This live session provides a focused, case-based review of stimulant use disorders, emphasizing assessment, management, and emerging trends related to cocaine, methamphetamine, and synthetic stimulant use.
What This Includes
• Epidemiology, patterns of use, and evolving trends in stimulant supply• Pharmacology and mechanisms of action of cocaine, methamphetamine, and synthetic stimulants• Health risks and medical complications associated with stimulant use• Recognition and management of stimulant intoxication and withdrawal, including acute complications• Interpretation of urine toxicology results in the context of stimulant use• Behavioral interventions and contingency management strategies for stimulant use disorders• Current evidence regarding off-label pharmacologic treatment options• Clinical considerations related to co-occurring conditions, harm reduction, and unique patterns of stimulant use
What to Expect
• Live, faculty-led instruction delivered in an interactive online format• Case-based discussion highlighting real-world clinical presentation and management challenges• Structured content aligned with the ACAAM National Addiction Medicine Didactic Curriculum and ABPM content areas• Emphasis on high-yield concepts for board review and clinical application• Practical guidance for treating stimulant use disorders across a range of clinical settings
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