Section: Module 5: Lesson 1: Addressing stigma in substance use disorder care settings | Substance Use and Public Health | NextGenU.org
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Student Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this lesson, you will be able to:- Define stigma in the substance use disorder context.
- Examine the impact of stigmatization, marginalization, and discrimination on SUD treatment /interventions.
- Compare the strategies to mitigate stigmatization, marginalization, and discrimination in SUD care settings.
Click here to start this lesson-
Read the content under the heading "Introduction" (8 minutes)
SSA Society for the Study of Addiction
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Read the content under the heading "Mental health and substance use problems", "What is stigma?", and "Types of stigma" (20 minutes)
Health and Human Rights Journal
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Read the content under the heading "The burden of stigma related to substance use", "Structural stigma, ethics, and implications for policy and public health", and "Conclusion" (12 minutes)
Health and Human Rights Journal
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Read the content under the headings "What problem does this study address?" "What did this study find?" Why is this Study Important?" "Next Steps," and "Bottom Line" (9 minutes)
Recovery Research Institute
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Read the content under the heading "Abstract" and "Discussion" (7 minutes)
Wiley Open Library
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In this activity you will examine the impact of stigma on vulnerable and marginalized populations with respect to substance use disorder identification and treatment strategies.
Step 1: Review the information shared during the lesson on stigma and ethical issues.
Step 2: Explore online to see the various examples of free video creation applications*. Become familiar with what good and poor videos look like. View the video creation tips found at http://www.kathleenamorris.com/2020/06/01/video-tools-teachers/ .
Step 3: Using the video creation tool of your choice, create a 5- 10 minute video discussing stigma and its impact on vulnerable and marginalized populations with respect to Substance Use Disorders identification and treatment, along with strategies for mitigating this impact.
Step 4: Remember to proofread and edit your video. Make sure your video can be viewed easily in full screen mode.
Step 5: To share your work in Moodle, click on the “Reply” button under this post and paste the link to your Video in the “message” box. Make sure to reference others’ intellectual property when necessary. All references should follow 7th Edition APA formatting; see the resource on the Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library for instructions: APA citation resource (N.B. references are excluded from word counts).
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*Examples of free video creation applications include iMovie, loom, WeVideo, Screencast Matic, Google Photos, Quik, Clips, Toonly and Doodly.
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Read the entire webpage (12 minutes)
AMA Journal of Ethics
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Read the entire webpage (10 minutes)
American Addiction Center
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Read the webpage and explore the various resources relating to reducing stigma against SUD by clicking on the links provided.
Curated Library about Opioid Use for Decision-makers