Reducing Harm in Pregnant Persons with Substance Use

Reducing Harm in Pregnant Persons with Substance Use

This training explores the prevalence of substance use in pregnant persons and related risks of use throughout pregnancy, postpartum, and while breastfeeding. We will also focus on interventions to reduce associated harms and engage pregnant and postpartum persons in care without stigma.

Learning Objectives

• Describe the prevalence of substance use in pregnant persons.
• Recognize potential risks related to substances of use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
• Recall two practical interventions to minimize adverse outcomes.
• Identify at least three harm reduction strategies to engage treatment and reduce risks for pregnant and postpartum persons with substance use experience.

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