Addressing Alcohol and Cocaine Co-Use

Addressing Alcohol and Cocaine Co-Use

This training is designed for healthcare providers who manage patients using both alcohol and cocaine. Participants will explore evidence-informed strategies to reduce risks and support safer patterns of use among patients with co-occurring alcohol and cocaine consumption. The session emphasizes the biochemical process of transesterification and the clinical impact of cocaethylene on health outcomes. Participants will also review policy-level approaches that mitigate risks and examine comprehensive treatment strategies, including pharmacotherapy and behavioral interventions, for managing co-occurring alcohol and cocaine use disorders.

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