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Policy Statement Number 12 May 2003 For the past thirty-five years the only effective treatment for opiate addiction has been methadone treatment. From the start methadone treatment has been evaluated world wide with some studies that continue to this day. These studies are remarkably consistent in demonstrating that no matter what country, ethnicity, sex, education…
National Methadone Conference AMTA 2001 Monday, October 8th, 11 am to 1 pm Chair Mark Parrino, American Methadone Treatment Association The Policy Maker’s Luncheon is an invitation only event that is attended by the federal and state agencies and national organizational representatives (i.e. ASAM, NAMA). Therefore no pictures were taken during the luncheon. The Policy…
American Methadone Treatment Association1 Opioid Treatment in the 21st Century: Implementing the Vision October 7-10, 2001 St. Louis Advocacy Events and Patient Participation NAMA at AMTA Conference 2001 Sunday, October 7th Pre-conference Meeting 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Unifying the Treatment Community Moderator Todd Rosendale, Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Speakers Fred Christie, AFFIRM (President)…
Get Ready for National Recovery Month in September NAMA declares 2003 THE YEAR OF RECOVERY FOR METHADONE PATIENTS Methadone patients have never been allowed to think of themselves as in recovery. This year the National Alliance of Methadone is declaring Recovery Month “The Year of Recovery for Methadone Patients.” What can you do to make…
Training Schedule Certified MAT Advocate Training at the AATOD 2021 Conference . When: Saturday, April 10, 2021 Starts: 9 AM Where: The AATOD Conference will be virtual (Webinar) Register and Pay (Note: Regisration and Payment is through the Georgia Board.) Go Here Download Materials Training Materials For information about the conference visit the AATOD Conference…
Policy Statement Number 9 August 2002 There are many misperceptions and misunderstanding about the federal regulations and particularly when it comes to issues regarding raising the dose over 100 mgs. Prior to the HIV epidemic in order to raise a patient’s dose it was required for the physician to contact the Food and Drug Administration…
