm Reduction Support and Linkage to Treatment 41:25

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Putting Harm Reduction to the Test 40:47

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Managed Alcohol Programs 37:33

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Leveraging Technology 34:25

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Insights from the Front Line 34:00

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Harm Reduction in the Hospital 34:03

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Test Your Drugs, Not Your Limits 36:42

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New Podcast Series Launching July 11th 0:58

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Initiating Medications for Opioid Use Disorder—There’s an App for That?!? 26:06

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History of AMERSA with Sid Schnoll 1:14:01

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Key Conversations: Dismantling Racism Against Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Across the Substance Use Continuum 37:30

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Palliative Care: Bridging the Gap for Addiction Treatment in People with Serious Illness 34:20

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Leveraging Media and Medicine to Reduce Stigma and Improve Access to Addiction Treatment 36:07

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Are Peer Counselors the Missing Link in Addiction Care? 44:11

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A Path for Substance Use Disorder Content in the Education Setting 38:16

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Barriers to Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder: Why Aren’t Pharmacists Stocking Buprenorphine? 40:27

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Stigma – The Not So Silent Killer 38:10

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Screening and Brief Intervention, AMERSA, and What You Should Do 41:12

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