Each of these sessions will be held from noon to 1PM MST. Once registration for a session is open, you may click on the hyperlinked session name below to register […]
Continuity of care is mandated in state statute for individuals with an opioid or other substance use disorder who transition from jail to the community. There are numerous community-based organizations […]
Let’s begin with a bit of good news. On Thursday, the House passed HB24-1003, which allows students to carry naloxone and fentanyl test strips at school and during school events. […]
2024 Lunch and Learn SeriesEach Wednesday, Noon to 1 p.m.May 15 through June 26 The Colorado Society of Addiction Medicine (COSAM), the Colorado Pharmacists Society, and the Consortium’s Provider Education […]
Hello, and Happy New Year from Keep The Party Safe! Keep The Party Safe, the Consortium’s fentanyl overdose prevention campaign, has big plans for 2024 after finishing 2023 strong. This […]
Some things you should know about nitazenes You might have been hearing a lot about nitazenes lately. Recently, stories about nitazenes burst into the media, with a spate of stories […]
Following bills as they move through the Legislature can be complicated. Hearing schedules change at the last minute, amendments are made, and there are any number of procedural steps that […]
By José Esquibel Colorado Opioid and Other SUD Legislation Update Summary, 2023 Senate Bill 23-109 Criminal Penalty Controlled Substance Supplier was introduced by Senator Byron Pelton and Senator Kyle Mullica. […]
By José Esquibel The General Assembly is back in session, and the Consortium is tracking 11 bills that affect opioids and substance use treatment and prevention. Follow the links to […]