About FCOI
The Florida Courts Opioid Initiative (FCOI) is a statewide judicial branch response to Florida’s opioid crisis, involving both statewide and circuit-specific efforts. The Initiative, as coordinated through the Office of the State Courts Administrator (OSCA), focuses on enhanced awareness and effective ways to address this epidemic, especially through actions of the problem-solving courts and family courts.
e-Learning Goals
The Florida Courts Opioid Initiative e-Learning modules aim to increase the participants’ knowledge on the effects opioids have on the body and effective medication-assisted treatment strategies for opioid use disorder. These modules offer a variety of interactive quizzes, animations, and videos, as well as cutting edge information and resources to assist and engage judges, court staff, and stakeholders in the field.
e-Learning Portal
The Florida Courts Opioid Initiative eLearning platform is designed to provide multimedia education for Participants and interactive advanced trend analysis for OSCA. The eLearning platform is licensed from Enfoglobe LLC. The Participant portal allows participants to access educational videos, take quizzes, play educational games, and track personal progress. Access is also provided to a library of documents and other online resources related to the opioids crisis.
Our approach to e-Learning
The Florida Courts Opioid Initiative platform includes three educational modules that are meant to expand participant knowledge of:
- Opioid effects on the body
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) options and benefits
- Myths and misconceptions about MAT
The platform includes short animated videos, interactive quizzes, puzzles, games and video interviews with field experts. Animated videos present the main concept, with puzzles and games that reinforce taught material. Pre-quizzes capture current understanding of the subjects, post-quizzes assess information recall and changes in behavioral intentions and attitudes towards substance use disorders and evidence-based treatment methods.
The resource library includes reports, articles, other publications and Websites on a range of opioid-related topics. This part of the portal also allows posting of resources by participants. The FCOI will be adding still other resources on an ongoing basis.
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