Baylor College of Medicine 3rd Annual Opioid Use Disorder Conference 2025
$10.00
VideoCourse · Opioid Use Disorder · 2025
The Baylor opioid use disorder conference 2025 is the 3rd Annual Opioid Use Disorder Conference — 12 video lectures covering evidence-based treatment techniques, pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic approaches, and person-first language for managing OUD with confidence.
-
12videos
-
3rdannual
-
2025edition
- 12 video lectures on evidence-based OUD treatment techniques
- Pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic approaches to opioid use disorder
- Person-first language and barriers to medication access
- Instant download · lifetime re-access
Baylor opioid use disorder conference 2025 for confident OUD treatment
The Baylor opioid use disorder conference 2025 is the 3rd Annual Opioid Use Disorder Conference held Friday, April 11, 2025. Addressing the opioid epidemic at the forefront of societal concerns, this conference provides education on evidence-based treatment techniques including pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic approaches to manage OUD — empowering attendees to initiate and maintain effective treatments with confidence.
-
12video lectures
-
3rdannual edition
-
2025latest year
Inside this resource
Evidence-based OUD treatment techniques
Pharmacologic and psychotherapeutic approaches to managing opioid use disorder, including medication-assisted treatment, withdrawal management, and maintenance therapy strategies.
Person-first language and medication access barriers
Applying person-first language when interacting with patients diagnosed with OUD, recognizing barriers to accessing medication, and identifying signs and symptoms of opioid use disorder and withdrawal.
Outpatient referral and treatment maintenance
Refering patients to appropriate resources for outpatient care, ultimately empowering providers to initiate and maintain effective treatments for OUD with confidence in their clinical practice.
Who this serves
- Physicians — evidence-based OUD treatment education aligned with DEA-MATE act requirements
- Advanced-practice providers — psychiatry, emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, and OB/GYN
- Emergency medicine clinicians — identifying and managing opioid use disorder and withdrawal in acute settings
- Community healthcare providers — practical strategies for addressing the opioid epidemic at the local level
Before you buy
Does this cover DEA-MATE act requirements?
The conference addresses the need for providers to adeptly prescribe and manage Opioid Use Disorder, which aligns with DEA-MATE act requirements for all providers.
Are PDFs included with the 12 video lectures?
This product includes 12 video lecture recordings from the conference held April 11, 2025.
The chart
| Format | 12 video lectures |
|---|---|
| Duration | 1 day — April 11, 2025 |
| Edition | 3rd Annual |
| Publisher | Baylor College of Medicine |
| Department | Addiction Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
Verified original file
Instant download
Encrypted checkout
6 reviews for Baylor College of Medicine 3rd Annual Opioid Use Disorder Conference 2025
Add a review
Related products
Pulmonary /Respiratory
The Brigham Board Review and Comprehensive Update in Pulmonary Medicine 2022
Pulmonary /Respiratory
The Brigham Board Review and Comprehensive Update in Pulmonary Medicine 2025 (Videos + Slides)
Pulmonary /Respiratory
Addiction Medicine
Kevin S. –
12 video lectures for a single-day conference means some sessions are quite short. The content quality is good but I wanted more detail on specific pharmacologic protocols.
robert_c –
Good overview of evidence-based OUD treatment. The pharmacotherapy sessions were well organized. Would have liked more depth on buprenorphine dosing protocols.
Michael P. –
Solid conference content aligned with current OUD treatment guidelines. The psychotherapeutic approaches complemented the pharmacotherapy sessions nicely.
Angela T. –
The person-first language module changed how I interact with patients with OUD. Baylor brought practical, compassionate content that every provider needs.
Diana M. –
The barriers to medication access discussion was eye-opening. Helped me understand systemic issues my patients face when seeking OUD treatment.
Sara L. –
The outpatient referral strategies were immediately useful in my emergency medicine practice. Empowering content for managing OUD in acute settings.