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SBIRT Training

IN-PERSON Or Virtual TRAINING FOR COLORADO PROVIDERS

SBIRT in Colorado provides no-cost interactive two hour trainings for health and mental health professionals. The trainings educates providers on how to implement screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment in their care setting. Continuing education credits are available for nurses, social workers, pharmacists, and physicians.

 
 

Training content includes:

  • Information on national and state-level effects of substance use on public health

  • Information about the relationship between an individual’s substance use and their health outcomes

  • Basic motivational interviewing principles and techniques

  • An explanation of the SBIRT process including the brief negotiated interview approach to brief interventions

  • Opportunities to practice each step of the SBIRT process

  • Continuing education credits are available upon completion

To schedule a training in your community or organization, email SBIRTinfo@peerassistanceservices.org, or click one of the dates highlighted on the SBIRT Training Calendar to register for a scheduled training.

 
 

*The planners and faculty have no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies pertaining to the content presented in this program.


 

online virtual simulation training

The no-cost virtual training allows a provider to role play SBIRT implementation. With engaging videos and simulations of realistic patient avatars and situations, clinicians practice how they would discuss substance use with individuals. Access online training here. CNE, and CME credits are available.

PAS partners with Kognito Solutions to make online training available to health and mental health professionals in Colorado. For out-of-state licensing information, visit www.Kognito.com.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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Technical Assistance

SBIRT technical assistance can be provided by phone, email, or zoom to clinics, hospitals, and other organizations. Topics include:

  • Clinical/Operational Workflow Assessment

  • SBIRT in specific populations: women, adolescents, and older adults

  • SBIRT for marijuana use

  • SBIRT for safe medication prescribing

  • Motivational Interviewing coaching for staff

  • Substance use disorder treatment resources

  • Utilization of technology to support SBIRT implementation

  • Development of SBIRT champions and trainers within an organization

For technical assistance inquiries, contact SBIRTinfo@peerassistanceservices.org