Executing Screening and Discharge in Addiction Care (10 Contact Hours)

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This continuing education course equips aspiring certified addiction professionals with the essential skills to successfully navigate the entire substance use disorder treatment continuum. Participants will master evidence-based screening protocols, comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment techniques, and collaborative treatment planning. The curriculum also details effective care coordination and the construction of robust discharge plans to ensure sustained client recovery and prevent future relapses.

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