Behavioral health slide sets by Dartmouth Health staff
Below are a number of slide sets developed by Dartmouth Health faculty and staff on key topics related to substance use and mental health. We hope these may be helpful to you in your work. Feel free to contact the authors if you are interested in having them provide presentations.
- Project ECHO: Climate and Health: Towards Climate-Informed Care & Advocacy
4/27/2022-7/6/2022
Health care workers of all types are highly respected in their communities and well-positioned to inform public opinion, but many are under-informed about the health impacts of climate change. They do not usually broach these issues with patients even when directly relevant to the presenting problem. Most do not advocate at the community level. However, healthcare workers are ideal messengers to share factual concerns along with hope-based and helpful guidance that supports tangible individual and community actions. This course will prepare healthcare workers to advocate effectively and appropriately to reduce the effects of climate change on health. - Project ECHO: Keeping Students Safe: Practical Strategies for Supporting Students in Mental Health Distress
4/5/2022- 5/31/2022
This interactive, web-based learning series for school staff in New Hampshire will provide tools to better support the increased number of students experiencing mental health distress. Students are experiencing crisis levels of anxiety, depression, trauma, and suicidal ideation. Rooted in the pandemic and loss of in-person classes, school staff are also reporting delayed coping and socialization skills and insufficient backup from outside behavioral health counselors and facilities. Our goal, based on needs identified by schools, is to provide resources for the most urgent mental health issues facing school staff today, along with an opportunity for discussing de-identified situations and receiving peer support - Naloxone Opioid Overdose Intervention (PDF)
Author: Charles Brackett and Seddon Savage
Contact: charles.d.brackett@hitchcock.org or Seddon.R.Savage@dartmouth.edu
Last revised: September 2019 - Treatment of OUD in Primary Care: Collaborative Care Approach (PDF)
Author: Charles Brackett
Contact: charles.d.brackett@hitchcock.org
Last revised: September 2019 - Trauma Informed Care (PDF)
Author: Erin Barnett
Contact: erin.r.barnett@hitchcock.org
Last revised: June 2019 - Stigma Approaches to Recovery Friendly Practices (PDF)
Author: Teri LaRock
Contact: teri.b.larock@hitchcock.org
Last revised: May 2019 - Clinical Science of Addiction (PDF)
Author: Seddon Savage
Contact: seddon.savage@dartmouth.edu
Last revised: June 2019 - Introduction to Medication Assisted Treatment of OUD (PDF)
Authors: Matt Mackwood and Alena Shoemaker
Last revised: June 2019
Ongoing resources
- Medication-assisted Treatment Courses: Waiver trainings to enable clinicians to treat opioid use disorder (OUD) with medication (MAT) are available through the following organizations. Both online and in-person trainings are offered.
- Substance Use Disorder 101 Core Curriculum: Overview of evidence-based practices for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental disorders
- Provider Clinical Support System Waiver Training and other FREE courses
For physicians and physician assistants (PAs) who wish to apply for a waiver to prescribe buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid use disorders. - American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry
Online and in person education for all health care providers, including addiction psychiatrists. - American Society of Addiction Medicine
Online and in person education for all health care providers, including addiction specialists. - Psychiatry Grand Rounds
Tuesdays, 8:00 to 9:00 am, location varies - Mental Health First Aid
Tools for all helpers to improve understanding and responses to persons with mental health and substance use disorders. - New England Institute of Addiction Studies (NEIAS)
- New Hampshire Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors Association training
- New Hampshire DHHS Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services training
- New Hampshire Drug Monitoring Initiative Drug Environment Report: Provides information on trends in drug use and drug related harm in New Hampshire. Updated on a monthly basis.
- New Hampshire Integrated Delivery Network Education and Training: Region 1 materials and events.
- Northeast Node of the NIDA Clinical Trials Network webinars
Dartmouth Health-based research node of NIDA national network offering science to clinical care educational modules on substance related topics. - Providers Clinical Support System (PCSS)
Links to extensive webinars on diverse topics related to medication-assisted treatment of opioid use disorders, prescribing of opioids, and live mentoring.
Archived webinars and conference material
- ECHO — Mental Health and Substance Use Part 1
August 13 to November 5, 2019- Session 1: Mental Health and Primary Care (PDF)
- Session 2: Recognition of Mental Health Disorders in Primary Care (PDF)
- Session 3: Depression (PDF)
- Session 4: Anxiety (PDF)
- Session 5: Trauma Informed Care (PDF)
- Session 6: Suicidality (PDF)
- Session 7: ADHD (PDF)
- ECHO — Mental Health and Substance Use Part 2: Focus on Substance Use
January 14 to April 7, 2020- Session 1: Chronic disease model of addiction, Epidemiology (PDF)
Presented January 14, 2020 by Seddon R. Savage MD, MS - Session 2: Screening, assessment and diagnosis (PDF)
Presented January 28, 2020 by Luke Archibald, MD - Session 3: Brief intervention, med management, counseling and relapse prevention (PDF)
Presented February 11, 2020 by Molly Rossignol, DO, FAAFP, FASAM - Session 4: Psychosocial interventions (PDF)
Presented February 25, 2020 by Melissa Baughman, MA, MLADC, LCMHC - Session 5: Pharmacotherapy for AUD (PDF)
Presented March 10, 2020 by Mary F. Brunette, MD - Session 6: Pharmacotherapy of OUD (PDF)
Presented March 24, 2020 by Charles Brackett, MD, MPH - Session 7: Use & misuse of cannabis (PDF)
Presented April 7, 2020 by Seddon R. Savage MD, MS
- Session 1: Chronic disease model of addiction, Epidemiology (PDF)
- ECHO — Win-Win Strategies to Address Employee Substance Use
October 10 to November 21, 2019- Session 1: Understanding Substance Use, Stigma and Recovery (PDF)
- Session 2: Workplace Policies and Practices (PDF)
- Session 3: Legal Considerations (PDF)
- Session 4: Resources: 211, Doorway, Community-Based Support Systems (PDF)
Enduring Dartmouth Health trainings
Nursing Grand Rounds – Excessive Alcohol Use: Nurse’s Role in Screening, Brief Intervention (Advice) & Referral for Treatment
Nurses encounter patients impacted by excessive alcohol use across all healthcare settings. This presentation will discuss the impact of excessive alcohol use on health and explore the underutilized role of the nurse in reducing risks related to excessive alcohol use.
Credit(s):1 Contact Hour(s) ANCC > Nursing Contact Hours
A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Care of Pregnant and Parenting Women with Opioid Use Disorders
Credit(s):1 Credit(s) ACCME > AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Medicine Grand Rounds - C. Everett Koop Lecture: Marijuana: A Prescription for Trouble?
Dr. Gunderson follows the growth of the marijuana industry from 2001 when medical marijuana cards were first issued in Colorado, to full legalization for recreational and medical use in 2012.
Credit(s):1 Credit(s) DHMC > AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
C. Everett Koop Lecture: Medicine Grand Rounds - “Medical Marijuana”: What We Know and Don’t Know
Dr. Budney reviews the complexities surrounding the legality, misinformation, product lines, research, potency, and potential of marijuana.
Credit(s):1 Credit(s) DHMC > AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
Surgery Grand Rounds June 19, 2020 - Perioperative Management of Pain and Addiction in Patients with Opioid Use Disorder
Dr. Archibald reviews how opioid addiction affects brain chemistry resulting in hyperalgesia and loss of emotional control, leading to poor decision making when seeking relief from dysphoria.
Credit(s):1 Credit(s) DHMC > AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
SUMHI seminars/webinars/symposia
- 2018 NH Behavioral Health Conference Materials
Monday, December 10, 2018
Six sessions from the 2018 NH Behavioral Health Conference that meet training requirements for NH DSRIP/IDN projects are now posted at the Northern NH Area Health Education Consortium (NNHAHEC) site. Free of charge with CE credits. http://moodle.nchcnh.org
Topics include:- The Community Care Team: A Model Strategy for Systems Alignment
- Understanding and Addressing Substance Use Disorders as Chronic Medical Conditions
- Enhanced Care Coordination for High Needs Populations from Multiple Perspectives
- Core Competencies for Primary Care Behavioral Health Integration: Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes
- Chronic Disease information for Behavioral Health Providers
- Facilitated Integrated Care Success with Co-Occurring Disorders: A Case Study
- Clinical Science of Addiction
Monday, December 10, 2018, 4:00 to 5:00 pm, DHMC Auditorium F
Seddon Savage MD, MS, is a clinician, educator, and advocate in the fields of addiction medicine and pain medicine. Addiction impacts the brain both shorter and long-term which can lead to changes in the way individuals with addiction behave, react, and experience the environment around them. Understanding these changes can help us address the disease of addiction more effectively.
View the event video. - De-Stigmatizing Approaches
Monday, February 11, 2019, 4:00 to 5:00 pm, DHMC Auditorium A
Teri LaRock MSW, LICSW: Clinical Program Director at Mom’s in Recovery Cheri Breyer, CRSW: Recovery Coach at Mom’s in Recovery Families in recovery and with addiction often feel stigmatized, making change difficult. If we can re-frame how we approach families who have various social vulnerabilities, then we can support them with care and compassion, strengthening their support and meeting various needs to improve health.
Event materials: - Trauma Informed Care Presentation
Monday, January 7, 2019, DHMC Fuller Board Room
Erin Barnett, PhD is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and The Dartmouth Institute who will present on foundations in understanding child trauma, its impact on children and families, and approaches to providing trauma-informed care that supports understanding, healing, and coping.
View the event video. - Update on Dartmouth Health Initiatives to Optimize Care of Patients with Opioid Use Disorders and Reduce Opioid Related Harm
Monday, March 4, 2019, 5:00 to 6:30 pm, DHMC Auditorium H
Meeting goals:- Update staff and others with interest on recent advances within Dartmouth Health to improve care of patients with OUD/SUD and reduce opioid related harm
- Inventory any unidentified or persisting challenges related to care of patients with OUD and/or other initiatives
- Identify opportunities to expand engagement
- Event video
- Event slides (PPTX)