Understanding When Substance Use is Industrial (1hr)

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Learning Objectives
Recognize substance use as an industrial injury that often develops in response to trauma, pain, and workplace culture rather than as a personal failing.
Identify key warning signs and turning points that indicate when an injured employee may need a higher level of coordinated, evidence-based care.
Describe the core elements of quality treatment programs, including trauma-informed practices, medical and psychological safety, cultural competence, and social connection.
Evaluate treatment options effectively by distinguishing evidence-based, integrated care from fragmented or isolating approaches that can hinder recovery and prolong disability.
Course Offering: Meeting, Seminar, Workshop, or Webinar - Live (delivered in real time)
Domain Focus: Psychosocial Concepts and Support Systems, Quality and Outcomes Evaluation and Measurements
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CE Credits: 1.00