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Veterans and Active-Duty Military Issues in SUD
RECORDING - Veterans and Active-Duty Military Issu ...
RECORDING - Veterans and Active-Duty Military Issues in SUD
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Summary: <br /><br />Dr. Tony Decker discusses the challenges and treatment options for substance use disorder and chronic pain among veterans and active-duty service members. He emphasizes the need for a multidisciplinary approach, including medication-assisted therapy (such as buprenorphine), behavioral health support, and non-pharmacological remedies. He highlights the importance of individualized care and risk stratification, taking into account factors such as medical comorbidities and psychiatric history. Dr. Decker also addresses the impact of opioid prescribing practices and the need for better monitoring and documentation. He highlights the benefits of biopsychosocial models of care and the role of stepped models and collaborative pain management. Lastly, he discusses the challenges of stigma and the importance of removing barriers to treatment. Overall, Dr. Decker provides insights and recommendations for improving care and support for veterans and active-duty service members with substance use disorder and chronic pain.
Keywords
substance use disorder
chronic pain
veterans
active-duty service members
multidisciplinary approach
medication-assisted therapy
buprenorphine
behavioral health support
non-pharmacological remedies
opioid prescribing practices
biopsychosocial models of care
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