Naloxone cuts opioid-related ED visits in half, and community availability cuts overdose deaths. Learn about increasing access to naloxone through co-prescribing, community distribution, and pharmacy furnishing.

Targeted messages can inform, educate, and create impact. This webinar will offer practical tools and strategies — including from your peer coalitions — for communicating to a range of key audiences.

Opioid addiction is a chronic disease of the brain with biological, psychological, social, and spiritual components. Understanding the biology of addiction changes how we treat the disease.

CURES 2.0 is a database of controlled substance prescriptions dispensed in California. Hear how clinicians can register, use the alerts and other features, and manage patient information received.

Buprenorphine's pharmacology makes it much less likely to cause overdose deaths than similar painkillers. In this webinar, pain specialist Dr. Howard Kornfeld will discuss the benefits of using buprenorphine for patients whose opioid use puts them at risk.

Your coalition can use data to help people understand the opioid epidemic and to learn about solutions. LiveStories software makes it easy to build charts and maps, combining them with storytelling to inspire change. Join a two-part training.

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction saves lives and increases recovery rates, yet only 10% of those who need it have access. Hear about best practices for integrating MAT into primary care practices and community clinics.

Data help us understand variation and target our efforts for maximum impact. In this webinar, epidemiologists from CDPH and Brandeis University review California prescription and public health data.