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Supporting Primary Care Patients in Self-Managing Opioid Addiction, Mental Health, & Chronic Disease

People with opioid use disorder and other complex health needs have limited access to high quality health care and evidence-based self-management education. The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program in addiction-focused primary care settings can help patients build the skills to better manage their own physical and mental health needs. During this presentation, Dr. Elizabeth Siantz explores considerations for implementing a chronic disease self-management program in addiction-focused primary care settings, from the perspectives of people in recovery from opioid use disorder and serious mental illness and their primary care providers. This event was originally presented on February 17, 2026, as part of the University of Utah College of Social Work's Social Work Beyond the Classroom series. For CEU information, please visit: https://socialwork.utah.edu/events/