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Revision as of 00:15, 19 February 2019
Return to Expand SBIRT Program
Go to Potential Measures
Examples of a Description for this Objective
Expanding the use of evidence-based approaches to Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) can allow our community to identify people who are at risk of substance abuse or who are misusing opioids sooner in the process.
Examples of a From-To Gap
| Current State | Desired State | |
| SBIRT is being done in some Emergency Department Settings and a few other random situations. | SBIRT is being frequently done in ED, primary care, school, and social work settings. | |
| SBIRT screening tools are probably not state-of-the-art. | The most effective and appropriate screening tools are used in a wide range of settings. | |
| Training for professionals to do "Brief interventions" is limited and inconsistent. | Many professionals have been trained using tools to improve their effectiveness in having brief intervention discussions after seeing the screening results. | |
