ContextDespite the substantial amount of health-related information available on the Internet,
little is known about the accessibility, quality, and reading grade level of that health …

Can Trust, there has been an increasing focus on using clearly defined, transparent
processes for rating the quality of evidence and the strength of the overall body of evidence in …

OBJECTIVE: The delivery of appropriate treatment to persons who have mental and substance
use disorders is of increasing concern to clinicians, administrators, and policy makers. …

Importance Primary care offers an important and underutilized setting to deliver treatment for
opioid and/or alcohol use disorders (OAUD). Collaborative care (CC) is effective but has not …

This article reports on the prevalence of probable mental health disorders among clients
entering outpatient substance abuse treatment, their clinical characteristics, and past access to …

Separate public financing and regulation of substance (SA) abuse treatment distinct from
mental health (MH) treatment preserves a focus on the special needs of those with substance …

Context Although depression frequently co-occurs with substance abuse, few individuals
entering substance abuse treatment have access to effective depression treatment. Objective …

Background Little is known about internalized stigma among primary care patients, and
whether the presence of internalized stigma is related to the severity of substance use problems …

OBJECTIVE: The authors review and evaluate the literature and guidelines on care for
individuals with a co-occurring affective or anxiety disorder and substance use disorder. …

US policymakers and medical professionals increasingly recognize that quality mental health
care is a key contributor to better, healthier lives for veterans with mental illness, and that …