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2. Welcome to Module 2
3. Training Scenario for Module 2
4. What is SBIRT
5. SBIRT Between a Clinician and Client
6. Who is SBIRT Appropriate For
7. Who May Benefit from Treatment
8. SBIRT and the DSM-5
9. SBIRT Fills a Practice Gap
10. Why is SBIRT Important to the Allied Health Field
11. Substance Use Disorders and Increased Health Problems
12. The Cost of Substance Use Disorders
13. Why SBIRT - What the Research Shows
14. Critical Principles from the NIH
15. SBIRT and Health Care Reform
16. SBIRT is a Reimbursable Health Care Service
17. California Billing Codes for SBIRT
18. Who Can Provide SBIRT Services?
19. Gaps and Barriers to Addressing Substance Use
20. Training Funding by SAMSA
21. SBIRT's Significance in Allied Health Care
22. Health Care Reform Mandates
23. Culturally Competent Care
24. The Umbrella of Culture
25. Faith, Religion and Spirituality
26. Understanding Religion, Spirituality and Faith
27. Importace of Incorporating Cultural Components
28. Culturally Competent Care and Professional Practice Standards
29. Standards of Practice
30. Culturally Competent Social Work Care
31. Culturally Competent Psychology Care
32. BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIAL-SPIRITUAL MODEL
33. Religion and Spirituality and Individual's Values and Beliefs
34. Four Different Theoretical Pathways
35. Religion, Spirituality and Faith: A Protective Pathway
36. Surveys Support Integration of Spiritualty and Religion
37. Spiritualty and Religion as Possible Risk Factor
38. Religion, Spirituality and Faith: A Barrier to Treatment
39. Case Study
40. Acceptance, Ambivalence and Avoidance
41. Module Review
18. Who Can Provide SBIRT Services?
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