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Opioid Process Improvements Training

​Tackling the opioid crisis in Alberta will require new approaches and an immediate response of the entire health system to change its trajectory. The engagement and response of primary care physicians, teams, and Primary Care Networks (PCNs) will be essential in defining new primary health care approaches to address the crisis and the systemic issues that contribute to the crisis. This curriculum provides examples of evidence-based quality improvement actions that primary care teams can do to help optimize processes for paneled patients who use opioids.

​Intended audience

Primary care physicians, clinical team members, Practice Facilitators

Learning objectives

By the end of this curriculum, learners will be able to:

  • Describe the impact that primary care can have on the opioid crisis in Alberta. 
  • Explain how opioid process improvements support the implementation of the Patient's Medical Home.
  • Support a clinical team to implement the potentially better practices within the opioid care processes change package.

CME

This one-credit per-hour Assessment program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Alberta Chapter for up to 4.0 Mainpro+® credits.

Estimated completion time
3.75 hours

How to Enrol

Learners require a Learn@AMA account to access the curriculum. It's available on-demand which means you can complete it at your own pace, and revisit content anytime.

​Do you have questions? Email learn@albertadoctors.org

The Alberta Medical Association is working to resolve an issue in the Learn@AMA Registration and User Management system. Please contact us at learn@albertadoctors.org for all registration and user management requests. Learn@AMA remains available to access all current training offerings. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience!

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