This drug-free workplace training provides essential knowledge for supervisors in identifying and responding to substance misuse among employees. It covers statistics on substance use disorders, the benefits of a drug-free workplace, relevant federal laws, warning signs of substance misuse, and the

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This study focuses on developing and implementing a stigma-disrupting curriculum to improve internal medicine residents' attitudes and knowledge regarding patients with substance use disorders. By addressing provider stigma and enhancing preparedness, the aim is to promote positive regard and increa

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This presentation discusses the impact of substance use during pregnancy, including identifying signs of substance use disorder, trends in national and Colorado statistics, effects on maternal health and fetal development, screening recommendations, minimizing stigma, and treatment options for pregn

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Human genetic disorders encompass a range of conditions, from recessive disorders like cystic fibrosis to dominant disorders such as Huntington's disease. Examples include cystic fibrosis, Huntington's disease, and sickle-cell anemia. Understanding genetic disorders involves research and awareness o

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Anxiety disorders, such as PTSD, panic disorders, phobias, agoraphobia, and OCD, are characterized by varying degrees of fear and distress. Anxiety is a normal response to danger, but when it becomes chronic, it can lead to debilitating conditions. PTSD occurs post-trauma, panic disorders involve in

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Somatic symptom disorders manifest as physical symptoms without apparent cause, while conversion disorders involve specific physical symptoms incompatible with medical conditions. Illness anxiety disorder involves interpreting normal sensations as disease symptoms. Dissociative disorders lead to a s

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Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEM) are genetic disorders that disrupt metabolic pathways, leading to substrate accumulation or product deficiency. These disorders can be classified based on toxic accumulation, protein metabolism, carbohydrate intolerance, lysosomal storage issues, energy production d

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Co-occurring mental and physical health disorders are prevalent and require an integrative multidisciplinary approach for effective assessment and treatment. This holistic approach helps address the complexity of managing multiple disorders in an integrated healthcare setting. Through a multi-direct

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Psychiatrists play a crucial role in treating co-occurring substance use disorders alongside other medical staff in a multidisciplinary team. Integrating mental health and addiction treatment is essential, as only a small percentage of individuals with addiction receive care. Factors promoting optim

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Functional GI disorders encompass a range of conditions affecting the gastrointestinal system, such as irritable bowel syndrome and disorders of the gut-brain interaction. These disorders are characterized by no structural abnormalities but are influenced by factors like motility disturbance, viscer

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Genetic disorders are caused by abnormalities in genes or chromosomes, leading to various health conditions. Inherited disorders can be passed down from parents to children, affecting physical makeup and processes in the body. In India, there is a high prevalence of genetic disorders, particularly i

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Physician impairment due to substance use disorders can severely impact patient safety and clinical outcomes. This article explores the definition, causes, warning signs, assessment, treatment, and return to practice protocols for impaired physicians. Substance abuse in physicians can lead to behavi

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Eating disorders are mental disorders characterized by unhealthy eating habits and can have severe physical and psychological consequences. This article explores the definition of eating disorders, signs to look out for, different types such as Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Pica, and Purging Di

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Eating disorders are complex neurobiological conditions that are not merely about control or weight management. These disorders can affect individuals of all genders, body sizes, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Dietitians play a crucial role in identifying, assessing, and treating eating disorders, a

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This presentation explores the intersection of eating disorders and substance abuse disorders, highlighting the similarities and differences in personality types. It delves into the high co-occurrence rates of these disorders, providing evidence for incorporating a 12-step approach to aid in recover

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This presentation by Dr. Maria C. Monge covers the common eating disorders in teenage patients, potential medical complications, and the role of the medical team in treatment. It includes definitions of disorders like Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating Disorder according to DSM-5 cr

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Oregon Commission is working towards addressing substance use disorders through a strategic plan involving collaboration with agencies to create a unified system for all Oregonians. The Commission aims to achieve specific target outcomes by taking various actions, engaging with state agencies, provi

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This module delves into the complexities of co-occurring substance use disorders, mental health/trauma issues, and domestic violence within the child welfare system. It covers identifying various mental health disorders, recognizing signs of co-occurring disorders, understanding the impact of trauma

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Peter Slom, DCYF Substance Use Disorder Liaison, presents a collaborative approach to helping families impacted by substance use disorders. Partnering with Parents Support Network, the program offers assistance, referrals, and support through Certified Peer Recovery Specialists. These specialists he

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This clinical guideline program aims to increase identification of unhealthy substance use among New York State residents and improve access to evidence-based interventions. It provides guidance on substance use screening, risk assessment, and promoting a harm reduction approach for substance use di

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Dual diagnosis, also known as co-occurring disorders, refers to the simultaneous presence of substance use disorders and mental illness in individuals. This presentation delves into the definitions, treatment options, and ways to support communities to prevent overdose. Factors contributing to the c

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CAST (Calculating for an Adequate System Tool) is a tool developed by researchers at SAMHSA to assess the protective capacity of a community and its susceptibility to Substance Use Disorders (SUD). It considers various community determinants such as demographics, social factors, and access to resour

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The presentation by Dawn A. Randolph highlights the importance of preventive approaches in addressing youth substance use. It emphasizes the need for early identification and intervention to ensure a better future for children and teenagers in Georgia. Substance abuse disorders affect millions of in

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Neurodevelopmental disorders in childhood and adolescence encompass a range of conditions including intellectual disabilities, communication disorders, autism spectrum disorder, and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder. These disorders impact cognitive development, adaptive functioning, and comm

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Sleep disorders encompass various conditions affecting sleep patterns and quality. They are classified into categories such as insomnia, sleep-related breathing disorders, central disorders of hypersomnolence, circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorders, parasomnias, and sleep-related movement disorders.

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Explore the importance of mental health education through activities like reviewing case scenarios, card sorting, and understanding the mental health continuum. Learn about common mental health problems and their signs, including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, disordered eating, suicidal ideatio

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Grief and depressive disorders share similarities but also have distinct differences. Grief is a universal emotional state following loss, while depressive disorders involve prolonged mood disturbances. The stages of grief include denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, with intervent

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The nurses at Rush University play a crucial role in the Substance Use Intervention and Screening Program Department of Psychiatry, focusing on SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment) to identify and intervene with those at risk for substance use issues. The program utilizes Mot

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This content outlines the competencies required in the area of treatment by pretrial services agencies. It focuses on the knowledge and skills related to substance-related treatment, mental health disorders, supervision procedures, treatment programs, regulatory knowledge, HISP monitoring policies,

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Substance use disorders encompass conditions arising from the abuse of alcohol, psychoactive drugs, and other chemicals, leading to physical and psychological dependencies with withdrawal symptoms upon cessation. Psychological factors such as inferiority complex and poor impulse control, along with

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Explore the SBIRT training sessions covering topics such as AUDIT interpretation, SBIRT proficiency checklist, health impacts of substance use, and video reviews. Learn about interventions, screenings, brief interventions, and referrals to treatment for substance use disorders. Gain insights into th

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Psychotic disorders are significant contributors to global health burden, affecting mental, neurological, and substance use areas. This content delves into the characteristics of psychotic disorders, their symptoms, diagnostic criteria, and implications for individuals' functioning. It sheds light o

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This presentation by Dr. Roger D. Weiss discusses the integration of pharmacotherapy and behavioral therapy in treating patients with substance use disorders. It emphasizes the goals of behavioral therapy alongside medication treatment, focusing on medication adherence, defining and achieving substa

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Psychiatric disorders are illnesses with various manifestations that impact functioning due to disturbances in biological, social, genetic, and other factors. Two key classification systems, ICD-10 and DSM-5, categorize over 200 types of psychiatric illnesses. The ICD-10 includes categories like org

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Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders (FGIDs) in children and adolescents are characterized by chronic or recurring symptoms that cannot be fully explained by current structural or biochemical tests. These disorders emphasize the role of normal development in symptom presentation and the lack of evi

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Mental, neurological, and substance use disorders pose a significant burden on global health, with substantial socio-economic impacts. The WHO's Gap Action Program focuses on screening, early detection, and management of mild to moderate mental illnesses in non-specialized healthcare settings. The S

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Mental health disorders are prevalent, affecting 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. each year. They can significantly impair various aspects of life and lead to severe consequences, including high costs, hospitalizations, homelessness, and incarceration. Factors contributing to mental illness vary from biolo

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This chapter delves into Substance Use, Intoxication, Substance Abuse, Addiction, Withdrawal, and Psychological Dependence. It explores the varying levels of severity in substance-related disorders and the distinction between physiological and psychological reactions to drugs.

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The Sequential Intercept Model outlines various effective strategies at different intercept points to support individuals with mental and substance use disorders involved in the justice system. These strategies include cross-system collaboration, routine identification of individuals with disorders,

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This presentation delves into the nuances of psychiatric pharmacology, exploring common psychiatric conditions, historical perspectives on medical treatments, categories of psychiatric medications, and principles of treatment. It also touches on mental illness definitions from DSM-IV-TR and DSM-V, a

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