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As part of its dedication to ensuring the successful adoption and dissemination of evidence-based solutions for the prevention, intervention, and treatment of OUDs, CaroNova is committed to providing technical assistance (TA) to interested organizations who would like support with implementing these tools.
Implementation TA is inclusive of a wide array of support, ranging from webinars, peer learning, and expert coaching. There is no cost for North and South Carolina hospitals to receive this assistance and each site can engage at the level of intensity at which they have capacity. Please complete the form below to help us understand your support needs.
The North Carolina Healthcare Foundation is offering a Learning Collaborative opportunity to a cohort of up to eight (8) North Carolina hospitals that have implemented emergency department-based buprenorphine treatment for opioid use disorder. The Learning Collaborative will focus on scaling hospitals’ existing programs and strengthening their ability to facilitate community connections for patients’ ongoing treatment after discharge. Hospitals participating in the Learning Collaborative will receive virtual group learning sessions with expert coaching and technical assistance; peer learning alongside other sites in learning collaborative; access to a clinical expert for ad hoc questions; and access to resource repository. The next Learning Collaborative session will be July 24, 10:00am-11:30am. If you or your hospital are interested in participating, please contact Jessica Foster at jfoster@ncha.org.
To request TA support for your program or organization to support implementing any of the strategies in this Online Library for Opioid Stewardship, please complete this form.
CaroNova’s opioid resource library is designed to be used by health systems in North Carolina and South Carolina to accelerate adoption of best practices for opioid use disorder prevention, treatment, and recovery. The links provided by CaroNova are to publicly available resources. Although these resources are in the public domain, they should be used for educational purposes, and not for any commercial purposes. Please review the source’s restrictions, if any, on using, redistributing or reproducing their documents, toolkits and other information. CaroNova is not a healthcare provider, and the information and resource links available on this website are not intended as a substitute for individual professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. I understand and accept these terms and conditions.