MOUD: Medications, Maintenance, and Myths - A MEDS Ed seminar (2/2)

Описание: This session of CareOregon Pharmacy’s MEDS Ed program focuses on increasing comfort and awareness around MOUD treatment, while helping eliminate lingering myths.

KEY SESSION TAKEAWAYS

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• Pros and cons of injectable ER buprenorphine: Pt II – 0:10
• Injectable ER buprenorphine options: Pt II – 2:52
• Sublocade pharmacokinetics: Pt II – 3:43
• Sublocade serum levels: Pt II – 5:48
• Sublocade starts: Pt II – 7:30
• Sublocade updates: Pt II – 9:52
• Sublocade missed doses: Pt II – 13:42
• Brixadi pharmacokinetics: Pt II – 14:56
• Brixadi serum levels: Pt II – 17:17
• Brixadi starts/dose titration: Pt II – 18:52
• Brixadi dosing: Pt II – 20:26
• Serum levels of Brixadi – daily, weekly, monthly: Pt II - 23:04
• Switching between products: Pt II – 27:23
• Things to consider when choosing formulation: Pt II – 29:24
• Injectable to taper off sublingual: Pt II – 31:16
• Steps to obtaining in clinic: Pt II – 32:57
• Naloxone: Pt II – 36:23
• Audience question: Are there any medications for methamphetamine use disorder? Pt II – 38:32
• Audience question: Contingency management overview: Pt II – 42:22
• Audience question: Is it common to need to give multiple Narcan/naloxone doses in an overdose event?: Pt II – 44:54
• Audience question: Use of bupropion in patients with severe congestive heart failure related to methamphetamine?: Pt II – 44:47
• Audience question: If naloxone is expired, is it still safe to administer?: Pt II – 49:28

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Dr. Eleasa Sokolski, MD - Addiction Medicine Specialist and Psychiatrist at Oregon Health and Science University

Dr. Emily Skogrand, PharmD - Clinical Pharmacist at Oregon Health and Science University

Recorded on June 5, 2025 as a remote web-cast in Portland, OR

SLIDES

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PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

MEDS Ed is an ongoing education series presented by CareOregon’s Pharmacy team for clinicians and health care professionals involved in direct patient care.

Attendees leave with valuable tools and insights (as well as CME credit) that improve how they can contribute to multi-disciplinary teams.

Presenters from diverse backgrounds share expert knowledge, practical tools, and care strategies to help attendees navigate complex physical and behavioral health situations.