DEA required SUD training resources

NEW EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Beginning June 27, 2023, practitioners who are renewing or applying for a new controlled substance DEA license must complete 8-hours of substance use disorder (SUD) training. Accredited trainings completed before this time may count toward the 8-hours. For further details on this requirement, review the MATE Training Letter visit ACCME or SAMHSA.

OPEN’S EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS

OPEN has compiled a list of our current educational offerings for providers to assemble a course bundle to meet their training needs. These trainings are free and align with the new DEA SUD training requirements. MyMichigan is accredited by Michigan State Medical Society, which is accredited by ACCME.

Audience	Credits per Module	Course + Link	Objectives
Primary Care	1.25 credits - ACCME	Perioperative Pain Management & Care Coordination- Primary Care: Module 1	Describe the role of acute care prescribing in the current U.S. opioid epidemic. List the risk factors of opioid use for acute care patients. Detect the factors that could potentially influence acute care opioid prescribing.
Primary Care	1.75 credits - ACCME	Perioperative Pain Management & Care Coordination- Primary Care: Module 2	Describe two types of opioid-related patient screening List three ways to improve pain and opioid-related communication with the perioperative patient Identify two areas of improvement for perioperative pain care management in your practice
Surgery	1.25 credits - ACCME	Perioperative Pain Management & Care Coordination- Surgeon Module 1	Describe the role of acute care prescribing in the current U.S. opioid epidemic. List the risk factors of opioid use for acute care patients. Detect the factors that could potentially influence acute care opioid prescribing.
Surgery	1.75 credits - ACCME	Perioperative Pain Management & Care Coordination- Surgeon Module 2	Describe the impact of uncoordinated opioid prescribing List the three key components of perioperative care coordination Identify two areas of improvement for your patients care coordination
Dentistry	1 credit - ACCME and ADA CERP	Pain Management in Dentistry- Module 1	Reduce the number of opioids prescribed post-surgery in accordance with current guidelines. Implement best practices to increase safe disposal of unused opioids by patients.
Dentistry	1 credit - ACCME and ADA CERP	Pain Management in Dentistry- Module 3	Determine the appropriate use of acetaminophen (APAP) when treating pain. Determine the appropriate use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) when treating pain. Design an appropriate pain management strategy using over-the-counter (OTC) medications.

ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS

Explore additional educational offerings provided through various organizations.

**Membership may be required

Additional Resources:

Michigan Opioid Collaborative Live Webinars

Check out future live webinar offerings for credit through Michigan Opioid Collaborative. MOC hosts educational webinars on stigma, harm reduction, polysubstance use, chronic pain treatment, DATA 2000 Waiver Trainings, and introductory course on treating patients with buprenorphine. Events noted to be (DEA Approved) will qualify for this requirement.

Pri-Med

Pri-Med provides a compilation of free, CME/CE courses that can be taken in any combination to fulfill the new SUD 8-hour required training for providers.

The American Osteopathic Academy of Addiction Medicine

The American Osteopathic Academy of Addiction Medicine put together a list of free, online trainings and webinars that count towards the new SUD training requirements.

**American Medical Association Ed Hub

The AMA Ed Hub offers educational activities that count towards the new 8-hour SUD requirement. Topics include basics of safe opioid prescribing and management; basics of addiction treatment; management of addiction in special populations; opioids and fatalities: prevention and management; and addiction medicine during the COVID-19 pandemic.