The primary goal of Step 3 - Enhance motivation is to:
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Elicit from the patient his or her own reasons and motivation for change.
What should you do when verbally administering a pre-screen?
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Address confidentiality.
Who should be screened for substance use
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Everyone aged 12 and older
Based on the results of a full screen (such as the AUDIT or DAST), you get:
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The patient's level of substance use risk, and identification of patients who
might benefit from a brief intervention.
Dominique is a 32 year old female who scored a 25 on the AUDIT. She acknowledges
her alcohol use as a "bit out of control." She has tried to quit in the past and she has
even started attending some AA meetings. She wants to quit drinking, but she is not
sure she wants to get "help." During Step 1 of the brief intervention (Raise the subject),
in addition to asking the patient to describe their alcohol and drug use in a typical
week, what other open-ended question should you ask?
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d. "I'm interested in finding out what concerns you have about your
alcohol/drug use?"
You are ready to start a brief intervention with a patient. Which is the best way to start
Step 1 - Raise the subject?
a. "I want to talk to you about the alcohol and drug screening forms."
b. "What does your drug use look like in a typical week?"
c. "Would it be okay if we talked about the alcohol and drug screening forms you
, filled out today?"
d. "I'm going to discuss the results of the screening forms you filled out today."
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"Would it be okay if we talked about the alcohol and drug screening forms
you filled out today?"
Brief interventions typically last for
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5-15 minutes
Referral to treatment helps patients with a substance use disorder to
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Get access to specialty addiction treatment and recovery supports
The primary goal of Step 4 - Negotiate plan is to:
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Help the patient set their own goal and steps to meet their goal.
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Elicit from the patient his or her own reasons and motivation for change.
What should you do when verbally administering a pre-screen?
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Address confidentiality.
Who should be screened for substance use
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Everyone aged 12 and older
Based on the results of a full screen (such as the AUDIT or DAST), you get:
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The patient's level of substance use risk, and identification of patients who
might benefit from a brief intervention.
Dominique is a 32 year old female who scored a 25 on the AUDIT. She acknowledges
her alcohol use as a "bit out of control." She has tried to quit in the past and she has
even started attending some AA meetings. She wants to quit drinking, but she is not
sure she wants to get "help." During Step 1 of the brief intervention (Raise the subject),
in addition to asking the patient to describe their alcohol and drug use in a typical
week, what other open-ended question should you ask?
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d. "I'm interested in finding out what concerns you have about your
alcohol/drug use?"
You are ready to start a brief intervention with a patient. Which is the best way to start
Step 1 - Raise the subject?
a. "I want to talk to you about the alcohol and drug screening forms."
b. "What does your drug use look like in a typical week?"
c. "Would it be okay if we talked about the alcohol and drug screening forms you
, filled out today?"
d. "I'm going to discuss the results of the screening forms you filled out today."
Give this one a try later!
"Would it be okay if we talked about the alcohol and drug screening forms
you filled out today?"
Brief interventions typically last for
Give this one a try later!
5-15 minutes
Referral to treatment helps patients with a substance use disorder to
Give this one a try later!
Get access to specialty addiction treatment and recovery supports
The primary goal of Step 4 - Negotiate plan is to:
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Help the patient set their own goal and steps to meet their goal.
