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MACS

Maryland Addiction Consultation Service (MACS)

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MACS provides support to prescribers and their practices, pharmacists, and healthcare teams in addressing the needs of patients with substance use disorders and chronic pain management.


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For clinical questions, resources, and referral information

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Training opportunities and events

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Offering support to maternal health providers in addressing the needs of their pregnant and postpartum patients with substance use disorders

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Implement or expand office-based services for substance use disorders

Upcoming Events & Trainings

28 Sep
Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Integrated with Primary Care: Counts toward the 8-hour SUD training requirement of the MATE Act 12 pm | Live, interactive CME training

Presented by Dr. Mike Fingerhood

Hosted by MACS and BHIPP

4 Oct
MACS OTP ECHO Clinic: Recent Regulatory Changes and their Impact on MOUD 12:30 pm | Interactive virtual learning community

Starting Wednesday, September 6, join our learning community for presentations and case-based discussions specially designed for providers in an OTP setting with Drs. Devang Gandhi, Malik Burnett, and Aaron Greenblatt.

Attending any of the MACS ECHO Clinic sessions counts toward the 8-hour SUD training requirement of the MATE Act.

 

10 Oct
Maternal Health ECHO Clinic: Cannabis Use and Pregnancy 8 am | Interactive virtual learning community

Starting September 12th, 2023 join us every 2nd Tuesday of the month from 8:00 am to 9:00 am for presentations and case-based discussions designed for providers in maternal health settings with Drs. Katrina Mark and Christopher Welsh.

Attending any of the MACS ECHO Clinic sessions counts toward the 8-hour SUD training requirement of the MATE Act.

The Maryland Addiction Consultation Service is administered by the University of Maryland School of Medicine and funded by the Maryland Department of Health, Behavioral Health Administration.