Sessions

Finding a balance between standardization and individualization is critical to meeting the unique needs of both patients and trainees. Central to this approach is the involvement of patients, families, trainees, and other interprofessional team members as co-creators in the design, delivery, and evaluation of training interventions. This mini-workshop session will illustrate and provide interactive opportunities for attendees to identify methods for engaging diverse participants in the co-creation process during clinical research projects.

This workshop about a team-based care clinic, Buprenorphine Clinic, for individuals with substance use disorder provides discussions regarding the practice of psychological safety and understanding that trust and harm reduction build a bridge to recovery. The workshop will touch on three of the five aims in the Quintuple Aim. It addresses patient experience by building trust with patients in recovery in a safe space, discusses population health with the use of buprenorphine as a harm reduction strategy, and focuses on improving the wellness of the healthcare team through the implementation of psychological safety.