Connecticut Prevention Misuse Infrastructure

Course Overview

Overview

The “Introduction to the Connecticut Prevention Misuse Infrastructure” course offers a comprehensive look at Connecticut’s coordinated efforts to prevent substance misuse and promote community well-being. This module highlights the collaborative roles of individuals, organizations, and agencies at all levels in building a robust prevention system. Participants will explore the impact of local programs, such as those led by Local Prevention Councils (LPCs) and Regional Behavioral Health Action Organizations (RBHAOs), and learn how education, resources, and strategic coordination drive successful prevention initiatives.

Completing this course will earn you .5 Continued Learning Units.

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Course Highlights

Gain a foundational understanding of Connecticut’s Substance Misuse Prevention Infrastructure.
Explore the interconnected roles of individuals, organizations, and government entities in prevention efforts.
Learn how prevention systems operate at community, state, and national levels to reduce substance misuse.
Understand the critical role of LPCs and RBHAOs in fostering community-driven prevention.
Earn 0.5 CEUs while enhancing your prevention expertise.

Course Objectives

Explain the role of prevention in health, with a specific focus on reducing substance misuse, and describe its broader social impact.
Describe the roles of individuals, organizations, and government agencies (federal, state, local) in contributing to substance abuse prevention efforts.
Analyze the general design of prevention systems and how they function across various levels (community, state, and national) to prevent substance abuse.
Investigate the importance of Local Prevention Councils (LPCs) and Regional Behavioral Health Action Organizations (RBHAOs) in coordinating and supporting community-driven prevention efforts.

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1 Lesson

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1 Knowledge Check

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.5 Continuing Education Units

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This course provides an in-depth introduction to Connecticut’s Substance Misuse Prevention Infrastructure, focusing on collaborative strategies to reduce substance misuse and promote healthier communities.