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Bringing substance use treatment home: Collaborative care for addiction in primary care
Julian Mitton1, Yona Remer1, Desirae Rivers1
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Abstract:
For clinicians working in primary care and behavioral health settings, the opportunity is clear: Integrated care models have the potential to transform how we engage and support patients with substance use disorders (SUD), bringing meaningful, low-barrier care to the clinic exam room. By combining evidence-based practice with patient-centered approaches and diverse care teams, primary care can become a more effective-and more accessible-entry point for recovery-oriented care. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).
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