Emergency departments are critical access points for treating those with opioid use disorder, making hospitals vital partners in overcoming Michigan’s opioid public health crisis.
Tools for Implementing ED MOUD
In collaboration with the Michigan Health & Hospital Association (MHA) Keystone Center, the Michigan Opioid Partnership led the Emergency Department Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (ED MOUD) initiative, which was designed to increase access to evidence-based ED MOUD throughout the state and support the transition to long-term office-based treatment upon discharge. Approximately half of Michigan’s emergency departments and all ten prepaid inpatient health plan regions have participated in the ED MOUD Initiative.
The following resources are designed—and offered at no cost—to help implement ED MOUD in your hospitals.
Learn More About The Case for ED MOUD in Michigan
SUMMARY FULL REPORT STATEMENT FROM OUR CLINICAL CONSULTANTS
To learn how to implement MOUD in your hospital’s emergency department, check out the following resources.
IMPACT STORIES TRAININGS TOOLS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REPORTS
If you have questions, please contact us at opioidresponse@cfsem.org.
Learning Together
In September 2023, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan brought together medical professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders to recognize progress and lessons learned through the Emergency Department Medication for Opioid Use Disorder Initiative (ED MOUD). Watch the videos to learn more about the ED MOUD evidence-based practice in Michigan.
The Impact of Michigan’s MOUD Initiative
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan and the Michigan Health and Hospital Association (MHA) Keystone Center hosted a symposium about ED MOUD evidence-based practices in the State of Michigan.
Presented with opening remarks from: Elizabeth Hertel, Director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services; Sarah Wedepohl, Vice President, Program, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan; Sarah Scranton, Vice President, Safety & Quality, Michigan Health and Hospital Association; Marissa Natzke, Senior Program Officer, Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan; Tiffany Morelli, Opioid Use Disorder Program Manager, Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital
The Impact of Michigan’s MOUD Initiative
Peer Recovery Coach Services Panel Discussion
Learn more about Peer Recovery Coach Services in the State of Michigan as it relates to emergency departments.
Presented by the following panelists: Moderator: Eric Hulsey, Senior Technical Advisor of Drug Use Epidemiology and Data at Vital Strategies; Sandy Arnold, Jr., Peer Recovery Coach at Sobriety House, Inc.; Dunya Barash, Director of Operations at Families Against Narcotics; Dr. Jacob Manteuffel, Director of Public Health and Emergency Medicine Physician at Henry Ford Health; Erin McClelland, Director of Clinical Services at New Paths, Inc.; Frankee Walker, Peer Recovery Coach Supervisor
Peer Recovery Coach Services Panel Discussion
Harm Reduction Services Panel Discussion
Learn more about Harm Reduction Services in the State of Michigan as it relates to emergency departments.
Presented by the following panelists: Moderator: Becky Cienki, Director of Behavioral Health & Special Projects at Michigan Health Endowment Fund; Dr. Keith Kocher, Emergency Medicine Physician and Director of the Michigan Emergency Department Improvement Collaborative at the University of Michigan; Dr. Colleen Lane, Medical Director for Addiction Medicine at Corewell Health West Michigan; Nancy McDonald, Opioid Overdose Recovery Program Manager at Integrated Services of Kalamazoo; Josh McLenithan, Lead Recovery Coach at Red Project; Dan Wicklund, Nurse Educator for Addiction Medicine at Corewell Health West Michigan
Harm Reduction Services Panel Discussion
Billing and Sustainability Considerations
Presented by Dr. William Beecroft, Medical Director of Behavioral Health, at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Billing and Sustainability Considerations
Racial Disparities in Access to Behavioral Health Services
Presented by Lynda Zeller, Senior Fellow of Behavioral Health, with the Michigan Health Endowment Fund
Racial Disparities in Access to Behavioral Health Services
Inpatient MOUD Services & Addiction Consult Services
Presented by Gresha Eberly, Program Manager of the Hospital Engagement Addiction Resources Team (HEART), and Dr. Cara Poland, Associate Professor at Michigan State University’s College of Human Medicine
Inpatient MOUD Services & Addiction Consult Services
ED MOUD Improves Patient Care, Cuts Hospital Costs
ED MOUD is evidence-based and best practice.
ED MOUD is cost effective and can reduce health care costs.
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