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Motivational interviewing (MI), a component of SBIRT, can be helpful in initiating dialogue with a person experiencing substance use.
Heroin abuse: nurses confronting a growing trend
SBIRT can also serve as a complementary process to a parallel paradigm in healthcare case management, which is a client-centered process focusing on coordinated care (SAMHSA, 2012).
Effects of training on social work, nursing and medical trainees' knowledge, attitudes and beliefs related to screening and brief intervention for alcohol use
With CARA creating more emphasis (and likely funding opportunities) on preventing and treating substance use disorders, the time to implement SBIRT is now.
Implementing substance use screenings: a perogative for nurses
Six learning modules were delivered via Moodle: (a) introduction to IPCP concepts, (b) continuum of substance use, (c) SBIRT, (d) motivational interviewing strategies, (e) practicing IPCP with cases, and (f) project evaluation.
Interprofessional collaborative education for substance use screening: rural areas and challenges
Because of the general success of SBIRT models in reducing substance use in pediatric clinics and other settings, SAMHSA has recently funded the development of training programs aimed at disseminating SBIRT to health professionals.
Training and implementation support opportunities for screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT) models in secondary schools
We specifically note changes in legislation, contracting, and the SSA's influence on MAT, psychosocial interventions, and SBIRT.
A longitudinal study of state strategies and policies to accelerate evidence-based practices in the context of systems transformation
Implementing an SBIRT (screening, brief intervention and referral to treatment) program in the emergency department: challenges and rewards.
Registered nurses improving screening rates for non aids related comorbidities in people living with HIV
SBIRT implementation: Moving beyond the interdisciplinary rhetoric.
Alcohol and drug prevention, intervention, and treatment literature: a bibliography for best practices
His comments were meant to set the stage for what was to come throughout the day, and focused on the importance of discussing integration and the use of SBIRT as a specific integration strategy.
Editors' introduction: the evidence for integrated care--substance use disorders, mental health and primary care: California Substance Abuse Research Consortium (SARC) meetings, 2011
Under SBIRT, ask if the patient has drunk alcohol, smoked marijuana, or used any Other substance to get high including illicit drugs, over-the, counter preparations, prescription medications, inhalants, herbs, or plants.
Screen for 'legal highs,' designer drugs
The evidence base is strong for the effectiveness of SBIRT in hospitals, yet the integration of SBIRT into daily practice is far from complete.
Implementation effectiveness of an alcohol-screening and intervention project at two hospitals in regional Victoria, Australia
As of April 1, 2011, the SBIRT codes are activated within Medicaid so that providers can be paid for the screen.
Louisiana birth outcomes initiative: improving birth outcomes with interventions before, during, and after pregnancy
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