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Johns Hopkins Medicine
How can care be coordinated for people with substance use disorder? Elizabeth Tracey reports
How can care be coordinated for people with substance use disorder? Elizabeth Tracey reports
How can care be coordinated for people with substance use disorder? Elizabeth Tracey reports
Monday 8th August 2022
Eric Strain from Johns Hopkins discusses the importance of integrating treatment for substance use, mental health, and physical health for better patient care.
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Navigating Alcohol Dependency
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Integrating Care: A Holistic Approach to Substance Use Disorders
Imagine juggling multiple health issues, each treated in isolation. That's the reality for many dealing with substance use disorders, mental health challenges, and physical ailments. In this eye-opening episode, Elizabeth Tracey sits down with Eric Strain, a leading expert from Johns Hopkins, to discuss why these areas need to be treated together rather than separately. Strain explains how integrated health records and coordinated funding can make a world of difference for patients.
He highlights real-world examples and provides practical insights into how a more holistic approach can lead to better outcomes. Whether you're a healthcare professional, someone affected by substance use disorder, or simply curious about innovative healthcare solutions, this episode offers valuable perspectives on improving patient care through integration.