PCSS-MOUD Half and Half Self-Study Training-Managing Common Psychiatric Conditions in Primary Care

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses the management of common psychiatric conditions in primary care, particularly substance use disorders. The speaker emphasizes the importance of integrating psychiatric treatment with substance use disorder treatment and prioritizing sobriety. They also discuss the impact of co-occurring psychiatric conditions on the course of substance use disorders and highlight the increased risk of suicide among individuals with substance use disorders. The video covers various screening methods for common psychiatric disorders and explores the diagnosis of substance-induced versus independent psychiatric disorders. The speaker also provides an in-depth discussion on the management of depression, anxiety-related disorders, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and insomnia in individuals with substance use disorders. They outline evidence-based treatment options, including psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy, and caution against the misuse of scheduled medications. The speaker concludes by providing general treatment recommendations and resources for further support. Overall, the video aims to provide healthcare professionals with practical guidance for managing psychiatric conditions in individuals with substance use disorders in a primary care setting.

Keywords

management

substance use disorders

integration

co-occurring psychiatric conditions

screening methods

treatment options

psychotherapy

pharmacotherapy