Educational module in which a three subject matter experts discuss the current state of opioid exposed newborns in Tennessee and its cost and the best practices for for perinatal, inpatient, and discharge care of OEN and their mothers.

Educational module in which a subject matter expert discusses (1) the background and incidence of substance and particularly opioid use disorder (OUD) nationally and in Tennessee, (2) the impact of OUD on Tennessee maternal mortality, (3) potentially better practices for screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment of mothers with OUD, (4) treatment guidelines for mothers with OUD, and (4) racial disparities in substance use disorder treatment.

Educational module in which a subject matter expert discusses with a patient the need and benefits of medication assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorders (OUD) and facts that refute biases and stigma associated with MAT and OUD.

Educational module in which subject matter experts on Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) treatment options discuss Medication Assisted Treatment and Medication Assisted Withdrawal/Tapering and how they intersect in patient care.

Educational module where subject matter expert describes and discusses the value of (Perinatal) Quality Collaboratives.

Educational module where subject matter expert describes and discusses discrimination and prejudice against pregnant women with substance use disorders.

Educational module where subject matter expert discusses shared decision making involving mothers with substance use disorders and how that results in improved healthcare and health outcomes.

Educational module in connection with the Safe to Sleep TIPQC Project providing training for conducting a quality improvement project designed for high reliability in improvements where the default action of care givers and patients obtains the desired result.

Educational module providing training for the care of mothers with Opioid Use Disorders.

Educational modules providing skills and techniques to help calm babies and support parents caring for Opioid Exposed Newborns.