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The resource library provides information about substance use, disorder treatment and prevention. The information is provided by California MAT Expansion Partners, including Health Management Associates, and other sources.
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Acute Care, Prescription Opioid Use, and Overdose Following Discontinuation of Long-Term Buprenorphine Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
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Article by Arthur Robin Williams, M.D., M.B.E., Hillary Samples, Ph.D., Stephen Crystal, Ph.D., Mark Olfson, M.D., M.P.H. Source: The American Journal of Psychiatry, December 2019 Type: Journal Article
ViewScreening for Drug Use in General Medical Settings: Resource Guide
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This guide is designed to assist clinicians serving adult patients in screening for drug use. This screening tool was adapted from the World Health Organization (WHO) Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST), Version 3.0, developed and published by WHO (available at http://www.who.int/substance_abuse/activities/assist_v3_english.pdf). This pamphlet is in the public domain and may be reproduced.
ViewAUDIT
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The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) is a 10-item screening tool developed by the WHO to assess alcohol consumption, drinking behaviors, and alcohol-related problems. There are two versions: (1) clinician administered, and (2) self-report. Source: NIDA Type: Screening Tool
ViewScreening for Drug use in General Medical Settings: Quick Reference Guide
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This quick reference guide, developed by NIDA, is an abbreviated version of the Screening for Drug Use in General Medical Settings Resource Guide. It includes clear steps and infographics for clinicians serving adult populations in general medical settings related to screening tools and procedures necessary to conduct screening, brief intervention, and/or treatment referral for patients who may have or be at risk of developing a substance use disorder. Source: NIDA Type: Resource Guide
ViewScreening for Drug use in General Medical Settings
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This resource guide, developed by NIDA, provides clinicians serving adult populations in general medical settings with the screening tools and procedures necessary to conduct screening, brief intervention, and/or treatment referral for patients who may have or be at risk of developing a substance use disorder. It includes guidance about what to do prior to screening, a description of the steps of screening, and how to conduct a brief intervention Source: NIDA Type: Resource Guide
ViewThe Opioid Epidemic in Our Emergency Departments: Preventing Overdose and Supporting Survivors
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Describes barriers emergency departments encounter in their efforts to best serve the needs of overdose survivors and patients who are at significant risk for overdose and profiles evaluation of a pilot program to embed peers in the EDs. Source: IRETA Type: Recorded Webinar
ViewHealth System-wide Sustainable Peer Program Best Practice
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Description of how Project Engage began as a peer program for the emergency department at Christiana Care in Delaware and evolved into a financially sustainable hospital system-funded program with improved outcomes through long-term recovery. Source: IRETA Type: Recorded Webinar
ViewAddressing Opioid Addiction in Acute Care Settings
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This workshop describes programs to capitalize on the time that a patient spends in the acute care setting, inpatient and EDs, to promote health and therapeutic engagement while minimizing future harm. Source: IRETA Type: Recorded Webinar
ViewEngaging Medical Providers in Medication Assisted Treatment
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Dr. Matthew Beare at Clinica Sierra Vista discusses his approach to getting Primary Care Providers interested in obtaining their Data 2000 X-Waiver and how he is working to overcome resistance and increase the waivered workforce. Dr. Lori Raney from HMA describes similar work in integrated settings for getting primary care providers to buy-in to treating other behavioral health conditions and how these two approaches are similar (and different). There was an open discussion among audience members about how to collaborate and provide real world solutions for best practices in engaging primary care providers to do MAT through a peer-to-peer process.