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The Governor's Institute is a non-governmental, non-profit focused on improving North Carolina’s effectiveness and success in prevention, treatment and recovery of substance use disorders.
We have long-standing partnerships across the NC medical and behavioral health communities, research and training institutions and state and federal agencies including the NC Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Services (DMH,DD,SUS), the NC Division of Public Health and the Federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
We have long-standing partnerships across the NC medical and behavioral health communities, research and training institutions and state and federal agencies including the NC Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Services (DMH,DD,SUS), the NC Division of Public Health and the Federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Bridging the Transition Gap from Service to Academia
Nick Drake, the director of military and veteran services at North Carolina State University, and Kevin Rumley, program director at the Buncombe County Veterans Treatment Court, share valuable perspectives on the challenges of transitioning from the military to higher education. Nick's journey from the army reserves to academia has equipped him with the knowledge and experience to guide military students through the academic landscape. He emphasizes the importance of providing support and services tailored to the unique needs of military students, from pre-service decision-making to career placement. Kevin, a Marine veteran who overcame injury in combat and addiction to pursue higher education, stresses the significance of mentorship and community for veterans navigating the cultural differences of academic life. Their insights underscore the need for universities to invest in resources and programs that support military students in their transition to higher education.
NC STRIVE is hosted by Jon Camp and produced by Earfluence.
NC STRIVE is hosted by Jon Camp and produced by Earfluence.
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Webisode 14 - Interpreting Drug Screens
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Webisode 14 - Interpreting Drug Screens
Webisode 9 - Standing Orders and Scope of Practice Issues
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Webisode 9 - Standing Orders and Scope of Practice Issues
Webisode 6 - Benzodiazepines, Alcohol, & Opioids
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Webisode 6 - Benzodiazepines, Alcohol, & Opioids
Webisode 10 - Admission Criteria and Exceptions
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Webisode 10 - Admission Criteria and Exceptions
Webisode 5 - Effective Use of the Controlled Substance Reporting System (CSRS)
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Webisode 5 - Effective Use of the Controlled Substance Reporting System (CSRS)
Webisode 2 - 8-Point Take Home Criteria
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Webisode 2 - 8-Point Take Home Criteria
Understanding the Military Student
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Brad Wrenn and Abby Kinch are dedicated advocates for student veterans, each bringing a wealth of experience and insight into higher education for this unique community. Brad, who served as a meteorologist in the Army and now specializes in executive education and leadership, emphasizes the importance of viewing student veterans as assets and bridging the gap between civilian and military stude...
Virtual Services - Cohen Military Family Clinic
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Virtual Services - Cohen Military Family Clinic
Woodpeckers Salute Veterans and Military Community
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Woodpeckers Salute Veterans and Military Community
GWG Expert Panel: The Legal Frontlines: Addressing Substance Use Among Justice-Involved Veterans
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GWG Expert Panel: The Legal Frontlines: Addressing Substance Use Among Justice-Involved Veterans
Mayor Baldwin's Opening Remarks at NCGWG
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Mayor Baldwin's Opening Remarks at NCGWG
S3 E6: Cannabis Update + New Drugs on the Radar
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S3 E6: Cannabis Update New Drugs on the Radar
S3 E5: Evolution of Fentanyl: Understanding the Relevance of Xylazine
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S3 E5: Evolution of Fentanyl: Understanding the Relevance of Xylazine
S3 E4: Emerging Trends in Overdose Mortality Against the Backdrop of Growing Fentanyl and Methamp...
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S3 E4: Emerging Trends in Overdose Mortality Against the Backdrop of Growing Fentanyl and Methamp...
S3 E3: Understanding Buprenorphine: Q&A with a Physician and a Pharmacist
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S3 E3: Understanding Buprenorphine: Q&A with a Physician and a Pharmacist
S3 E1: Let's Talk About Buprenorphine with a Physician
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S3 E1: Let's Talk About Buprenorphine with a Physician
North Carolina Governor's Working Group on Service Members, Veterans, and their Families 2023
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North Carolina Governor's Working Group on Service Members, Veterans, and their Families 2023
NCServes for Veterans, Service Members and Military Families
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NCServes for Veterans, Service Members and Military Families
North Carolina Opioid and Prescription Drug Abuse Advisory Committee [OPDAAC] Meeting - 12/09/22
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North Carolina Opioid and Prescription Drug Abuse Advisory Committee [OPDAAC] Meeting - 12/09/22
I think it should be a “behind the counter” drug with a cap on the amount you can buy.
Postop.
A " family doctor " ,not a pain specialist
In india too we get free buprenorphine..so fortunate for addicts..
This guy if a paid bad actor. He is moving the population to a life long pharma synthetic compound. This type of doctor causes humans to run to street drugs thanks to DEA fears not care. The system is very broken, shut down the AMA and reopen the over 300 medical schools they closed in the last 60 years. We currently only have drug company doctors a profesion that is much more than patients.
Hello my name is.....DEA paid 'Doctor'.
Stop calling being a dope fiend a disorder cuz its not.Nobody is born with it so its not a disorder.This is all about money cuz when a hospital treats a dope fiend,they get paid more by treating a fake disorder.I just had my 11th ankle surgery.Over the yrs i aquired a opioid dependancy.That was not from a disorder.It was from me being stupid and nothing else.I have no disorder,i had a pain pill addiction
Pls give me your number
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This is such an incredible program. Our nonprofit houses several individuals in the veterans treatment program. We are proud to support such an important initiative.
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Are there any Health Risks to long term Prescribing of Buprenorphine?
Given the lethality of the current drug market with its many adulterants including fentanyl and fentanyl analogues, for the vast majority of individuals, the benefit of reducing the chance of fatal overdose far outweighs the medical side effects. However, as a partial opioid agonist, buprenorphine does have the expected side effects, most of which do not pose problems for continued use. Additionally, there are safety concerns including interactions with other drug classes that need to be considered. For information about safety including interactions with other drug classes, see Tables 3 and 4 from this 2018 American Family Physician article: www.aafp.org/pubs/afp/issues/2018/0301/p313.html
iam a former heroin addict but buprenorhine dont works for me i take 10mg and i cant function what can i do ??? one friend recoment me to go to methadone program
I think it's important to reframe this discussion just slightly. Substance abuse - across the board - is statistically correlated with TRAUMA and is not exclusive to the LGBT community.
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Had to go the Methadone route with today's Fentanyl. Fell off the subs after I was addicted to Oxy/Heroin and couldn't get back on them when everything changed to Fentanyl. It still took about 10 days of the Methadone everyday to start mitigating the withdrawals I was getting from Fent.
Yes, she is right, but what if all these symptoms acurred simultaneously? I experienced that, when I was taking my medication correctly. (Methadon, Gabapentin and Valium for sleep) I have experienced WD before, and this was exactely like that. I am still in the middel of it. The doctor don`t know what to do. Very scary!
Just remember, very few Chronic Pain Patients are invited to these webinars. Our lived experience is not important. Yet we are ruled by laws these people come up with. Most laws are harmful to us. We would be better off if we were addicts. There are rehabs, support groups, counsellors snd suicide watch. We have none of that. We have no rights, no say in our treatment. We do not abuse our medications on the whole. We just want what opiates give us...pain relief. These people regard us with suspicion, bully us, threaten us. We feel like criminals despite doing nothing wrong. I have been on opiates for 20 plus years. No side effects. I live a small life. The tone of this webinar was dismissive, patronising and not suitable for a 'little bit of trivia'. These people havent a clue.Or they lie.
Suboxon removes the testosterone from my body just like what hydrocodone did. How do I get off of this drug?! I’ve tried myself by cutting down but no luck just went into withdrawal. Is there any hope for me? Peace Mike
Another big myth is that buprenorphine is for the treatment of addiction. I have severe dextroscoliosis that caught up with me around the age of 70. It is with me for life now. The current climate about prescribing opiates left my pain insufficiently treated. I was never addicted to traditional opiates and have always been able to taper myself off short term pain prescriptions. Buprenorphine has managed my pain enough to get me back up out of my chair again. However, the patch is very expensive and causes severe skin irritation. I still have the rigid rules controlling the dispensation of my prescription. I can't imagine buprenorphine being abused since there is no high. I hate the stigma and the fact that I am treated as a potential criminal for merely wanting to not live in constant pain.
If you don’t have chronic pain you shouldn’t be making the rules regarding it and those that suffer with it daily
Suboxone gave me a really stable life
VSED>Gaslighting Like many government policies, the cruelty of the PROP/CDC policy was the point. Take a look at the overdose numbers since they began this murderous policy.
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DO NOT!! GET ON THIS STUFF... 15 YEAR TO GET FROM 24ML TO ZERO. ITS HELL TO GET OFF.. ESP IF YOU SUFFER DEPRESSION
I WAS LOST. I could not follow him.
THIS GUY HAS NO FUCKING CLUE
Hi.........fier arm prevention.
Addiction most of the time is the consequence to a mental problem. You need an addiction or a “crutch” to be able to cope in life with a lot of mental problems and traumas that you’ve been carrying most of your life. Rejection, not finding or feeling love, traumas, fears, etc the list is endless! What they should do instead of giving them a new needle is to get to the root of the cause. Most people need to do therapy (some may need years of therapy) to be able to really heal. Don’t treat the consequence, treat the cause! Get them access to pro bono therapist, free therapy groups, access to self help books, self help videos, etc there are a lot of ways to help people. Needle exchange programs are not the answer. czcams.com/video/IppZrKslVVc/video.htmlfeature=shared Apparently, HIV, hepatitis B, C, and other diseases, etc, are more expensive for the government because they’re lifetime treatments. So by creating Harm Reduction or Needle exchange facilities save money to the taxpayers. They don’t care about the addicts, they just care about the money. Do some research, a dollar invested in syringe exchange programs saves at least $6 in avoided costs associated with HIV alone.
Not even going to bother watching because I am treated like a junkie for using opiates for pain, never get a high and know the opioid crisis is a construct by corrupt doctors using rat studies.I also know addicts are everywhere, my own tablets were stolen in hospital while I was having surgery, tablets went missing at the pharmacy obviously taken by a staff member. I am not an addict but opiates are the only medication that works for me. This is fear mongering at its worst, by anti opioid hysterics. You try having constant pain, lady.
I’m confused now, if I’m on methadone wouldn’t it be a waste of time to take short acting opioids?
Yes. Non-narcotics are usually more effective. One exception may be acute orthopedic pain.
Thank You. Are you a law firm?
No we are a private nonprofit.
Excellent - What's your agency called? May I get a free consult? (For PTSD - MST)@@GovInst
Saved my life, treated for crushing & degloving of my arm in a machine & Buprenorphine gave me back, my life, and its a normal one, since 2009, It saves lives, did for me, managed my pain great & I have had zero, issues, it works!
So you’re telling me I can take Percocet for acute pain while on Suboxone?
Thank you for this helpful resource.
the thing that pisses me off is the pharmaceutical industry got so many hooked on opiates and now they got us on suboxone. its so much easier than the days of the Chinese opium wars .
suboxone does give you your life back . i think its a better option than quitting opiates cold turkey. because you need to get back to a normal functioning life for awhile in order to not go back to that crazy life. then eventually you will want to quit the subixone.
This guy has NEVER HAD PAIN OR CHRONIC PAIN, SO SHUSH!! None of those work for or chronic pain. We have tried all your monkey testing so called reliefs! THEY DONT WORK!! THANKS $&#&$ FOR KILLING AMERICA SLOWLY! That's the plan right??!! Y'all make me sick!! People are lying in pain who cares!! Not you! Give them some rub a dub cream. Make them exercise while in pain!!?? Smart guy!
This is such an exciting subject matter. It's truly unfortunate and disappointing that Mark, the chosen government instructor is lackluster, at best. Random polls that aren't even on the syllabus.. "Anyone? Anyone? Anyone?" I've listened to several others, albeit some not pertaining to the State of MO, that have been truly inspiring and eye-opening. These changes have needed to be made for so many years now. Dealing with the pandemic was a hard time for all, however, results like these were able to get the needed time dedicated and the breakdown from years of research - along with the opioid crisis simultaneously definitely breathed life into all of this dissected information regarding SUD's, patient respect, care and the privacy ALL patients should be treated with.
Ive taken 16mg every day for years , havent looked back since. Never ever will i do heroin again
Bupinorphine has been the WORST medication I ever was on. NO PAIN RELEIF, NO WITHDRAWAL RELEIF, horrible experience........
Are toilets in medical offices ADA compliant. Standard toilets are so low that a physically disabled person can't sit on it or stand up from it. What are disabled patients supposed to do?
Good Lord! You make so much sense it hurts. Lol. We lost our beautiful 27 yo daughter exactly as you described: she was off the oxy for 2 months, lost her tolerance, and the cravings came back so she took her same old dose. She died in her sister’s bathroom putting on her makeup. She left behind a two year old son and a mother who became hollow. If she had been on Suboxone she would be alive today. Peace, AM
I had a kidney stone and was writhing on the floor in the hospital and I was given nothing. I was left to suffer so badly. It was bad.. I have broken bones and all kinds of problems and kidney stones is the worse.
Had all my teeth destroyed and my jaw is cruMBLING . THESE VIDEOS NEVER ADDRESS THE PROBLEM OF ROTTING YOUR TEETH. YOU GUYS ALWAYS DOWN PLAY THE SIDE EFFECTS BY BLAMING THE PATIENT!
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