Workshop: Implementation and Clinical Challenges of Sublocade Treatment-Workshop: Implementation and Clinical Challenges of Sublocade Treatment

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Summary:<br />In the video, Dr. Youssef Mahfoud and Dr. Jessica Mulholland discuss the use of sublocate in treating opioid use disorder. They introduce themselves and share their experiences implementing the sublocate program at the Northeast Ohio VA. They discuss the clinical indications, dosing, and adverse effects of sublocate, as well as the convenience and potential cost savings associated with the treatment. The video presents case studies and invites audience participation. It also covers important considerations like the need for healthcare settings and pharmacies to register with the risk evaluation and mitigation strategy program for sublocate, and the storage and administration requirements for the medication. Overall, the video offers practical information and perspectives on the use of sublocate in clinical practice.<br /><br />In the video transcript, healthcare professionals discuss managing patients with opioid use disorder. They explore cases where patients have successfully been treated with Suboxone but still experience cravings or adherence issues. They discuss switching patients to Sublocade for its long-lasting effects and suggest supplementing treatment with methadone for addressing persistent cravings. The video also touches on pain management strategies during and after surgery for patients on buprenorphine or Sublocade, emphasizing the need for communication between the surgical team and addiction specialists. The video provides insights into treating patients with opioid use disorder using different treatment options, highlighting challenges and considerations. No credits were mentioned in the video transcript.

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opioid use disorder

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healthcare settings

pharmacies

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pain management

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