Understanding the Science of Addiction:
Presentations
Presentations can be customized to specific professions and interest areas.
Presentation topics include:
- WHPS program
- Substance use disorder in health professionals
- Increasing awareness of health issues that may affect practice
- Recognizing signs and symptoms of substance use in the workplace
- Regulatory reporting requirements
- Regulatory monitoring programs and other resources
- Stigma Stipend program
For more information or to request a presentation contact:
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Grant Hulteen
grant.hulteen@doh.wa.gov
360-280-6610 -
Melissa Fraser
melissa.fraser@doh.wa.gov
360-789-6279
WHPS Policies and Procedures
| Procedure | Title |
|---|---|
| W30.01 | Confidentiality, Records Management, and Security (PDF) |
| W31.02 | Program Eligibility and Admission Types (PDF) |
| W32.03 | Program Non-Compliance and Discharge Criteria (PDF) |
| W33.01 | Intake (PDF) |
| W34.02 | Substance Use Evaluation and Treatment Services (PDF) |
| W35.02 | Contract Terms and Conditions (PDF) |
| W36.01 | Case Management (PDF) |
| W37.01 | Practice Approval (PDF) |
| W38.01 | Work Site Monitoring (PDF) |
| W39.01 | Professional Peer Support Groups (PDF) |
| W40.02 | Medication Use (PDF) |
| W41.01 | Short Term Analgesic Use (PDF) |
| W42.03 | Drug and Alcohol Testing (PDF) |
| W43.01 | Missed Check-Ins and Tests (PDF) |
| W44.02 | Unauthorized Substance Use (PDF) |
| W45.01 | Cease Practice Requirements(PDF) |
| W46.02 | Graduation (PDF) |
| W47.01 | Outreach and Education (PDF) |
| W48.01 | Office Hours and Standards (PDF) |
| W49.01 | Performance Reports and Procedure Review (PDF) |
- Forms and Publications
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- Consent for Release of Confidential Information (PDF)
- A Guide for Assisting Colleagues Who Demonstrate Impairment in the Workplace (PDF)
- Medication Guide (PDF redirect to Talbot Recovery Centers downloadable Medication Guide)
- Prescription Information Letter and Form (PDF)
- Therapist Report (PDF)
- Sober Support Meeting Attendance Form (PDF)
- Worksite Monitor Education Course (PDF)
- Posters and Brochures
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- WHPS Brochure (PDF)
- Speaking Up Saves Lives! (PDF)
- WHPS Infographic (PDF)
- Working Together Infographic (PDF)
- Support Recovery Confidence Infographic (PDF)
- National Council of State Boards of Nursing Education Resources
- Regulatory Resources
- Recovery Resources
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Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute at the University of Washington
- The Institute is a focal point for alcohol and drug use research providing information to health and social service professionals, policy makers, and the public.
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American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology
- AANA Peer Assistance is support for CRNAs and student registered nurse anesthetists for all aspects related to drugs/alcohol impairment, suspicion of drug diversion, substance use disorder (SUD), adverse event support, and questions related to fitness for duty.
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American Society of Addictions Nursing
- Providing leadership, collaboration, education, support and promoting research and education for the prevention, compassionate intervention, and treatment of addiction.
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Federation of State Physician Health Programs
- Physician Health Programs provide education, outreach, and advocacy to their medical communities in support of physician health and well-being.
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Healthy Nurse Healthy Nation
- The Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation™ (HNHN), is a program of the American Nurses Association Enterprise designed to improve the health of the Nation’s nurses – one nurse at a time.
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National Council of State Boards of Nursing
- The NCSBN provides a variety of resources on substance use disorder in nursing.
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National Organization of Alternative Programs
- NOAP promotes public safety through participation of potentially impaired healthcare professionals in monitored rehabilitation and recovery, emphasizing fitness to practice and retention of competent professionals.
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Northwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center
- The Northwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center (Northwest ATTC) provides services to develop and strengthen the substance use disorder treatment and recovery workforce in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
Additional Links
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Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute at the University of Washington
- Employment Opportunity Resources