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An Addiction Medicine Practice-Based Provider Network for Addressing the Ongoing Opioid Crisis
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Summary:<br /><br />The first video transcript features Diana Clark discussing the MNIT development project, funded by a NIDA grant and a PCORI trust fund initiative. The project aims to improve patient care for addiction patients, specifically focusing on opioid use disorder. It seeks to develop a measurement-based care framework using patient-reported outcomes (PROMs) and quality measures. Clark introduces the MNIT team and emphasizes the importance of using PROMs to track treatment progress and improve quality of care.<br /><br />The second video discusses the challenges faced in engaging patients to complete measures in the AMNET program. Topics covered include difficulties with patient compliance, the use of prompts to address challenges, and the benefits of AMNET for patients. The video also touches on insurance issues, tracking patient withdrawal symptoms, different detox protocols, and the use of the Psych Pro Registry in AMNET. The speakers emphasize the importance of a learning health care system supported by the registry for research and quality improvement efforts in the addiction and mental health field.<br /><br />Both videos conclude with Q&A sessions exploring topics such as the use of subjective measures, challenges in data collection, and the potential benefits of a learning health care system in the mental health field.
Keywords
Diana Clark
MNIT development project
addiction patients
opioid use disorder
patient-reported outcomes
quality measures
patient compliance
AMNET program
insurance issues
learning health care system
research
mental health field
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