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Identifies four steps that will help to ensure that a broader transition to telehealth will be successful in improving the health outcomes of patients with substance use disorders

Systematic review to evaluate the measures of effectiveness, efficiency, and quality that result from the utilization of telemedicine in the management of alcohol abuse, addiction, and rehabilitation

Explores the role of policy in integrating mental health and substance use treatment in medical care, including suggestions for future strategies to improve integration

Design considerations for a patient-centered system model, including a description of its utilization in an implementation of a patient-centered behavioral health integration into primary care

Describes how to implement evidence into practice through facilitation, supporting the Promoting Action on Research Implementation in Health Services framework

Mixed-methods research study that provides insights into the challenges and successes of behavioral health integration into primary care

Describes findings from an evaluation of a pilot implementation of a program to address unhealthy alcohol use in primary care, demonstrating the importance of active practice facilitation

Describes a screening system and workflow developed for primary care and behavioral health integration in a rural clinic that involves use of tablets and a provider alert in the electronic health record

Evaluates patient satisfaction, acceptability, and components of implementation of in-person SBIRT compared with electronic-SBIRT in health care settings

An adaptive brief intervention for individuals with alcohol use disorder