Substance Use Disorder  Education & Naloxone Distribution

Substance Use Disorder Education & Naloxone Distribution

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Course Overview

4-part virtual training series on overdose education and naloxone distribution for

perinatal professionals across Tennessee.

Course Content

This material is non-CME, no credits are available, and a certificate will not be provided upon completion.

Course Details

Duration
0.00 hour
Released
Sep 11, 2026
Last Review
Sep 11, 2026
Expires
Sep 11, 2029

Objectives

At the end of the webinar series those participating will be able to understand following subjects.

• Substance Use Disorder During Pregnancy and Postpartum: The Role of Overdose

Education and Naloxone

•Therapeutic Reconciliation: A New Framework to Reduce Stigma in Perinatal

Addiction

• Overdose Recognition and Naloxone Teaching: Using Scripting and Language to

Educate Patients and Families

• Perinatal Naloxone Distribution: How to Build Systems that Reach Families and

Communities

Target Audience

Perinatal-facing providers, including clinicians, pharmacists, social workers, case managers,

home health workers, nurses, doulas, peer recovery support specialists, substance use

navigators, and allied clinical and community professionals across the state.

Faculty & Disclosure

Faculty

Mary Duncan

Disclosure

Mary Duncan discloses no such relationships exist

Accreditation

This course has not been accredited for continuing medical education (CME).

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