• About Us
    • Who We Are
    • Our Team
    • Our Partners
    • Governance
    • Healthy Living Collaborative
  • For Partners
    • Partner Resources
    • Workgroups & Committees
    • Data & Reports
    • SWACH Learning Community
  • Focus Areas
    • Medicaid Transformation
    • Opioid Crisis Response
    • HealthConnect HUB
    • Clinical Integration
  • News & Events
    • News
    • Events
  • Contact
    • Contact
    • Careers
    • Media Kit
SWACHSWACH
  • About Us
    • Who We Are
    • Our Team
    • Our Partners
    • Governance
    • Healthy Living Collaborative
  • For Partners
    • Partner Resources
    • Workgroups & Committees
    • Data & Reports
    • SWACH Learning Community
  • Focus Areas
    • Medicaid Transformation
    • Opioid Crisis Response
    • HealthConnect HUB
    • Clinical Integration
  • News & Events
    • News
    • Events
  • Contact
    • Contact
    • Careers
    • Media Kit

Opioid Resources

Home Opioid Crisis ResponseOpioid Resources

Washington State Opioid Response Plan

The Washington State Opioid Response Plan is updated annually to align with evolution of the opioid epidemic, changing scientific evidence, new policies implemented by the legislature, and new activities supported by state and federal funding.

— State_Opioid_Plan_Draft_2018.docx

Other Washington State Resources

— Opioid Prescriptions and Drug Overdoses Accountable Communities of Health (ACHs) Data

— Opioid Prescriptions and Drug Overdoses County Data

— Addressing the Opioid Crisis in the 2018 Legislative Session Final Outcomes v.2

–Washington State Drug Takeback Program

Southwest Washington Nalaxone Awareness Campaign

SWACH, Lifeline, and PeaceHealth are launching a grassroots poster campaign to increase awareness of naloxone accessibility in Southwest Washington. Links are provided below. Please print and post widely. Posters are easily updated and modified as new information becomes available.

Save a Life. Carry Narcan Poster #1

Save a Life. Carry Narcan Poster #2

Additional Resources

SAMHSA Video Links

— Addition is a Disease, Not a Moral Failure

— Examining Our Biases About People Who Misuse Opioids

— Harm Reduction and Opioid Misuse: Embracing Positive Change

— Addressing the Opioid Crisis: Prioritizing What Works

— Lessons from Massachusetts: Changing the Conversation about Addiction

Articles, Interviews & Case Studies

–Five Questions for Eric McNair Scott: Addressing the Opioid Crisis in Southwest Washington

–This E.R. Treats Opioid Addiction on Demand. That’s Very Rare (New York Times)

–Drugs Offer Hope for Opioid Addiction (The Columbian)

Best Practice Models for Treating Opioid Use Disorder

The following links provide information about three models for treating opioid abuse disorder.

–Office-Based Opioid Treatment with Buprenorphine (OBOT-B)

–Collaborative Care for Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorder

–Vermont Hub-and-Spoke Model of Care For Opioid Use Disorder: Development, Implementation and Impact

Other Opioid Resources

–SAMHSA Treatment Improvement Protocol 63

–ASAM Treating Opioid Addition as a Chronic Disease Fact Sheet

–Naloxone Locator Tool on StopOverdose.org

SWACH Opioid Training Video Series

Using Suboxone in a Clinical Setting

A five-part video series with Dr. John Hart

— Part 1: Brain Injury

— Part 2: Discussion with Patients

— Part 3: Practical Prescription

— Part 4: Tapering

— Part 5: Common Problems and Hospital Use

— Using Suboxone in a Clinical Setting Video Outlines Part 1-5

Changing the Conversation About Opioid Use Disorder

A six part video series about how we can change the conversation and integrate peer support and trauma-based care into treatment and recovery.

— Part 1: Introduction and Coordinating with Prevention

— Part 2: Opioids and MAT

— Part 3: Trauma in Substance Use Disorders

— Part 4: Aces Action Alliance

— Part 5: Peer Integrated Work

— Part 6: Peer Expert Panel, CVAB

— Changing the Conversation Video Outlines Parts 1-6

Opioids: Supporting Change

A five part video series about the Opioid Epidemic and supporting change in provider behavior with Dr. Nathan Schlicher, MD

— Part 1: The Opioid Epidemic: Won’t You be My Neighbor

— Part 2: Tackling the Epidemic

— Part 3: Inpatient has a Role to Play

— Part 4: Opioid Prescribing Proposals

— Part 5: Advancing State-Wide Practices

— Supporting Change Video Outlines Parts 1-5

  • Who We Are
  • Our Team
  • Governance
  • Healthy Living Collaborative
  • For Partners
  • Partner Resources
  • Workgroups & Committees
  • Data & Reports
  • Medicaid Transformation
  • Opioid Crisis Response
  • HealthConnect HUB
  • Clinical Integration
  • News
  • Contact Us!
  • Events
  • Careers

Find Us

Southwest Washington Accountable Community of Health © [2018] · Website design by Valo Consulting