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Join us to hear the latest pearls and best practices on talking to patients about vaping, if e-cigarettes can be used to stop smoking cigarettes, and every other question you hadn’t thought to ask about vaping with Drs. Pam Ling (UCSF) and Maya Vijayaraghavan (UCSF).
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Producer/Writer: Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDShow Notes: Zina Huxley-Reicher, MD; Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDCME: Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDInfographic and Cover Art: Zina Huxley-Reicher, MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDReviewer: Kento Sonoda, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuests:. Pam Ling, MD; Maya Vijayaraghavan, MD
Show Segments
00:11 Intro, disclaimer02:22 Guest bios04:28 Guest one-liners10:28 Case from Kashlak11:55 Vape info and definitions14:32 How to discuss vaping with patients17:53 FDA authority over vapes20:37 Development of nicotine (via vaping) use disorder23:29 Questions to ask about use disorder 30:53 E-cigarettes for tobacco cessation35:39 Exploring ways to quit smoking (+/- vapes)39:53 Screening for vaping use disorder; research measures43:10 Resources for e-cigarette cessation 45:33 Medication approaches 48:25 Behavioral supports for e-cigarette cessation 1:00:31 Take Home Points1:05:08 Outro -
From Recreational Use to Possible Therapeutic Interventions
Learn how different hallucinogens act in the body and common dosing strategies. Appreciate the risks of use and the current state of hallucinogen research. We are joined in this episode by Dr. Albert Garcia-Romeu (Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research)
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Intro, disclaimer, guest bioCase from Kashlak; Definitions of hallucinogens and psychedelicsExamples of hallucinogens and mechanisms of actionDosing strategiesRisks of UsePsychedelic Assisted TherapyOutro
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Producer, Writer, Show Notes, Infographic, Cover Art: Kat Mullins, MDHosts: Shawn Cohen, MD and Kat Mullins, MDReviewer: Kento Sonoda, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Albert Garcia-Romeu, PhD -
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Maximize your treatment of alcohol-associated liver disease. Learn how to evaluate liver disease in patients with alcohol use disorder (AUD), choose AUD medications that are safe and effective, and identify patients who may be eligible for early liver transplantation. We’re joined by Dr. Lamia Haque, @lykhaque (Yale School of Medicine).
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Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio 0:00 Guest one-liner 3:10Case from Kashlak 6:30Epidemiology of alcohol-associated liver disease (ALD) 7:40How does alcohol affect the liver? 11:11Spectrum of ALD 13:10Risk factors for ALD 16:13Evaluating for ALD 19:35When to refer to hepatology 33:08Medications for AUD in patients with ALD 37:00Monitoring liver tests for naltrexone 44:27Optimizing treatment for patients who continue drinking 47:18ALD and liver transplantation 50:45Post-transplant care 1:00:15Take-home points 1:02:30Outro 1:04:56Credits
Writer and Producer: Kenneth Morford, MDShow Notes: Kenneth Morford, MDInfographic and Cover Art: Natalie Stahl, MD, MPHHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD. MHS and Kenneth Morford, MDReviewer: Sarah Leyde, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Lamia Haque, MD, MPH -
Spark your learning
We cover clinical pearls from graduating addiction medicine fellows by covering ACAAM’s annual lighting round presentation. Learn about tianeptine, buprenorphine starts in patients with acute hepatitis, vaccinations for persons who inject drugs, and more!
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Producer, Show Notes, Infographics: Carolyn ChanHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD. MHS, Shawn Cohen, MD, Kenneth Morford, MD, Natalie Stahl, MD MPHSReviewer: Sarah Leyde, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPaste
Show Segments
00:00 Intro, disclaimer03:00 Picks of the week07:00 Buprenorphine and hepatitis16:30 Ketamine for withdrawal24:00 Hepatitis B28:20 Tianeptine35:30 Hepatitis C treatment39:00 PETH47:40 Unintended phenobarbital consequences53:40 TBI and overdose risk58:00 Outro -
Expand your practice to include wound care for xylazine-related wounds and learn how to talk to your patients about harm reduction for xylazine. We are joined by Dr. Raagini Jawa (@Raaginizzle, UPMC) and Tehya Johnson, NP (@TehyaRJohnson, Boston Health Care for the Homeless).
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Show notes, infographics, cover art, writer and producer: Zina Huxley-Reicher, MD Hosts: Carolyn Chan, MD. MHS, Zina Huxley-Reicher, MD and Shawn Cohen, MD Reviewer: Payel Jhoom Roy, MD, MScShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuests: Raagini Jawa, MD MPH and Tehya Johnson, NP
Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bios - 01:42 Guest one-liners - 03:22Case from Kashlak - 7:56Definition of xylazine, overview of xylazine in the drug supply and experience of use - 08:38Xylazine test strips and other harm reduction strategies - 15:48Natural history of xylazine wounds - 19:15Creating a welcoming wound care environment - 21:05Red flag symptoms indicating need for oral antibiotics and higher levels of care - 26:18Steps for wound care - 33:27Frequency of wound care - 46:16Pain control in the setting of dressing changes - 51:01Route switching, harm reduction around injecting at the site of the wound - 52:20When to refer to other wound care specialists/plastic surgery - 55:00Take home points - 57:05Outro - 1:00:17 -
OTP yea you know me
Make methadone a part of your practice. Learn how the methadone system in the US works and how you can play an active role in improving care for people with opioid use disorder treated with methadone. We’re joined by Dr. Ruth Potee @DrRuthPotee (website) and Dr. David Frank @highway_dave
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Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio5:00 Guest one-liner10:25 Case from Kashlak; Definitions11:19 Methadone pharmacology and evidence17:08 What an OTP feels like20:25 OTP intake24:45 Talking through methadone with a patient28:15 Personal impact of methadone30:20 Requirements at an OTP33:43 What your patient needs to access an OTP37:25 The line39:06 Dosing/Take homes44:48 Loss of take homes48:39 How to interact with an OTP as a PCP52:50 Methadone at STRs57:03 How to clinicians use their voice to improve things1:00:45 Take home points1:03:00 Plugs1:04:24 OutroCredits
Producer, Writer, Show Notes, Infographic, Cover Art: Shawn Cohen MD Hosts: Carolyn Chan, MD. MHS and Shawn Cohen MDReviewer: Payel Jhoom Roy MD, MScShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Ruth Potee MD, David Frank PhD -
Keep saving lives by prescribing methadone and buprenorphine. Learn how initiations of each have changed in the era of high-potency synthetic opioids (HPSOs) like fentanyl and how to continue to provide person-centered care to people with opioid use disorder. We’re joined by Dr Melissa Weimer, @DrMelissaWeimer (Yale University). This episode is in honor of National Addiction Treatment Week (treataddictionsavelives.org).
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Producers: Shawn Cohen MD, Kenneth Morford MDWriter: Carolyn Chan MD MHSShow Notes: Shawn Cohen MDInfographic and Cover Art: Kenneth Morford MDHosts: Carolyn Chan MD. MHS Shawn Cohen MD, Natalie Stahl MD, Kenneth Morford MDReviewer: Kento Sonoda MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Melissa Weimer DO MCR
Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio 00:00Guest one-liner 05:02National Addiction Treatment Week 06:00Case from Kashlak; Definitions 08:30Starting methadone 11:01Common methadone pitfalls 15:00Buprenorphine precipitated opioid withdrawal 23:50High-dose buprenorphine 32:20Treating buprenorphine precipitated withdrawal 36:50Low-dose buprenorphine 41:50Maintenance dose of buprenorphine 48:15ER buprenorphine 49:00Take home points 53:31 -
Prevent opioid overdoses in your community! We discuss opioid overdose prevention and treatment so you can counsel patients who use substances on ways to decrease their risk of overdose. We discuss optimal ways to respond to hospital overdoses, ideal doses of naloxone, and how to monitor a patient experiencing an overdose clinically. We’re joined by Dr. Alex Walley, MD MsC @AlexanderWalley (Boston University School of Medicine).
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Producer: Natalie Stahl, MD, MPHShow Notes, Infographic, Cover Art: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Natalie Stahl, MD, MPHReviewer: Sarah Leyde, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodpasteGuest: Dr. Alex Walley
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Intro, disclaimer, guest bio: 00:00Guest one-liner: 05:10Case from Kashlak: 07:20Overview of the Overdose Crisis: 08:13Changes in Messaging for Fentanyl OD Prevention: 16:10Naloxone formulations: 22:15Dose and frequency of naloxone: 24:50Counseling a patient on overdose response/prevention: 31:25Good Samaritan Laws: 38:00Responding to hospital overdoses: 40:45OTC naloxone: 51:14Take Home Points: 55:50Outro: 59:19 -
Accelerate your knowledge on low-dose buprenorphine starts for individuals with opioid use disorder. We cover the physiology of how low-dose starts work, different 4-7 day protocols, and how to troubleshoot challenges patients may face. We’re joined by Dr. Eleasa Sokolski, MD (Oregon Health and Sciences University) and Amelia Goff, MSN, FNP (Oregon Health and Sciences University).
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Producer: Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDShow Notes, Infographic, Cover Art: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS & Kenny Morford, MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDReviewer: Sarah Leyde, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Dr. Eleasa Sokolski, MD and Amelia Goff, MSN, FNP
Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio: 0:55Guest one-liner: 5:10Case from Kashlak: 9:05Buprenorphine and fentanyl: 10:20Methods to start buprenorphine: 16:004-day low-dose buprenorphine protocol: 18:20Buprenorphine formulations: 22:30Counseling patients on low dose start: 26:10Patient population considerations: 28:20Troubleshooting; 30:15Outpatient low dose starts: 36:55Take Home Points: 45:14Outro: 50:48 -
Gain insight into how racialized US drug policies, the War on Drugs, and media portrayals of substance use impact our patients in ongoing ways. Learn how you can take action and intentionally promote equity as a clinician! We’re joined by Dr Myra Mathis, @DrMyraMathis (University of Rochester Medical Center)
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Producer, Writer, Show notes, Infographic, Cover Art: Katherine Mullins, MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Katherine Mullins, MDReviewer: Kento Sonoda, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Myra Mathis, MD
Show Segments
Intro 0:00 Disclaimer 2:00 Guest bio 3:30 Episode Pearls 4:36 Guest One-Liner and Intro 5:15 Definitions (race and racism) 7:13 The War on Drugs 9:09 AntiDrug Abuse Act of 1986 11:47 Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 14:10 Policy in the Fentanyl Era 15:15 Mass Incarceration + Downstream Effects 17:30 Media Portrayals 19:24 Current Treatment Landscape 23:29 Disparities in Overdose Deaths 25:50 The Parallel System of White Supremacy 26:41 The Clinician’s Role: Advocacy on the Policy Level 27:40 The Clinician’s Role: Advocacy on the Clinic Level 29:22 Harm reduction 30:25 - 32:44 -
Learn about long-acting injectable (LAI) buprenorphine for the treatment of opioid use disorder with Dr. Ken Lee, an addiction medicine provider in Canada. We go over the basics of using LAI buprenorphine, tips and tricks for troubleshooting with patients as well as newer protocols that Dr. Lee and his colleagues use.
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Show Notes, Cover Art, Infographics, Producer: Zina Huxley-Reicher, MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Zina Huxley-Reicher, MDReviewer: Payel Jhoom Roy, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Dr. Ken Lee
Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio - 1:58Guest one-liner - 4:15Case from Kashlak; Definitions - 5:27Injectable MOUD - 6:14Plasma levels of buprenorphine - 7:14Relative contraindications to LAI buprenorphine- 8:51Tips for Patient Counseling - 12:28Starting LAI buprenorphine - 16:01Side effects of LAI bup - 25:45Administering LAI bup - 29:06Dosing Interval - 31:53Other LAI considerations - 42:19Take home points - 47:24Outro - 49:18 -
Jumpstart your knowledge on how to counsel patients in primary care to help decrease their risk of returning to substance use! Learn how to help patients identify triggers, develop plans on how to navigate high-risk situations & so much more! We are joined by psychologist Dr. Eve Lasswell PsyD at the University of California San Diego!
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Producer: Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDShow Notes, Infographics, Cover Art: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Era Kryzhanovskaya, MDReviewer: Kento Sonoda, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Dr. Eve Lasswell, PsyD
Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio 00:00Guest one-liner 5:30Case from Kashlak 8:25Preparing for a visit 9:22Pre - Planning At Risk Scenarios 17:25Marlatt’s Framework 18:50People, places, and things 22:55Pearls and Pitfalls 27:30Virtual Visits 31:50Time Limited Visits 35:20Mutual Support Groups 38:35Sustained Remission 45:50Substance Specific Tips 47:15Take Home Points 49:20Outro 53:30 -
Interpret urine drug tests (UDT) like a toxicologist! Learn how to approach interpreting positive opiates, opioids, and benzodiazepines in UDT. We discuss the nuances of interpreting UDT, false positives, and how to counsel a patient prior to ordering the test. We’re joined by Dr. Timothy Weigand @TwToxMD (University of Rochester Medical Center).
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Producer: Natalie Stahl, MD, MPHShow Notes, Cover Art, Infographic: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS, and Natalie Stahl MD, MPHReviewer: Kento Sonoda, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPasteGuest: Dr. Timothy WiegandShow Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio 00:00Guest one-liner: 05:17Case from Kashlak: 09:42Types of Urine Drug Testing (UDT): 10:37Detection Window 22:07Interpreting Opiates and Opioids UDT 25:26Resources to Interpret UDT 39:20False Positives 43:29Discussing Results with a Patient 45:52Interpreting UDT - Buprenorphine 48:47Specimen Validity Testing 50:22Saliva Testing 54:56Outro 1:01:28 -
Learn to take a trauma-informed criminal legal history, tailor your MOUD prescribing to meet the needs of patients impacted by the criminal legal system, and advocate for high-quality care in the carceral system and the community. We’re joined by Dr. Lisa Puglisi, @pugleesa (Yale University)
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Producer, writer, show notes, infographic, cover art: Shawn Cohen MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD and Shawn Cohen MDReviewer: Sarah Leyde MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MDTechnical Production: PodpasteGuest: Lisa Puglisi MD
Show Segments
Intro, disclaimer, guest bio 0-3:50Learning points 3:50-4:40Case from Kashlak 4:40-5:51Mass incarceration as context 5:51-7:45Taking a criminal legal history 7:45-16:27Addressing law enforcement in the hospital 16:27-18:00Health risks of incarceration 18:00-24:39Opioid Use Disorder and the criminal legal system 24:39-36:00Documentation 36:00-39:53Parole, probation, and advocacy 39:53-43:10Transitioning home 43:10-46:42Addressing law enforcement in the hospital part 2 46:42-49:45MOUD when leaving the hospital 49:45-57:28Take homes 57:28-59:05Plugs 59:05-1:01:15Guest one-liner, Picks of the Week* 1:01:15-1:03:43Outro 1:03:43-1:04:54 -
Distill the management of inpatient alcohol withdrawal down to its core with Dr. Shawn Cohen (@ShawnCohen_MD, Yale University). This episode is full of practical pearls, and we discuss the ins and outs of managing alcohol withdrawal in the hospital setting. Learn how to triage patients in the hospital, which benzodiazepines to select, the pathophysiology of alcohol withdrawal, and phenobarbital for the management of alcohol withdrawal.
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Producer, writer, show notes, cover art, and infographic: Zina Huxley-Reicher, MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD and Zina Huxley-Reicher, MDReviewer: Payel Jhoom Roy, MD, MScShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MDTechnical Production: PodpasteGuest: Dr. Shawn Cohen
Show Segments
Intro 0:00Guest bio - 3:17Case 1- 5:20Alcohol withdrawal pathophysiology - 6:10Kindling effect - 9:05Diagnosing alcohol withdrawal and clinical withdrawal scales - 10:12Severe alcohol withdrawal definition - 15:26 Triaging a patient - 16:50Medication management for alcohol withdrawal syndrome- 19:37Decisions between benzodiazepines and phenobarbital and formulation - 23:47Choices of benzodiazepines in hepatic impairment - 26:30 Symptom triggered vs. fixed protocol - 28:10Benzodiazepine resistant alcohol withdrawal - 33:33Timeline of alcohol withdrawal syndrome symptoms - 42:38ICU management of alcohol withdrawal - 46:27Discharge planning and management of alcohol use disorder - 48:50Take home points - 51:45Lightning round- 53:43Outro - 56:01 -
Crush chronic pain with buprenorphine. Learn how to assess chronic pain and opioid use disorder (OUD) in patients on long-term opioid therapy, when to consider buprenorphine, and how to make the switch. We’re joined by addiction medicine and pain management expert, Dr. William Becker (Yale School of Medicine).
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Show Segments
Disclaimer 0:52Intro, guest bio 1:18Case from Kashlak; Definitions 4:22Assessing chronic pain and long-term opioid use 5:22 Treatment options when patients are not benefitting from opioids 11:55 Buprenorphine for chronic pain 14:28Assessing OUD in patients on long-term opioid therapy 15:54Buprenorphine mechanism of action 19:17When to consider buprenorphine for chronic pain 21:12Buprenorphine formulations 24:25Switching from full agonist opioids to buprenorphine 29:02Adding full agonists to buprenorphine 39:30Take Home Points 46:07Plug 47:38Lightning round 48:32Outro 50:20
Credits
Show Notes, Writer, Producer, Cover Art, Infographics: Kenneth Morford, MDHosts: Carolyn Chan, MD and Kenneth Morford, MDReviewer: Payel Jhoom Roy, MD, MScShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MDTechnical Production: PodpasteGuest: Dr. William Becker -
Bring some heart to the care of people with IDU-IE. Learn how to provide person-centered care addressing both the acute infection and SUD and when/how to advocate for surgical treatment. We’re joined by Dr. Ayesha Appa @AyeshaAppaMD, (UCSF)
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Manage opioid use disorder in pregnancy. Learn how to counsel patients about the importance of medication and medication options, how to think about neonatal abstinence syndrome and recommendations for the postpartum period. We are joined by Dr. Mishka Terplan, on Twitter @do_less_harm (Friends Research Institute).
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Intro, disclaimer: 0:00Guest bio: 3:00Case from Kashlak: 5:28Opioid Use in Pregnancy: 6:17Approach to a patient: 12:21Medication Options for OUD During Pregnancy: 13:09Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome: 25:46Dosing Considerations: 29:28Psychosocial Interventions: 38:02Reporting / Notification Requirements: 39:32Postpartum care: breastfeeding: 48:04Take home: 52:12Lightning Round: 55:22Outro: 57:39Claim free CME for this episode at curbsiders.vcuhealth.org!
Writer, Producer, Show Notes, Infographic, Cover Art: Kat Mullins, MD
Hosts: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS and Kat Mullins, MD
Reviewer: Kento Sonoda, MD
Showrunner and CME: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHS
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Put on your Primary Care Cat-Hat
We are thrilled to be back to kick off season 2! Carolyn Chan, MD (@CarolynAChan) soon to be at the University of Cincinnati, Shawn Cohen MD (@ShawnCohen_MD) at Yale University, Kenneth Morford MD at Yale University, and Natalie Stahl MD (@NanouTheNomad) at Greater Lawrence Family Health Center are back and on this episode, they answer burning questions submitted by listeners. We cover topics such as targeted naltrexone, increasing buprenorphine doses, treating kratom dependence, and so much more!
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Producer, Show Notes: Kenneth Morford, MDInfographic and Cover Art: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSHosts: Carolyn Chan MD, MHS, Shawn Cohen MD, Kenneth Morford MD, Natalie Stahl MD, MPHReviewer: Payel Jhoom Roy, MDShowrunner: Carolyn Chan, MD, MHSTechnical Production: PodPaste -
Tackle smoking cessation by offering your patients evidence-based treatment options. We discuss pharmacotherapy, mindfulness, and practical tips on how to manage short-acting nicotine replacement therapy to help your patient stop smoking. We are joined by Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos from Hopkins (@Panagis21).
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