Substance Use Disorder WorkshopSunday, October 1; 8:30 AM – 5:00 PMThis 1-day workshop will provide attendees with knowledge on substance use disorders in hospice and palliative care and treatment that includes the interdisciplinary team. Tailored to comfort care and end-of-life practice, attendees will learn about substance use disorders, the historical context of how we got to where we are today, neurobiology of addiction, risk factors and trauma-informed care, diversion, diagnosis, and treatment. The workshop will conclude with education on how to support families and loved ones as well as ethical considerations. This workshop will be tailored to physicians, advanced practice providers, and pharmacists. 8 hours of continuing education credit will be available for nurses and physicians who attend the full day program and will meet the DEA MATE training requirement. Breakfast and a working lunch are included.Learning Outcomes: Understand a historical perspective of substance use and addiction. Confidence in identifying and managing patients with substance use disorders. Construct treatment plans that include the interdisciplinary hospice and palliative care team. Continuing Education:8 hours of continuing education credit will be available for nurses and physicians who attend the entire program. Click here for more information on CE/CME.