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Initial screening shows that 80% of people are at low risk for alcohol abuse and do not require further screening. High-risk drinking, which is defined as more than 4 drinks per day or 14 drinks per week for men and more than 3 drinks per day or 7 drinks per week for women and those over 65, can lead to social, legal, medical, domestic, employment, and financial problems as well as reduced life expectancy and increased risk of accidents and death from drunk driving. Consuming any amount of alcohol during pregnancy can cause serious birth defects.
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2) Studies show PGIHH services significantly reduce patient pain, anxiety, and length of hospital stays. For example, oncology patients saw a 46.9% reduction in pain and 56.1% reduction in anxiety.
3) PGIHH aims to transform healthcare delivery through a holistic, preventative approach.
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This document outlines the 5 steps of a Brief Negotiated Interview (BNI) algorithm to address a client's substance use: 1) Raise the subject and discuss pros and cons, 2) Provide information on guidelines and risks then elicit client thoughts, 3) Use a readiness ruler to gauge readiness to change and reinforce positives, 4) Negotiate a change plan by identifying strengths and supports, having the client write steps, and offering resources, 5) Offer additional resources and close the interview by summarizing the discussion.
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The document summarizes standard drink sizes in the United States and their alcohol content. It provides examples of different types of drinks - such as beers, wines, and spirits - that contain approximately the same amount of pure alcohol (0.6 fluid ounces) and count as one standard drink. It emphasizes that knowing standard drink sizes can help people make informed decisions about drinking and stay within recommended limits.
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This document outlines a 15-step process for providers to conduct a Brief Negotiated Interview with patients regarding their alcohol and drug use. It involves raising the subject with the patient, providing feedback on their risk level, enhancing their motivation to change, and negotiating a plan for reducing substance use risks. The provider is to check off steps as they are completed and bill appropriately using Medicaid codes for alcohol and drug screening and brief intervention sessions lasting 15-29 minutes or 30+ minutes.
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The document summarizes the chemical composition and effects of marijuana. It notes that marijuana contains over 460 active chemicals including THC and CBD, which are the primary psychoactive compounds. The potency of marijuana depends on various factors like genetics and cultivation methods. Marijuana today is generally more potent than in the 1970s, with buds containing 8-25% THC. High potency concentrates can exceed 70% THC. Regular or heavy teenage marijuana use is linked to problems like addiction, lower educational attainment, lower IQ, and increased risk of mental health issues. Even casual adult use has been shown to impact brain structure and functioning.
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1) Distracted driving from phone use results in thousands of deaths yearly from distracted driving. Texting takes a driver's eyes off the road for about 5 seconds, like driving blindfolded for a football field. It is illegal in Vermont to use a handheld phone while driving.
2) Wearing a helmet during sports reduces the risk of head injury by 85%. Even low-speed falls can cause permanent brain damage. Children have high bike injury rates, and bike crashes are a top cause of death for children.
3) Seat belts save lives and reduce crash injuries, as motor vehicle crashes are a top cause of death for those aged 5-34. Use seat belts on every trip and properly
Integrative Nutrition: Integrative Health Week 2014
This document discusses integrative nutrition and functional medicine. It begins by stating the objectives of being able to describe the benefits of an integrative nutrition model and key areas impacted by food and nutrients. It then defines functional medicine as taking a systems-oriented approach to address the underlying causes of disease using various evidence-based practices. Nutrition is a critical component of both integrative and functional medicine approaches. The document provides examples of functional nutrition plans that can be used for various health conditions like chronic pain, GI issues, obesity, and depression.
Mary Jo Kreitzer, RN, PhD
Mary Jo Kreitzer, RN, PhD, Director of the Center for Spirituality and Healing, University of Minnesota Spreads Well-being
September 2012 integrative practitioner meeting minutes
The September 2012 meeting minutes of integrative practitioners summarized the following:
1. The group agreed to shorten future meetings to 1.5 hours and include a self-care component at each meeting.
2. The October meeting will feature a presentation on Chi Walking.
3. Potential future meeting topics included homeopathy, research sharing, sustainability/avoiding burnout, financing models, and case reviews. Presenters on mindfulness, language of touch, and life coaching were also discussed.
Integrative Oncology
This document discusses integrative oncology and comprehensive care for cancer patients. It defines integrative medicine as combining biomedical care with complementary therapies to heal the whole person - body, mind and spirit. The document notes high rates of complementary and alternative medicine use among cancer patients and barriers to discussing these therapies with oncologists. It emphasizes treating the individual patient and their disease, and the importance of lifestyle factors like diet, exercise and weight in cancer prevention and survival.
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Laura Mann Center Integrative Lecture Series: Fall 2014
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September 2012 integrative practitioner meeting minutes
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Alcohol use
- 1. Percentages may change depending on population sample. Initial screening shows 80% screen in the low risk category and don’t require further screening. AUDIT-10 Scores & Risk Level — 2.5% 20+ = Severe = RT — 2.5% 16–19 = Moderate = BT — 15% 8–15 = Mild = BI — 80% 0–7 = Low Risk High-risk drinking may lead to social, legal, medical, domestic, employment and financial problems. It may also reduce your life span and lead to accidents and death from drunken driving. 12 oz of 8–9 oz of 5 oz of 1.5 oz shot of regular beer craft beer wine 80-proof spirits whiskey, vodka, tequila, etc. 5% 7% 12% 40% alcohol alcohol alcohol alcohol Percent of alcohol may vary. Drinks/ day 4 3 0 Drinks/ week 14 7 0 Low-Risk Drinking Limits Drinks/ day Men Women & 65+ Pregnant Women Effects of High-Risk Drinking Aggressive, irrational behavior. Arguments. Violence. Depression. Nervousness. Cancer of throat & mouth. Frequent colds. Reduced resistance to infection. Increased risk of pneumonia. Liver damage. Ulcer. Trembling hands. Tingling fingers. Numbness. Painful nerves. Impaired sensation leading to falls. Numb, tingling toes. Painful nerves. Sleep disturbance. Alcohol dependence. Memory loss. Premature aging. Persistent facial reddening. Weakness of heart muscle. Heart failure. Anemia. Impaired blood clotting. Breast cancer. Vitamin deficiency. Bleeding. Severe inflammation of the stomach. Vomiting. Diarrhea. Malnutrition. Inflammation of the pancreas. In men: Impaired sexual performance. In pregnant women: Consuming even one drink daily can lead to serious birth defects, including facial deformities and neurological deficits. healthvermont.gov • sbirt.vermont.gov • 802-225-606612345678910 Readiness Ruler 1 = Not ready at all 10 = Ready right now