Resource Library

Search All Resources

  • Clear All
Tapping Tribal Wisdom: Providing Collaborative Care for Native Pregnant Women With Substance Use Disorders and Their Infants (NCSACW)

Type: Download  

Audience: Clinical  

Clinical care recommendations for pregnant women with SUDs and their infants; based on lessons learned from listening sessions with five tribes in Minnesota conducted in 2018.

Date added: 07/24/21

The Subjective Opioid Withdrawal Scale (SOWS)

Scale for measuring opioid withdrawal that records the patient’s rating of withdrawal on a 16-item scale.

Date added: 07/24/21

Objective Opioid Withdrawal Scale (OOWS)

Scale for measuring opioid withdrawal that relies on clinical observation; useful in measuring objectively measurable symptoms of opioid withdrawal.

Date added: 07/24/21

Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS)

11-item scale designed to be administered by a clinician to rate common signs and symptoms of opiate withdrawal; objective and subjective in nature.

Date added: 07/24/21

Screening and Assessment Tools Chart (NIDA)

Type: Website  

Audience: Clinical  

Chart to assist clinicians in choosing evidence-based screening tools and assessment materials for substance use disorders.

Date added: 07/24/21

A Culture of Respect: Providing Clients with Compassionate Care (didgʷálič)

Learn about how the didgʷálič Wellness Center incorporates harm reduction into their successful approach for treating individuals with opioid use disorder.

Date added: 07/24/21

Identifying and Addressing Barriers to Care (didgʷálič)

Type: Video  

Audience: Clinical  

Removing barriers to care is vital for tackling the opioid epidemic. See how the didgʷálič Wellness Center eliminates barriers to create positive patient outcomes.

Date added: 07/24/21

didgʷálič Wellness Center (didgʷálič)

Type: Video  

Audience: Clinical  

In one year, didgʷálič Wellness Center cut tribal opioid overdose deaths in half. Learn about their unique treatment model from the perspective of staff and clients.

Date added: 07/24/21

Healing Our Patients with Opioid Use Disorder (NPAIHB)

Clinical insights for healthcare providers on effective strategies for treating opioid use disorder and supporting Native patients as they walk the road to recovery.

Date added: 07/24/21

Medication-Assisted Treatment Myths (NPAIHB)

MAT helps many people with opioid use disorder recover. It is more than twice as effective as counseling alone. Learn the facts here.

Date added: 07/24/21