Substance Use Screening Tools in Pregnancy: SURP-P
Screening Tools for Substance Use in Pregnancy:
SURP-P
Ariadna Forray, MD
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Substance Use Risk Profile – Pregnancy
(SURP-P)
Have you ever smoked marijuana?
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Yes = 1, No = 0
In the month before you knew you were pregnant,
how many beers, how much wine, or how much
liquor did you drink?
–
Any = 1, None = 0
Have you ever believed that you needed to cut down
on your drug or alcohol use?
–
Yes = 1, No = 0
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Yonkers et al., Obstet Gynecol 2010; 116:827-33 2010,
Substance Use Risk Profile – Pregnancy
(SURP-P) Scoring
Count the number of affirmative items.
–
0 = low risk
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1=moderate risk
–
2–3=high risk
In low-risk populations, one or more affirmative items
indicate a positive screen
In high-risk populations, two or more affirmative items
indicate a positive screen
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Yonkers et al., Obstet Gynecol 2010; 116:827-33 2010,
Brief Assessment
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1.
What specific substances have you been using
in the past 3 months? During this pregnancy?
2.
How much of each substance at a time?
3.
How frequent?
4.
How does this affect your life (job, home life,
self-care, health, emotions)?
Brief assessment of
positive
screen:
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Use Brief Assessment to Stratify Level of Risk
Wright, TE., et al. AJOG 215(5) (2016): 539-547.
Use Brief Assessment to Stratify Level of Risk
How do I refer?
Call ACCESS Mental Health for Moms!
Monday – Friday from 9am – 5pm
Toll-free 833-978-MOMS (6667)
The Substance Use Risk Profile Pregnancy (SURP-P) is a screening tool to assess substance use during pregnancy. It involves questions about marijuana smoking, alcohol consumption, and perceived need to cut down on substance use. Scoring determines low, moderate, or high risk levels. A brief assessment follows a positive screen with stratification into low, moderate, or high-risk categories. Referral information for SUD treatment is provided for high-risk cases. Access Mental Health for Moms offers support services.
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1 Screening Tools for Substance Use in Pregnancy: SURP-P Ariadna Forray, MD
Substance Use Risk Profile Pregnancy (SURP-P) 2 Have you ever smoked marijuana? Yes = 1, No = 0 In the month before you knew you were pregnant, how many beers, how much wine, or how much liquor did you drink? Any = 1, None = 0 Have you ever believed that you needed to cut down on your drug or alcohol use? Yes = 1, No = 0 Yonkers et al., Obstet Gynecol 2010; 116:827-33 2010,
Substance Use Risk Profile Pregnancy (SURP-P) Scoring 3 Count the number of affirmative items. 0 = low risk 1=moderate risk 2 3=high risk In low-risk populations, one or more affirmative items indicate a positive screen In high-risk populations, two or more affirmative items indicate a positive screen Yonkers et al., Obstet Gynecol 2010; 116:827-33 2010,
4 Brief Assessment Brief assessment of positive screen: 1. What specific substances have you been using in the past 3 months? During this pregnancy? 2. How much of each substance at a time? 3. How frequent? 4. How does this affect your life (job, home life, self-care, health, emotions)?
Use Brief Assessment to Stratify Level of Risk LOW RISK Use Brief Assessment to Stratify Level of Risk 5 No current use Minimum past use and stopped for pregnancy Educate regarding recommendations to avoid substances Encourage the patient to ask for help in the future if needed MODERATE RISK History of high use History of past treatment Currently stable Continues low level use at any point in pregnancy Brief intervention Monitor repeat screen HIGH RISK Current use active Refer to SUD treatment Wright, TE., et al. AJOG 215(5) (2016): 539-547.
How do I refer? Call ACCESS Mental Health for Moms! Monday Friday from 9am 5pm Toll-free 833-978-MOMS (6667)
