Opioid or Nope-ioid? Responsibilities and Requirements of Prescribing Schedule II Opioid Drugs

This course meets the requirements set forth by the Dental Board of California to renew a professional dental license. This class provides the most-up-to-date information in a dynamic, informative and interesting presentation.

Cancellations and full refunds available until 72 hrs. prior to course start time. Questions may be submitted ahead of time to: membership@sdcds.org. There will also be an option to enter questions or comments in the chat feature of the Zoom platform.

An email will be sent with instructions on Sept. 11th on how to join the webinar, Zoom link (meeting ID and password) and handouts provided by our instructor. (Please contact membership@sdcds.org or 619-275-7188 for any further questions)

General Information

*Eligible for 1 FREE Member Benefit*
Use coupon code: ‘CEMEMBER2023‘ when in the cart to receive your member benefit
(Coupon code can only be used by SDCDS members once per calendar year for Dental Practice Act/Infection Control, BLS Renewal courses or 2 Hr. Responsibilities and Requirements of Prescribing Schedule II Opioid Drugs.)

Opioid or Nope-ioid? Responsibilities and Requirements of Prescribing Schedule II Opioid Drugs

Pain management in dentistry is not just about filling cavities – it’s about ensuring patient comfort and safety. In this class, doctors will gain the skills to identify various pain management options and regulatory requirements for opioids. They will also learn to recognize signs of substance use disorders in patients and develop strategies to manage vulnerable situations. Join us and become a confident, compassionate provider of dental pain management!

Learning Objectives – Upon completion, the participant shall be able to:

• Identify different types of pain management in dentistry
• Learn the regulatory requirements for prescribers and dispeners of opioids
• Identify signs of substance use disorder in patients and learn ways to manage those vulnerable situations

About Amy Wood

Amy wood is a best selling author, speaker, consultant, and coach. She has a background in healthcare information technology and has spent the last decade as a hipaa educator, risk assessor, and data breach consultant. Out of the hundreds of data breach investigations she has consulted on, her clients have received zero fines and zero patient lawsuits. Amy takes your boring, every day compliance course and turns it into an entertaining and educational conversation

Disclosure of Relevant Financial Relationships: None disclosed

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