EBDC SUD Data Report October 2025

Published On: October 27, 2025Categories: Quality Improvement, Reports

This report outlines the significant strides made in addressing care for moms with substance use disorder and substance exposed infants in Virginia. Through the EBDC SUD project, VNPC is implementing the AIM patient safety bundle for Substance Use Disorder. The report also details plans to expand and sustain these efforts, ensuring long-term success in mitigating the impact of SUD.

Read the full report here.

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