Work Settings Flashcards
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How does a CAADC's role in hospital consultation-liaison differ from outpatient counseling?
Answer: Provides brief interventions, screens hospitalized patients for SUDs, and bridges them to ongoing care at discharge
The C-L role focuses on identifying and engaging hospitalized patients with SUDs during medical encounters.
What unique challenges does working in a drug court present?
Answer: Managing dual therapeutic/legal objectives, mandated clients, confidentiality constraints, and leveraging legal supervision
Drug court settings balance treatment and accountability with mandated populations.
What is the CAADC's role in an Employee Assistance Program?
Answer: Confidential assessment, brief counseling, referrals, and helping employees navigate workplace implications
EAP settings require confidential brief interventions, referrals, and workplace navigation.
How does integrated primary care change the CAADC's practice?
Answer: Shorter sessions, close medical collaboration, broader screening, brief interventions, and integrating addiction into overall healthcare
Primary care integration requires adapted skills for a medical practice model.
What role does a CAADC play in a collegiate recovery program?
Answer: Clinical support, peer recovery facilitation, and addressing unique developmental and social challenges of college students in recovery
CRPs require addressing recovery within the unique developmental stage and social context of college.
What considerations apply to telehealth CAADC practice?
Answer: Technology access, client-side confidentiality, adapted clinical techniques, crisis management without physical presence, and regulatory compliance
Virtual practice requires specific adaptations in technology, privacy, engagement, and safety.