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06/01/2007 10:24 7753542378 LESYMAE F'PGE 93 Ysychlatrlc 1 imes P'a,~c 1 of 6 Welcome to Psychiatric Times! Low gag' ar! Focal Points: Focus on Schizophrenia Treatments far Depression `m:u: )n t~VCnrre;lon I I t i I i ~r Ar~q /r i r i t.~: rY fi Autism • Depress-cn " n 711 J ! lich~"r<DOhrervia ~mp1'tcatwns a P iw^^~n Sor treatment i.,~~ y I .r d''~~~i'~ . rl 1p! Raecrded i;Ne ar :r ; , r : In n oor is r'Sycn,. Fdltorisl Yoard Contribute About PT Subscribe Newsletter Contact Us Author In L:a: ~:1 qui IT u~tlia~ CME Gr Anxiety I Bipolar Disease I Depression I Schizophrenia I All Topics I Clinical Scales ~ Gr i e ':L!E!'rymposi;a I Harm Reduction for Substance Breaking News Abuse in the Psychiatric Settiat~~ r ' i ' f"ram. MedPage Today ay Maoc wrrrenonny, M.D. y i February 2000, Vol. XVII, Issue 2 Ynflammatory Cy_tokinem ' Fndinf® littked to Alzjlejmgr_s ~ Risk 05/30/2007 i Psychiatrists are frequently presented with patients w vrse substance use is either harmful or could become so, 'oi.r: ~ahio ! APA' AtYF3-~ ! refuse a referral for substance abuse evaluation cr t:rear:nir~r t ' I~il i AntlllssyShc_2tlsl:.~ftectrtte or do not resPOnd to available Drograms. Often these oC_~.lSlcp&.i.0u.9? ) Reeor ' 06/30/200% ! potlenb require treatment for co existing psychiatric sites. I !disorders, and many are seriously ill. Alcohol and dru:;i sa r:, nncdrm APA:_Slmple Semen i may present with Intoxication or withdrawal, and d• e,~ ' !I: P:;ych improvoe,$uicido Rlsk Itiyher risk for depresslUn, toxic payc.hvsis, 5aickJc: <a-CI Assessment QS/25/2007 Thee !violent behavior, delirium, Infectious diseases such a:; I-".i - APJl,C9,dplpxalaze % Infection and hepatltis, and many medical wmplicatia •is ul' (Abi11IY) Crs?Iled_Safe.antl `heavy drinking. Although psychiatric treming prepare!: Effective in Teen ;physicians for diagnosing and treating co-existing De: +:.h r t ri: SQhizo~hren~a. conditions, training in the management of addictive F1sifiln:d i 05/23/2007 ,disorders is often inadequate. Consequently, marry rc'rr! :t~„I 1ttNn.~ieai APA;~S,~RYs More11 j~C~ 'unprepared to manage the addictive disorder itse f. j [rll_SU.icid_ea than i0 Other ~ especially in the context of general psychiatric prrrti,:~r. • cost~F Yoytty_Deaths anP±;s 06/25/2007 'Barriers to Management • bcute_: Over the past ?0 years, treatment for uncompnrleed More News! 'substance use disorders has become well-establishes„ Mt•rir: • a~!idey stars, politicians and sports figures frequently task about adolae i their treatments at high profile treatment progri ~s, • utyp~~q Classmeds enhancVng public acceptance and awareness. One ~ Ide~rrt tha: , deores ! California Practice Opportunities patients often accept referral, successfully compirt!! ! :treatment and remain in remission. One characte:isr:i;: natanwtde Practice ? uncompbcated substance use disorders is that they ha~ ~s a Op.24[tungies ;relatively high rate of complete remission in comperi:;un Lo 4~"~" ~r~~ ~ Fellowsblps ana Residency otner psycniatric aisomers. unfortunatery, the addicton treatment system and the mental health care sys'.en^ t:rS Browse by teak independent of one another, and funding flows i~ se>i:-c t streams. Psychiatrists find it difricult to obtain Anxiety and F!anic Disorders ;reimbursement for treating addictive disorders and ;a r: Blpoiar D64aSe seldom invited into the addiction treatment netwr,rs. ! C'loa+: PoPu http://www.psychiatrictimes.corn/p000255.htm1 :/a ; !2f1U %