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Chapter 2 – SBIRT Webinar (long)

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A new survey tool has been developed by a major university to screen for opioid use disorder; this contains 30 questions to be administered by a psychologist to patients when they are admitted to the hospital for opioid withdrawal. Which of the following statements best describes this survey?

a. This would make an excellent screening instrument because of the thorough assessment (30 questions).
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b. Because it is administered to people admitted for opioid-related issues, this makes it ideal for screening.
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c. This could be a useful diagnostic tool but is not consistent with a useful tool for screening for problematic drug use.
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d. After collecting data from real-world experience, this could be applied directly to primary care practices to screen for opioid use disorder.
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When screening for alcohol use disorder in a primary care setting, roughly what percentage of patients will screen negative, thus warranting only feedback and repeat screening in the future (as compared to warranting brief interventions)?

a. 5%
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b. 20%
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c. 50%
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d. 80%
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To implement SBIRT in your practice, some suggestions to help do this include:

a. Get buy-in from your entire staff, as well as patients
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b. Choose screening test(s) and implement systematically
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c. Establish a practice workflow that includes screening
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d. Do not waste time with insurers regarding reimbursement, as SBIRT is not reimbursable, but can generate practice income and provider RVU’s in follow-up if and when a use disorder is diagnosed.
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