ACAAM Didatic Curriculum 2022-2023 Recordings (Videos)

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ACAAM Didatic Curriculum OVERVIEW

The 2022-2023 Didactic Series recordings include forty fellowship-run didactic sessions mapped to the American Board of Preventive Medicine addiction medicine exam blueprint, as well as the ACGME medical competencies. While designed by and for the addiction medicine subspecialty, the content will improve the practice of any physician or fellow treating or assessing patients with substance use disorder, and will aid medical students interested in learning more about the field. The average length of each recording is approximately two hours.

1. DIDACTICS 22-23, JULY 20: EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
2. DIDACTICS 22-23, JULY 27: SEDATIVE-HYPNOTIC USE DISORDERS: SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, WITHDRAWAL, AND MEDICAL MANAGEMENT
3. DIDACTICS 22-23, AUGUST 3: ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL & USE DISORDER PHARMACOTHERAPY
4. DIDACTICS 22-23, AUGUST 10: CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF RESEARCH IN ADDICTION
5. DIDACTICS 22-23, AUGUST 17: IMPAIRMENT IN HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
6. DIDACTICS 22-23, AUGUST 24: THE SCIENCE, RISKS, AND EFFICACY OF MEDICAL CANNABIS; DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CANNABIS USE DISORDER
7. DIDACTICS 22-23, AUGUST 31: WORKING TOGETHER TO REDUCE HARM AND IMPROVE SAFETY FOR PEOPLE WHO USE SUBSTANCES
8. DIDACTICS 22-23, SEPTEMBER 7: MATERNAL SUBSTANCE USE IN PREGNANCY: EFFECTS ON THE NEONATE
9. DIDACTICS 22-23, SEPTEMBER 14: PROFESSIONALISM IN ADDICTION: ETHICS, LEGAL ISSUES, AND ADVOCACY
10. DIDACTICS 22-23, SEPTEMBER 21: SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IN WOMEN
11. DIDACTICS 22-23, SEPTEMBER 28: ADOLESCENT SUBSTANCE USE: A TIME FOR PREVENTION, EARLY INTERVENTION & TREATMENT
12. DIDACTICS 22-23, OCTOBER 12: VAPING: BACKGROUND, EPIDEMIOLOGY, REGULATORY ISSUES
13. DIDACTICS 22-23, OCTOBER 19: GAMBLING DISORDER: SCREENING, DIAGNOSIS, AND MANAGEMENT
14. DIDACTICS 22-23, OCTOBER 26: TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE
15. DIDACTICS 22-23, NOVEMBER 2: STIGMA AND DISCRIMINATION IN ADDICTION
16. DIDACTICS 22-23, NOVEMBER 9: OPIOIDS AND OPIOID USE DISORDER: A BOARD REVIEW
17. DIDACTICS 22-23, NOVEMBER 16: CO-OCCURRING PSYCHIATRIC AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
18. DIDACTICS 22-23, NOVEMBER 30: CO-OCCURRING MEDICAL DISORDERS IN ADDICTION MEDICINE
19. DIDACTICS 22-23, DECEMBER 7: SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTION FOR SUBSTANCE USE
20. DIDACTICS 22-23, DECEMBER 14: CO-OCCURRING PAIN DISORDERS IN ADDICTION MEDICINE
21. DIDACTICS 22-23, DECEMBER 21: JAILS, PRISONS, DETENTION CENTERS, & SUDS / ADDICTION MEDICINE’S OPPORTUNITY TO REDUCE DISPARITIES IN SUBSTANCE USE SERVICES IN THE LEGAL SETTINGS AMONG BIPOC & MINORITY GROUPS
22. DIDACTICS 22-23, JANUARY 4: HISTORY OF ADDICTION TREATMENT
23. DIDACTICS 22-23, JANUARY 11: DRUG COURTS
24. DIDACTICS 22-23, JANUARY 25: CANNABIDIOL AND ADDICTION: SEPARATING SCIENCE FROM FICTION
25. DIDACTICS 22-23, FEBRUARY 1: TOXICOLOGY TESTING IN ADDICTION
26. DIDACTICS 22-23, FEBRUARY 8: ADDICTION ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 1: THE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE USE ON THE DEVELOPING ADOLESCENT BRAIN
27. DIDACTICS 22-23, FEBRUARY 15: ADDICTION ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 2: GERIATRIC POPULATIONS
28. DIDACTICS 22-23, FEBRUARY 22: NO BUTTS! THE IMPERATIVE OF ADDRESSING NICOTINE AND TOBACCO
29. DIDACTICS 22-23, MARCH 1: ADDICTION MEDICINE IN VETERAN POPULATIONS
30. DIDACTICS 22-23, MARCH 8: AA FOR PROFESSIONALS AND SELECTED AA LITERATURE FOR PROFESSIONALS
31. DIDACTICS 22-23, MARCH 15: THE GENETICS OF ADDICTION
32. DIDACTICS 22-23, MARCH 22: BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS: BEYOND GAMBLING
33. DIDACTICS 22-23, APRIL 5: ADDICTION MEDICINE – A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE
34. DIDACTICS 22-23, APRIL 19: ANABOLIC-ANDROGENIC STEROIDS (AAS)
35. DIDACTICS 22-23, APRIL 26: MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING
36. DIDACTICS 22-23, MAY 3: SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT LANDSCAPE (21-22 SERIES RECORDING)
37. DIDACTICS 22-23, MAY 10: REDUCING HARM AND ENSURING EQUITY FOR PEOPLE WHO USE STIMULANTS
38. DIDACTICS 22-23, MAY 24: NEUROBIOLOGY OF ADDICTION
39. DIDACTICS 22-23, MAY 31: HOSPICE, PALLIATIVE CARE, AND ADDICTION MEDICINE: COMMON GROUND
40. DIDACTICS 22-23, JUNE 7: PERIOPERATIVE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH OPIOID USE DISORDER