Functions of Interdisciplinary Primary Care Teams That Support Pregnant People With Substance Use Disorders

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Deborah J. Cohen · Oregon Health & Science University

Jennifer Hall · Oregon Health & Science University

Maria Danna · Oregon Health & Science University

Andrea Baron · Oregon Health & Science University

Camille C. Cioffi · Oregon Research Institute

Helen Bellanca · Kaiser Permanente

Viviane Cahen

Abstract

There are 14 functions that policy makers, payers, health care organization leaders, and individuals should expect from an interdisciplinary care team that is delivering whole-person SUD care to pregnant individuals. Investment in programs that train full-scope family medicine clinicians can strengthen care for people with SUD during pregnancy.

Topics & Keywords

Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy and Postpartum Prenatal Substance Exposure Effects

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Published in: The Annals of Family Medicine

Volume 23, Issue 5, pp. 434-440

DOI: 10.1370/afm.250017

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Functions of Interdisciplinary Primary Care Teams That Support Pregnant People With Substance Use Disorders

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