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.

Organizing your coalition is a critical first step on the path to success. In this webinar, hear from peers who have formed coalitions, recruited participants, and set up successful structures.

Engaging clinicians in agreeing to a community standard for opioid prescribing is critical to securing buy-in and follow through. Two events are designed to help you learn from peers who have secured consensus on safe prescribing guidelines.

March is California Prescription Drug Abuse Awareness Month. Resources to help you use this month to engage your community, pass a resolution, host events with advocates, etc., are compiled below.

Following a competitive RFP process, selected grantees met to kick off this project. See a recording and the presentation slides from the November 3 kick-off meeting.

This free CME event is designed for doctors, advance practice clinicians, and pharmacists, and covers pain management and safe opioid prescribing practices.

This two-day training focused on creating integrated systems of care and new payment models for patients with high emergency department use due to addiction, opioid dependence, and/or severe mental illness.