The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.

The Substance Exposed Newborns (SEN) Provider Education Work Group is a voluntary, statewide collaborative that operates under the SEN Steering Committee and is focused on the Committee’s priority to reduce stigma around accessing substance use disorder treatment and recovery supports for pregnant and parenting people. The Work Group aims to advance this priority by expanding healthcare provider education resources related to substance use and pregnancy.

Learn more about the SEN Provider Education Work Group here, and sign up to receive meeting information, including agendas, notes, and joining information here.