This article analyzes what the U.S. can learn from other countries’ approach to treating Substance Use Disorder. These lessons learned can help us as we move forward to solve the U.S. crisis.
Category: Healthcare Models
Substance Use Disorder Treatment in Russia: a humanitarian crisis
8.5 million SUD patients, or 6% of Russian population, in 2013 were not getting the treatment they deserved. No doubt that by now that number has increased. This is a humanitarian crisis.
Substance Use Disorder Global Trends
Analyzing the U.S, Russia, France, and Portugal’s approach to Substance Use Disorder treatment Programs.
Colorado and Opioids–a holistic approach
When it comes to solving the Opioid Crisis Colorado is progressive and innovative. Its approach is multidisciplinary, takes into account the social determinants of health, provides a structured and dynamic approach to family support, improves access to care, educates medical professionals on Opioid use reduction, and campaigns to reduce stigma in healthcare and the community.
Muito Bom–Portugal’s Approach to Treating Substance Use Disorders
Portugal’s approach to treating substance use disorders champions a multidisciplinary medical and judicial approach, stigma-free care, and support that addresses the social determinants of health.
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