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CIAO’s educational materials were developed by the San Francisco Department of Public Health and reviewed by a panel of experts. Materials are regularly updated to include new scientific literature and changes in policy and programming.

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Our materials are meant to be used and shared! If you are interested in using, adapting, or learning more about our materials, please fill out our contact form.

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Last Updated: Apr. 2024

The CIAO teams aims to decrease opioid and stimulant related morbidity and mortality by promoting balanced approaches to care. This Guide was created as a resource for healthcare providers who want to provide a higher standard of care for their patients who use drugs.

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San Francisco based providers can sign up for more in-depth one-on-one educational sessions with a member of the CIAO team here.

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Opioids and Chronic Pain: A guide for primary care providers

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Last Updated: Feb. 2023

Last Updated: Feb. 2021

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Last Updated: June 2018
Pending updates to reflect changes in DEA waiver requirement

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Last Updated: Dec. 2020

As of December 2022, there is no longer a federal requirement for practitioners to have an X-Waiver to prescribe Buprenorphine for the treatment of Opioid Use Disorder (OUD). Only a standard DEA registration number is required. Information from SAMHSA on the intricacies of these changes can be found here.

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Center on Substance Use and Health

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Public Health

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San Francisco, CA 94102

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