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The TIP 32 aims to help treatment providers design and deliver better services to adolescent clients with substance use disorders.
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Guideline document designed to aid treatment providers deliver better services to elderly patients with substance use disorders.
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Outlines the criteria for substance abuse and dependence.
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 4.666665
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This is an article written by CIGNA Behavioral Health's (CBH) Senior Medical Director. It describes how CIGNA addressed reimbursement, a major barrier to physician prescription of buprenorphine, by identifying an HCPCS code (H0033) that physicians can use to bill for the services provided during buprenorphine induction visits.
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Nemecek, Doug. Behavioral Healthcare: November 2007. 4.5
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Provides physicians with information on how to work with a patient who has co-occurring disorders, including how to engage the patient in treatment and how to develop a successful therapeutic relationship.
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Aids physicians in screening patients for opioid use disorders. Included are examples of screening instruments, recommendations of laboratory tests to complete, and medical disorders related to substance abuse.
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This chapter provides information on using buprenorphine in patients who have special circumstances, including patients who have comorbid medical conditions or pain, pregnant patients, and adolescents.
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This chapter discusses the treatment approaches and models available to those working with patients with substance abuse disorders.
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Patient contract that can be used to set expectations and guidelines before beginning buprenorphine treatment.
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This chapter of the TIP 45 discusses funding, resources, organization and patient contracts in substance abuse treatment.
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) 4.25
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