Thursday, June 17, 2020
10 a.m. PDT | 11 a.m. MDT | 12 p.m. CDT | 1 p.m. EDT
Guests discuss the need for increased high-quality MAT access now and after the pandemic and how Cordant’s managed pharmacy program has helped patients being treated for addiction stay adherent to their treatment plans.
Your patient’s initial drug screen result is positive for an opioid, but which one? Was it one that was prescribed, an illicit drug, or possibly something else?
Does your patient’s positive drug test result show alcohol consumption, or could it be because they have diabetes?
Your patient’s urine drug test result shows a higher level of THC than the last time. Does that mean they’ve used the drug recently?
Can excessive use of hand sanitizer be the cause of a drug test that’s positive for ethyl glucuronide (EtG) and ethyl sulfate (EtS), metabolites of ethanol?
Is it possible that consuming poppy seeds can make you test positive for morphine or heroin use?
Learn more about saliva drug testing—how it is used, how to interpret test results, and why it may be a good fit for your practice or agency now and after the current health crisis.
Cordant’s pharmacy solution can help ensure patients have access to buprenorphine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether you work in criminal justice or drug courts, addiction treatment or pain management, if you’re not drug testing for mental health medication adherence, what are you missing?
Learn the answers to the most commonly asked questions on drug testing results fielded by our expert toxicology team.
Learn about the common methods used to “cheat” a urine drug test and how to detect them.
Learn about testing for alcohol use and drug testing result interpretation in relation to EtG/EtS testing.
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