Communicate & Collaborate

Stakeholders asked for more opportunities to communicate and collaborate. This section offers information about existing collaborations across the state, a calendar of relevant events, links to news feeds and advocacy resources, and opportunities to collaborate online via Workspaces.

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Ask questions of your peers, share your experiences, and collaborate on a project using Workspaces

Find out about upcoming addictions-related events and browse the archive of past events.

Workforce Issues Related to Physical and Behavioral Healthcare Integration Specifically Substance Use Disorders and Primary Care: A FrameworkWorkforce Issues Related to Physical and Behavioral Healthcare Integration Specifically Substance Use Disorders and Primary Care: A FrameworkEven systems working collaboratively often approach the same topic using different language, procedures and points of reference.

It is just as important for addictions workers to be familiar with the work of collaborating departments as it is for those workers to have basic training in addictions.

Key state and national organizations advocate for the substance use and addictions workforce.

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