Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)

Guides primary care practices in adapting alcohol SBI to their practice; involves steps required to plan, implement, and improve this process

Testimonial video that describes SBIRT as a cost-saving, effective program to help people with UAU or drug use.

Quality data measure on the number of patients screened for UAU; submitted once per performance period

This is a change guide for primary care providers on how to offer integrated care for patients with alcohol use disorder or substance use disorder; it outlines nine changes, covering both clinical and organizational implementation.

Resource that covers processes/practices on identifying and addressing barriers to implementation across settings (including primary care); tailoring implementation to the appropriate workflow of a practice; staffing; and monitoring implementation and performance

Manual for primary care and other providers on how to conduct brief interventions for patients with or at risk of developing alcohol use disorders (AUDs); used in conjunction with WHO’s companion manual The Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test: Guidelines for Use in Primary Care on how to screen for alcohol-related problems using the AUDIT-C and AUDIT”.

Article that explains the current state of evidence for the effectiveness of SBI in primary care and describes how this evidence applies to routine care; also offers strategies to improve the acceptability of alcohol assessment