The opioid epidemic presents a unique challenge to the entire health care ecosystem that must be handled through system-wide strategy, clinician buy-in, and expanded access to behavioral health, MAT (medication assisted therapies) treatment options, and alternative pain management offerings. Clinical leaders at hospitals and health systems across the country are implementing system-wide initiatives to address the opioid epidemic.

Eager to share what's working, and what's not, these leaders are gathering this February to discuss organizational policies, protocols, and programs being deployed, opportunities for more effective use of PDMPs and data analytics to monitor patient and prescriber behaviors, partnerships being formed with stakeholders across the care continuum and community, alternative pain management therapies becoming available, and treatment options and recovery efforts that are working to address opioid dependence and Opioid Use Disorder.

Join Us To:

• Gain insight into the current hurdles individuals face to accessing care and how to overcome them
• Identify how to define achievable outcomes and measure success in OUD treatment
• Evaluate the impact of the revised CDC guidelines for opioid prescribing and the effects on long-term legacy patients
• Hear how MAT and harm reduction options can be an effective part of care and treatment for opioid abuse and addiction
• Explore the impact of technology as a tool in care coordination, data analyses, and treatment access