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SUMMARY:Rx and Illicit Drug Summit
DESCRIPTION:Explore What’s Working in Prevention\, Deflection\, Treatment\, and Recovery\nMore than one million lives have been lost since the start of the opioid epidemic. Overdoses and deaths involving synthetic opioids have reached record rates\, and every community across our nation is feeling the impact. \nRx and Illicit Drug Summit is the largest\, most influential event addressing this crisis\, where strategies are shared and put into action. Our global community includes multidisciplinary stakeholders “from federal to family.” As we enter our 14th year\, our mission has become increasingly important—we can’t afford to lose more lives. It’s time to turn the numbers around. \nFor more information and registration\, click here.
URL:https://www.addiction.rutgers.edu/event/rx-and-illicit-drug-summit/
LOCATION:Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center\, Nashville\, TN
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SUMMARY:CAS Cooper Colloquium Endowed Lecture with Shelly F. Greenfield\, - "Women and Addiction"
DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION – CLICK HERE! \nBIO: Shelly F. Greenfield\, MD\, MPH is Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and the Kristine M. Trustey Endowed Chair of Psychiatry at McLean Hospital where she also serves as the Chief Academic Officer. She is the Chief of the Division of Women's Mental Health and the Director of Clinical and Health Services Research and Education in the Alcohol\, Drug and Addiction Treatment Program at McLean Hospital. She is the Mary Beth and Chris Gordon Fellow at the Harvard Radcliffe Institute (2024-2025) where she is studying gender differences in substance use disorders. Dr. Greenfield is an addiction psychiatrist\, clinician and researcher. She has served as Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator on federally funded research focusing on treatment for substance use disorders\, gender differences in substance disorders\, and health services for substance disorders. She received a National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)-funded career award in substance use disorder patient oriented research (2005-2016). Funded by grants from NIH/NIDA\, she developed and tested a new manual-based group therapy for women with substance use disorders\, the Women’s Recovery Group (WRG). The WRG is an evidence-based treatment and the manual for dissemination was published in 2016\, Treating Women with Substance Use Disorders: The Women’s Recovery Group Manual. She is Past President of the American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry and past chair of the American Psychiatric Association Council on Addiction Psychiatry. She served as Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Review of Psychiatry for 16 years (2002-2018). Dr. Greenfield was a member of the Advisory Committee on Services for Women for the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (2011-2017) and a member of the NIH/NIDA National Advisory Council on Drug Abuse (2021-2024). She has been elected to the American College of Psychiatrists and the College on Problems of Drug Dependence\, and is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. She received the R. Brinkley Smithers Distinguished Scientist Award from the American Society of Addiction Medicine\, Harvard Medical School’s A. Clifford Barger Award for Excellence in Mentoring\, the Stuart A. Hauser Award for Mentoring from the Harvard Medical School Department of Psychiatry\, and the 2022 Dean’s Award for Community Service for the Mass General Brigham/McLean Hospital Outreach Program with Indian Health Service for service to the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock\, New Mexico. Greenfield brief bio November 2024.docx
URL:https://www.addiction.rutgers.edu/event/cas-cooper-colloquium-endowed-lecture-with-shelly-f-greenfield-women-and-addiction/
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SUMMARY:Addiction Policy Forum Webinar - Improving Mental Health Outcomes: 59 Essential Evidence-Based Practices for Communities\, Police\, Courts\, Jails\, and Community Corrections
DESCRIPTION:Join Drs. Jennifer Johnson and Faye S. Taxman for a discussion on results from their study exploring evidence-based mental health practices for individuals involved in the justice system or at risk of becoming involved in the justice system. These practices can be used in communities or police\, court\, jail\, and community corrections settings. Their work has shown that a lack of community mental health and substance use services in communities predicts higher per capita jail populations. Therefore\, strengthening community mental health services is important for preventing jail incarceration and re-incarceration. \n\nThis webinar will cover findings from the study\, which identified 59 evidence-based practices–ranging from trauma-informed care and diversion to mental health treatment to therapeutic or medication-based interventions—that could significantly improve support\, treatment\, recovery\, and overall health outcomes and help prevent incarceration and re-incarceration.\n\nFor more details and registration\, click here.
URL:https://www.addiction.rutgers.edu/event/addiction-policy-forum-webinar-improving-mental-health-outcomes-59-essential-evidence-based-practices-for-communities-police-courts-jails-and-community-corrections/
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