41. Substance-Related Disorders substancerelated disorders. substance-related disorders refer to abuseof a drug, a medication, or a toxin. The substances are grouped http://www.driesen.com/substance-related_disorders.htm

Substance-Related Disorders Up Alcohol-Related Disorders Substance-Related Disorders refer to abuse of a drug, a medication, or a toxin. The substances are grouped into the following classes: GROUP Classification A Alcohol-Related Disorders B Amphetamine-Related Disorders C Caffeine-Related Disorders D Cannabis-Related Disorders E Cocaine-Related Disorders F Hallucinogen-Related Disorders G Inhalant-Related Disorders H Nicotine-Related Disorders I Opioid-Related Disorders J Phencyclidine-Related Disorders K Sedative-Related Disorders Click on any of the substance-related disorders above to find resources. Up Alcohol-Related Disorders Child and Adolescent Disorders Delirium, Dementia, Amnesia and Other Cognitive Disorders [ Substance-Related Disorders ] Neuropsychology and Biology Links Psychology Overview... Sensation and Perception Links Memory and Learning Links ... Search Our Site Last Edited: ©1998-2003 Jacob L. Driesen, Ph.D.

42. Mental Disorders Links (DSM) Up Child and Adolescent disorders Delirium, Dementia, Amnesiaand Other Cognitive disorders substancerelated disorders http://www.driesen.com/mental_disorders_links_(dsm).htm

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43. Provider Handbook 2002 Cooccurring Mental and substance-related disorders. Assessment. Thissection covers co-occurring diagnostic and assessment issues http://www.valueoptions.com/provider/handbook2002/eap/Co-occuringMental&Substanc

Home Admin Section Introduction Participating Provider Responsibilities ... Utilization Management Clinical Criteria Introduction (clinical section) Clinical Philosophy Determining Medical Necessity Determining Social Necessity ... Forms All forms are in Adobe PDF format. Please click here to download the Acrobat reader. Billing Form EAP Case Activity Form EAP Consent to Release Information to Employees EAP Consent to Release Information to Providers ... Sample Psychological Evaluation Form Co-occurring Mental and Substance-related Disorders Assessment This section covers co-occurring diagnostic and assessment issues that commonly arise for the patient with both a psychiatric and a substance abuse disorder. This section would apply to individual and facility providers, and for in-patient, outpatient and alternative levels of care settings. All admissions or potential admissions for either a psychiatric diagnosis or a substance abuse diagnosis should be screened for a co-occurring disorder.

44. Substance-Related Disorders- PFLC Consumer Websites , National Institute On Alcohol Abuse And Alcoholism. , substance Abuse AndMental Health Services Administration. -, Teen Challenge World Wide Network. http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/pflc/c_substance.asp

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45. Substance-related Disorders? substancerelated disorders? What are substance-related disorders?Jeremy Myths and Facts about substance-related disorders. Myth http://www.sun.ac.za/mentalhealth/substance.htm

Substance-related Disorders? What are Substance-related Disorders? Jeremy was only 14 when he first starting drinking heavily. At the beginning, this drinking was limited only to weekends. However, by the time he finished school and married he was drinking on a daily basis. Although his wife insisted that he drank too much, Jeremye never thought of himself as having a problem. That changed after he was involved in a serious car accident, where he wrote off two cars. The police who arrived at the scene of the accident insisted that his blood be taken for alcohol analysis. In view of the fact that his alcohol level far exceeded recommended levels, Jeremy was found negligent. Only at that point did he agree to go ahead with his wife's suggestion that he seek help. Ever since she could remember, Jane suffered from ongoing feelings of sadness and anxiety. The first time she remembered feeling happy was after a friend gave her an "upper". It was as if all her worries had washed away, and she could experience the joy of being alive. Unfortunately, she found that after coming down from her high, life seemed as bleak, if not bleaker than ever. She found herself using higher and higher doses, and experimenting with an increasing variety of street drugs. In order to pay for these, she resorted to some drug-trading and began to get involved in petty crime. As she said to herself at the time, it was worth anything to her to escape from the emptiness and worry that she felt when she was off of drugs.

46. Electronic Journals: Substance-Related Disorders Electronic Journals substancerelated disorders. Alcohol Research andHealth (via NIAAA) 1999 - Alcoholism Clinical and Experimental http://www.azhin.org/journals/subjresult.cfm?name=Substance-Related Disorders

47. Substance-Related Disorders IV. substancerelated disorders. A. Alcohol-Use disorders 1. AlcoholDependence 2. Alcohol Abuse B. Alcohol-Induced disorders 1. Alcohol http://www.psynt.iupui.edu/Users/ssvanum/B380/Resource-99/dsm-4.htm

48. ClinicalTrials.gov - Linking Patients To Medical Research: Results 3. Recruiting, Evaluation of a Desipramine Ceiling in Cocaine Abuse 1 Conditions Cocaine-related disorders; substance-related disorders. http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/gui/action/SearchAction?term=Cocaine Abuse

49. ClinicalTrials.gov - Linking Patients To Medical Research: Browse: National Inst 1. Recruiting, A Laboratory Model for Heroin Abuse Medications 8 ConditionsHeroin Dependence; Opioid-related disorders; substance-related disorders. http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/gui/screen/BrowseAny?recruiting=true&path=/brow

50. HSLS: Substance-Related Disorders , Other University of Pittsburgh Resources. HSLS Home / HSL Online Resources / ElectronicJournals / Electronic Journals by Topic / substancerelated disorders http://www.hsls.pitt.edu/resources/ejournals/topics/Substance-Related Disorders

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51. Zeitschriften: Substance-Related Disorders Translate this page Zeitschriften substance-related disorders. = Volltext, Abstracts,Table of Contents, Infos = wie , aber keine Printausgabe in der http://www.uszbib.unizh.ch/journals/subjects/114.shtml

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52. Substance-Related Disorders substancerelated disorders. 4/21/98. Click here to start. http://campus.houghton.edu/depts/psychology/abn12/

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53. Substance-Related Disorders of the substance's characteristic withdrawal syndrome or -the substance (or oneclosely related) is used to avoid or relieve withdrawal symptoms -The amount http://www.sh.lsuhsc.edu/fammed/OutpatientManual/DSM.html

Generic Criteria for Substance Dependence The patient's maladaptive pattern of substance use leads to clinically important distress or impairment as shown in a single 12-month period by 3 or more of the following: -Tolerance, shown by either of: - markedly increased intake of the substance is needed to achieve the same effect or -with continued use, the same amount of the substance has markedly less effect -Withdrawal, shown by either of: -the substance's characteristic withdrawal syndrome or -the substance (or one closely related) is used to avoid or relieve withdrawal symptoms -The amount or duration of use is often greater than intended. -The patient repeatedly tries without success to control or reduce substance use. -The patient spends much time using the substance, recovering from its effects or trying to obtain it. -The patient reduces or abandons important social, occupational or recreational activities because of substance use. -The patient continues to use the substance, despite knowing that it has probably caused physical or psychological problems. Specify whether: With Physiological Dependence. There is evidence of tolerance or withdrawal (see above).

54. Substance-Related Disorders http://www.vancouver.wsu.edu/fac/garofalo/Abnormalpsychology--lecture11.htm

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55. Substance-Related Disorders substancerelated disorders. •, Drug use has declined in US in recent yrs,•, 1979 25 million Americans used illicit drugs. •, 1996 13 million, http://www.vancouver.wsu.edu/fac/garofalo/Abnormalpsychology--lecture11_files/sl

Substance-Related Disorders Drug use has declined in US in recent yrs 1979: 25 million Americans used illicit drugs 1996: 13 million Heroin use has increased 18-25 cocaine

56. Search By Topic: Psychoactive Substance-Related Disorders Search by Topic Psychoactive substancerelated disorders. (inChinese); Habitsmart; AL-ANON and ALATEEN; Center for Alcohol and http://www.mental.idv.tw/global/sub.htm

Search by Topic: Psychoactive Substance-Related Disorders ¬r«~ (in Chinese) Habitsmart AL-ANON and ALATEEN Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies - Brown University National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information A thorough and attractive set of pages on substance abuse. Homepage for the Center for Education and Drug Abuse Research (CEDAR) : 20-year high-risk/family study of substance abuse at the University of Pittsburgh Homepage for the Society for Prevention Research (SPR) Add new sites or correct errors PsychPark is edited by Chao-Cheng Lin , M.D.

57. Chapter 16: Substance-Related Disorders 27Mar-01 Chapter 16 http://www.scar.utoronto.ca/~zakzanis/psyb32/Lec16.htm

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58. Table - Contracts Mental health services, 36, 72%. substancerelated disorders services, 34,68%. Unclear, 6, 14%. Social worker, 7, 1. substance-related disorders counselor,0, 0. http://www.samhsa.gov/mc/content/managed care contracting/mcrpt/mco_care/table_c

I. GENERAL CONTRACT PROVISIONS TABLE 1 - ORGANIZATIONAL CONTRACTOR BY CORPORATE TYPE The purchaser of the services under this contract is: N=50 Percent (%) A managed care plan that sells coverage (at risk) Other/Unclear TABLE 2 - CLASSES OF SERVICES COVERED BY CONTRACT Contracting provider is responsible for the following types of services: N=50 Percent (%) Frequency Mental health services Substance-related disorders services Unclear Not addressed TABLE 3 - SERVICES PURCHASED UNDER FEE-FOR-SERVICE CONTRACTS AND CAPITATION CONTRACTS N=50 Service FFS Capitation Physician Psychiatric physician services (Footnote 1) Psychologist Social worker Substance-related disorders counselor Nurse practitioner/ physician assistant Laboratory -includes non-CLIA waivered services -excludes non-CLIA waivered services -does not address CLIA waivered services Screening and diagnosis of mental health disorder Screening and diagnosis of substance-related disorders Inpatient hospital care for psychiatric conditions: -short-term -long-term -does not distinguish Inpatient hospital care for substance-related disorders: -short-term -long-term -does not distinguish Outpatient care for psychiatric conditions: -short-term -long-term -does not distinguish Outpatient care for substance-related disorders: -short-term -long-term (Footnote 2) -does not distinguish

59. Table - Service Duties TABLE 8A substance-related disorders TREATMENT TIME LINE. TABLE 9 - substance-relateddisorders AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT TIME LINE SPECIFICATIONS. http://www.samhsa.gov/mc/content/managed care contracting/mcrpt/mco_care/table_s

II. SERVICE DUTIES AND PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TABLE 4 - PRIOR AUTHORIZATION BY MANAGED CARE ENTITY Contract requires provider to obtain prior-authorization from the managed care organization (e.g., the plan, the MSO or the network) for one or more services. N=50 Percent (%) Yes No Unclear Not addressed TABLE 5 - PRIOR AUTHORIZATION BY PRIMARY CARE PROVIDER Contract permits provider to obtain prior authorization from enrollee s primary care provider for one or more types of services. N=50 Percent (%) Yes No Unclear Not addressed TABLE 6 - EXEMPTION OF EMERGENCIES FROM PRIOR AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENTS Contract specifically exempts emergency services from otherwise applicable prior authorization requirements. N=50 Percent (%) Emergency services exempted By CPT code By contractual definition of emergency care Footnote 8) No (Footnotes 9, 10, 11, 12) Not addressed TABLE 7 - PRIOR AUTHORIZATION TIME LINES Contract establishes time lines for any prior authorization determinations that are required. N=50 Percent (%) Yes Not addressed Contract provides that failure to respond within the time line to a prior authorization request with by provider shall be construed as an approval.

60. Substance Related Concurrent Disorders The substance related and Concurrent DisordersProgram of the Royal Ottawa Hospital. http://www.rohcg.on.ca/mentalhealth/program/substance/substance.html

SEARCH THE ROHCG SITE: MENTAL HEALTH FEATURED SITES Sleep Disorders Service ROH Pharmacy Newsletter ... The ROH Guidlines Forms ROH PROGRAMS (an overview) Intensive Intervention Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders ... Mental Health/Long Term Care Interface As part of an integrated mental health delivery system, the Substance and Concurrent Disorders program plays a specialized intervention and treatment role. Consultation and support is provided to the referring physician or facility as part of that system. The program promotes healty lifestyle changes for clients that allow them to integrate into the community with support in dealing with related psychosocial problems and assists family members in addressing addiction-related issues in their lives. Services Provided Outpatient Inpatient Assessment and Stabilization Inpatient Rehabilitation Assertive Community Treatment Team/Case Management For Further Information Contact: Jacques Bradwejn , MD, FRCPC, DABPN Psychiatrist-in-chief Telephone: (613) 722-6521, ext.6546 E-mail: suandcd@rohcg.on.ca

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