Opiate Crisis in America—When Will It End? presented by Lowell Robertson, MD
Satisfies Substance Abuse Requirement for Oklahoma Licensure
The Oklahoma Academy of Physician Assistants recorded the lecture, “Opiate Crisis in America—When Will It End?” during the 50th Annual OAPA CME Conference. This lecture was presented by Lowell J. Robertson, M.D., Internal Medicine/Addiction Medicine, Director of Detoxification, Co-Occurring Disorders, and In-patient Services, Grand ARC-TSA, OHPP Director, Assistant Clinical Professor.
This lecture will satisfy the Oklahoma Medical Board of Licensure & Supervision required one-hour Category I CME on the topic of substance abuse for Oklahoma PA license renewal.
At the conclusion of the presentation, the participant should be able to:
- Discuss the history of opioid epidemics in the US.
- Describe the severity of the current opioid epidemic.
- List facts/statistics surrounding the opioid epidemic.
Please watch the informative video, and complete the session evaluation. Once you have viewed the recorded lecture and completed the online session evaluation for this lecture, you will be provided a certificate of completion.
If you have already filled out the below course evaluation you do NOT need to fill it out again. Your CME credit has already been issued and can by found on your CME log HERE. If you can not remember if you completed the below evaluation. PLEASE check your CME log HERE before you complete the evaluation. This will prevent duplicate hours being issued.
Course Evaluation
Successful completion of the evaluation (3 question evaluation) is required to earn Category 1 CME credit.
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