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SBIRT Core Program Listing
SBIRT for Substance Abuse (Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral for Treatment)
 SBIRT Core, Half Program: Part 1
2 hr program. Modules cover Screening and Brief Intervention skills:
- Brief and Effective Substance Abuse Screening: How screening for substance abuse can improve patient outcomes.
- Brief Intervention and Other Treatments: Brief interventions in primary care.
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SBIRT Core, Half Program: Part 22 hr program. Modules cover Referral to Treatment skills + Opportunity to Practice skills via simulated cases:
- Referral to Treatment and Follow-up Care: Options for specialty treatment, planning and arranging substance abuse treatment referral.
- SBIRT In Practice!: Three interactive cases give a chance to practice skills and clinical decision making.
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SBIRT Core, Whole Program (Parts 1 and 2 Combined)4 hr program. Modules cover all SBIRT skills + Opportunity to Practice skills via simulated cases.
NY providers take this option to qualify to bill Medicaid.
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SBIRT Core Program: What Will I Learn?
Using case-based learning, you will learn:
- How to select and utilize tobacco, alcohol, and drug use screening tools
- How to perform brief interventions for tobacco and substance use problems
- How to refer patients to the appropriate type of substance abuse treatment center and/or specialist
- How to follow-up with and reassess patients who receive treatment for substance abuse or tobacco use
- Integrate the skills you learn by practicing them via interactive mini-case scenarios in each module. In the final "Practice" module, you will have the opportunity to integrate and practice all the SBIRT skills learned in parts 1 and 2 in an interactive case.
- Helps prepare hospitals to comply with new Joint Commission Substance Abuse Measures and Tobacco Treatment Measures!
| | SBIRT Core Program: How Much Does It Cost?
Cost Structure: |
Half Program: Part 1 (Screening & Brief Interventions) |
Half Program: Part 2 (Referral to Treatment + Practice) |
Whole Program: Parts 1 and 2 Combined |
| Up to 4 people |
$25 per person |
$25 per person |
$50 per person |
| 5 to 15 people | $23 per person |
$23 per person |
$45 per person |
| 16+ people |
$18 per person |
$18 per person |
$35 per person |
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Other Program Listing
Nursing Tobacco Interventions Program3 hr program. Modules cover Screening, Motivational Interviewing, Counseling and how to obtain Reimbursement for tobacco interventions:
- Nursing Tobacco Interventions -- Part I: Screening and Brief Motivational Interventions
- Nursing Tobacco Interventions -- Part II: Counseling Tobacco Quitters, Pharmacotherapy, Followup and Practicing Clinical Skills
- Nurses and Tobacco Interventions -- Reimbursement (Non-Credit, Optional): How to Get Reimbursed for Providing Tobacco Interventions
Nursing Program: What Will I Learn and How Much Does It Cost?
- How to screen for tobacco use and assess level of tobacco dependence and other information needed to counsel a patient who uses tobacco
- How to perform brief, motivational interventions for patients who are not interested in quitting tobacco
- How to perform brief, supportive interventions for patients who are interested in quitting tobacco
- How to select and recommend or prescribe pharmacotherapy to support a patient in quitting tobacco
- How to follow-up appropriately with patients who have had brief interventions for tobacco use or who have quit tobacco
An Opportunity to Practice Skills Learned: Part II includes a unique, interactive case format that gives a chance to practice skills and clinical decision making
You will have opportunity to take an optional, non-credit module on how to obtain Reimbursement for tobacco interventions.
Continuing Education Hours: 3 hours of DCBN credit for completing the training
Pricing: Currently available at no cost
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Motivational Interviewing1 hr program. This module was developed to introduce and demonstrate basic motivational interviewing techniques for primary care, techniques that have been used effectively to motivate people with alcohol, tobacco, and other substance abuse problems to change their behavior.
Goal: To teach primary care providers and medical students basic motivational interviewing techniques to motivate patients who are experiencing alcohol use and other addiction problems.
Motivational Interviewing Program: How Much Does It Cost?
Currently the Motivational Interviewing Program costs $20.
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