Minnesota § 254B.191 EVIDENCE-BASED TRAINING

Minnesota Statutes

§ 254B.191 — EVIDENCE-BASED TRAINING

Minnesota § 254B.191

PartPUBLIC WELFARE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES

Ch. 254BSUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT

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Minn. Stat. § 254B.191 (2026).

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The commissioner of human services must establish training opportunities for substance use disorder treatment providers under chapters 245F and 245G, and applicable Tribal licenses, to increase knowledge and develop skills to adopt evidence-based and promising practices in substance use disorder treatment programs. Training opportunities must support the transition to American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) standards. Training formats may include self or organizational assessments, virtual modules, one-to-one coaching, self-paced courses, interactive hybrid courses, and in-person courses. Foundational and skill-building training topics may include:

(1)ASAM criteria;

(2)person-centered and culturally responsive services;

(3)medical and clinical decision making;

(4)conducting asses

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The commissioner of human services must establish training opportunities for substance use disorder treatment providers under chapters 245F and 245G, and applicable Tribal licenses, to increase knowledge and develop skills to adopt evidence-based and promising practices in substance use disorder treatment programs. Training opportunities must support the transition to American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) standards. Training formats may include self or organizational assessments, virtual modules, one-to-one coaching, self-paced courses, interactive hybrid courses, and in-person courses. Foundational and skill-building training topics may include:
(1) ASAM criteria;
(2) person-centered and culturally responsive services;
(3) medical and clinical decision making;
(4) conducting assessments and appropriate level of care;
(5) treatment and service planning;
(6) identifying and overcoming systems challenges;
(7) conducting clinical case reviews; and
(8) appropriate and effective transfer and discharge.