Why Should You Attend?

• Speakers in each session will discuss strategies regarding how to address the crisis through the different lenses of Prescribing, Prevention, Treatment & Recovery, Law Enforcement and Intervention with unique voices of their professional experience.
• CME, CNE, BSRB, EMS, Law Enforcement, and Pharmacy credits may be awarded through the conference. General Continuing Education credits can be received by submitting your conference certificate to your licensing entity. 

Who Should Attend?

• Medical Doctors, Nurses, Health Care Providers, Pharmacists
• Prevention Specialists, Community Coalitions, Public Health Professionals, Educators, Legislators
• Social Workers, Psychologists
• Treatment and Recovery Providers, Addiction Specialists
• Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services

Participants Will:

• Increase knowledge of promising and evidence-based strategies related to the impact of the opioid and stimulant crisis in Kansas
• Discover new strategies and best practices related to –
  
  • Emerging trends related to opioids, stimulants, and poly-substance use
  • Effective prevention programs, policies, and practices
  • Resources to help increase knowledge of prescribing practices and clinical interventions to improve health outcomes for patients
  • Information on building successful partnerships and best practices in coordinating with public safety and first responders
  • Evidence-informed treatment and recovery systems of care

Continuing Education:

Continuing Education credits may be available for CME, CNE, BSRB, EMS, Law Enforcement, and Pharmacists. Certificates of continuing education credit or general attendance will be provided to all attendees; conference certificates can be submitted to licensing entities for general CEU credits.

Questions:

If you have any questions about the conference or your registration, please contact Lori Moriarty, DCCCA Prevention: lmoriarty@dccca.org