UCSF Addiction Conference 2025
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VideoCourse · Addiction Medicine · 2025
The UCSF addiction conference 2025 is the 5th Annual UCSF Addiction CME Conference — a virtual program featuring 4 video recordings and 19 PDFs covering diagnosis, assessment, and evidence-based treatment of common substance use disorders.
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4videos
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19PDFs
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7.4 GBlibrary
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2025edition
- 4 continuous video recordings of the full two-day virtual conference
- 19 PDF handouts with slides and supplementary materials
- Topics span opioid, alcohol, stimulant, and benzodiazepine use disorders
- Instant download · lifetime re-access
UCSF addiction conference 2025 — expert-led substance use disorder training
The UCSF addiction conference 2025 is the 5th Annual UCSF Addiction CME Conference held April 17–18 as a virtual event. Designed to increase the core competency of medical teams in both inpatient and outpatient settings, this conference improves care for patients who use drugs and alcohol through didactics taught by local addiction experts and small group discussions applied to patient care.
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4video recordings
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19PDF handouts
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7.4 GBlibrary size
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2025latest edition
Inside this resource
Opioid use disorder: buprenorphine, methadone, and beyond
Starting buprenorphine and methadone in clinical practice, managing opioid use disorder across settings, and applying evidence-based pharmacologic treatments for sustained recovery.
Alcohol, benzodiazepine, and stimulant use disorders
Diagnosis and management of alcohol use disorder, benzodiazepine withdrawal management, and stimulant use disorder treatment — including the latest evidence and clinical approaches.
Pregnancy, pain, and hospital-based care for SUDs
Managing substance use disorders during pregnancy, addressing the intersection of pain and SUDs, and delivering hospital-based care for patients with active substance use.
Stigma, communication, and documentation in SUD care
Understanding SUD as a brain disease, reducing harmful stigma, and improving communication and documentation when caring for patients with substance use disorders.
Who this serves
- Physicians — practical skills in SUD diagnosis, assessment, and treatment across multiple substance classes
- Nurse practitioners and physician associates — expanding competency in addiction medicine for primary care and specialty settings
- Addiction therapists — applying evidence-based knowledge to improve patient care and recovery outcomes
- Medical teams in hospital settings — improving care for patients who use drugs and alcohol in inpatient environments
Before you buy
Are these recordings from the live conference?
Yes — the 4 video files are continuous recordings of the two-day virtual conference held April 17–18, 2025, including all individual lectures and discussions.
Does this cover buprenorphine initiation?
Yes — the opioid use disorder module specifically addresses starting buprenorphine and methadone in clinical practice.
The chart
| Format | 4 video recordings + 19 PDF handouts |
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| Duration | 2 days — April 17–18, 2025 |
| Library size | 7.4 GB |
| Publisher | University of California San Francisco |
| Department | Addiction Medicine |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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James W. –
The 4 video files are quite long since they are continuous recordings of the full conference. Would have preferred individual lecture files for easier navigation.
tomh_son –
Good overview of multiple substance use disorders in a single conference. The stimulant use disorder section was particularly timely. Wish there was more on cannabis.
Rachel D. –
The buprenorphine initiation module was exactly what I needed for my practice. UCSF faculty delivered practical, evidence-based content I could apply immediately.
Laura M. –
Solid content on alcohol and benzodiazepine use disorders. The lived experience keynote was a powerful and grounding start to the conference.
Nadia K. –
Attended the live virtual conference and then purchased the recordings for reference. The small group discussions translated well to the recorded format.
S. Patel –
The pregnancy and SUDs session was outstanding — a topic that does not get enough attention in most addiction medicine courses. Highly recommend this conference.