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View Crisis ResoucesPlease note that this course is NOT part of the Concurrent Disorders Certificate Program.
To successfully meet the course requirements and receive a letter of completion, participants are expected to:
The use of alcohol is highly prevalent in Canada, and alcohol use problems are common in most clinical practices. This course is designed for physicians and other front-line clinicians consists of five self-directed online modules that explore the impact of alcohol problems, ways to better identify problematic alcohol use, and treatments for alcohol use disorder using both medications and psychosocial treatment approaches. This five-week course is designed to help enhance participants' knowledge and skills to more effectively engage and treat clients with alcohol use problems through various instructional activities, such as case scenarios, interactive review questions, individual activities and end-of-module quizzes.
After successfully completing this course, participants will be able to:
Online, Asynchronous, Self-directed
Please note: This course requires you to use an internet browser, but the system does not support Microsoft Internet Explorer. Do not use that to access the course. Instead, use one of the following:
For more details, please read the browser and compatibility support page.
The continuing education event has been designated as a U of T Accredited event and awarded with the following credits:
The continuing education event has been designated as a U of T Accredited event.
Course start and end dates:
May 9 - June 13, 2022
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