Substance Use Disorder Training Series
Certificate Instructions: Viewing 100% of the training recording and completing evaluation form is required to receive CE certificate. You will receive an automatic e-mail from Darerian Schueller with the certificate language. There is no certificate attached to the email.
Please reach out to Joshua Beltran, jbeltran@metrohealth.org, with any questions.
About the Trainer: Dr. Christina Antenucci is board certified in Family Medicine and Addiction Medicine. She works at MetroHealth Medical Center as the Assistant Program Director of Medication Assisted Treatment, Assistant Program Director for the Addiction Medicine Fellowship, and is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at Case Western and Northeast Ohio Schools of Medicine.
(Note: This training module was recorded from a live session and includes participation from those in attendance)
1 Contact Hour per session- pending approval The MetroHealth System is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Maryland Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation
Session 1 | Overview
Training Objectives:
- Describe Substance Use Disorder (SUD) as a common and undertreated illness
- Describe the Chronic Disease Model of Addiction
- Identify stigma as a barrier to treatment
- Recognize what language to use and what to avoid when discussing addiction
Session 2 | Screening
Training Objectives:
- Describe addiction screening methods
- Identify ways to approach discussing addiction
- Implement brief intervention using motivational interviewing techniques
- Recognize resources for referral to treatment
Session 3 | Treatment
Training Objectives:
- Describe types of treatment for Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
- Identify medications used for treatment of SUD
- Implement connection to behavioral treatment for SUD
- Recognize peer support for SUD
Session 4 | Harm Reduction
Training Objectives:
- Describe Substance Use Disorder as a common and undertreated illness
- Describe the Chronic Disease Model of Addiction
- Identify stigma as a barrier to treatment
- Recognize what language to use and what to avoid when discussing addiction
Aging Population Training Series
Certificate Instructions: Viewing 100% of the training recording and completing evaluation form is required to receive CE certificate. You will receive an automatic e-mail from Darerian Schueller with the certificate language. There is no certificate attached to the email.
Please reach out to Joshua Beltran, jbeltran@metrohealth.org, with any questions.
About the Trainer: James Campbell, MD, MS, is a Cleveland native and completed
undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan Honors College. He received his medical degree at the University of Cincinnati and followed with a residency in family medicine and fellowship in geriatrics at Case Western Reserve University,
University Hospitals of Cleveland, and the Louis Stokes Cleveland Veteran’s Administration Medical Center. He has a Master’s in Clinical Epidemiology and Statistics from the University of Michigan. At MetroHealth, he led the development of a geriatrics program and was appointed Chair of Family Medicine in 1999 until 2010. He was named Director, Geriatric Center at the Senior Health & Wellness Center. Dr. Campbell was a Professor of Family Medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Chair of Geriatrics, the Co-Medical Director of MetroHealth’s Accountable Care Organization and the Medical Director of the Jennings Center for Older Adults in Garfield Heights, Ohio before retiring in 2024.
(Note: This training module was recorded from a live session and includes participation from those in attendance)
1 Contact Hour per session- pending approval The MetroHealth System is approved as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the Maryland Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation
Session 1 | Overview of Dementia in an Aging Population
Training Objectives:
- Describe the difference between delirium and dementia
- Explain the demographics of the aging population with dementia
- Describe the causes of dementia
- Describe the management of dementia in an elderly person:
- Identify strategies for managing common health issues in elderly individuals
- Understand the importance of a holistic approach that includes medical, social, and emotional support
- Explain how CHWs can support patients with dementia and the teams that manage these patients
Session 2 | Overview of Delirium in an Aging Population
Training Objectives:
- Describe the the epidemiology of aging:
- Understand and explain the common patterns and trends in aging populations
- Identify key factors that influence the aging process and how they impact health and wellness
- Describe the causes of delirium
- Describe the management of delirium in an elderly person:
- Identify strategies for managing common health issues in elderly individuals
- Understand the importance of a holistic approach that includes medical, social, and emotional support
- Explain how CHWs can support patients with delirium and the teams that manage these patients
Session 3 | Overview of Depression in an Aging Population
Training Objectives:
- Describe the the epidemiology of depression
- Understand and explain the common patterns and trends of depression in aging populations
- Identify key factors that influence the aging process and how they impact depression
- Describe the causes of depression
- Describe the management of depression in an elderly person:
- Identify strategies for managing common health issues in elderly individuals
- Understand the importance of a holistic approach that includes medical, social, and emotional support
- Explain how CHWs can support patients with depression and the teams that manage these patients