Resources
This page contains links to all of the resources required to support the learner in completing live and recorded trainings. By clicking on an individual training course, session or series below, the learner will be redirected to a page that contains details related to any required pre-work, course materials, handouts, activities, and resources referenced during training.
Contact Amy Wales at amy.wales@miccsi.org or Sue Vos at sue.vos@miccsi.org with any questions.
Patient Centered Treatment for Substance Use Disorder in Primary Care Live Training
This section provides access to live training opportunities for care team members looking to advance their knowledge in managing patients with substance use disorder (SUD) and chronic pain.
Please note: This section is under construction and content will change frequently.
Treating Pain & Substance Use Disorder (formerly Addiction)
Click to View the Treating Pain & Substance Use Disorder Live Training Events
During this live virtual training course, the learner will gain skills and knowledge in leveraging psychosocial and non-pharmaceutical interventions with the use of multi-disciplinary teams to improve chronic pain outcomes. The attendee will receive an overview of pain mechanisms, biopsychosocial interventions, team-based care options, substance use disorder and opioid weaning strategies.
This live event is offered four times annually. Please check back January 2025 for new training dates.
Patient Centered Treatment for Substance Use Disorder in Primary Care On-Demand Trainings
This section provides access to on-demand training opportunities for care team members looking to advance their knowledge in managing patients with substance use disorder (SUD) and chronic pain.
Please note: This section is under construction and content will change frequently.
Caring for Legacy Patients with Chronic Pain
This learning activity will utilize case studies to review treatment options and medical management considerations for chronic pain legacy patients (a patient whose care is taken over by a physician after treatment was initiated by another physician). This activity will include risk management for legacy prescriptions, (prescribing that continued beyond the usual length of time and are not discontinued after the usual recommended period) affiliated with chronic pain management.
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Additional Resources
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Pragmatic Use of Cannabis Products for Chronic Pain
This learning series is comprised of five recorded vignettes that provide an overview of the history, legal aspects, risks, barriers, benefits, and tips toward the pragmatic use of cannabis products to manage chronic pain.
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SBIRT Learning Series
This learning series is comprised of seven recorded vignettes and two optional practical skills application simulation activities that provide the key components to successfully implement SBIRT (Screening, Brief Interventions, and Referral to Treatment) a model to screen and coordinate treatment for alcohol (AUD) and substance use disorders (SUD).
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Additional Resources
Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Demonstration Videos
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Treatment of Pain with Substance Use Disorder Learning Series
This learning series is comprised of three recorded vignettes that will explore pain management considerations for individuals with or with a history of substance use disorders.
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Principles of Pain Science Informational Series
This series of videos were developed by the faculty at the University of Michigan and provide an in depth overview of the Principles of Pain Science and and practical treatment options. This series is made available through funding from NIH HEAL Initiative, University of Michigan Chronic Pain & Fatigue Research Center, and the Michigan Center for Clinical Systems Improvement (MI-CCSI).
Principles of Pain Science: Treating Pain Based on Mechanism
Presenter: Dan Clauw, MD
Principles of Pain Science: Fibromyalgia
Presenter: Dan Clauw, MD
Principles of Pain Science: Psychological Treatment of Pain
Presenter: John (Drew) Sturgeon, PhD
Engagement Live Training
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Resources
Click to Access Engagement Resources
Team-Based Care Live Training
Click to Access Team-Based Care Live Training Events
Resources
Click to Access Team-Based Care Resources