
Substance Use Disorders provides an overview of substance misuse and addresses the neurobiology, pharmacotherapy, and behavioural therapy management of substance use disorders from a clinical perspective. Examining the opioid epidemic to frame its discussion of the epidemiology of substance misuse, this book explores common barriers that prevent the implementation of effective treatment. Chapters discuss various aspects of substance use disorders, particularly opioids, alcohol, cannabis, and cocaine, to inform better conceptualization and management of these conditions. Part of the Primer On Psychiatry series, this book will provide a solid foundation for residents and fellows in psychiatry and addiction medicine and can also be used in clinical practice.
This text investigates the clinical management, neurobiological foundations, and systemic barriers associated with substance use disorders. Authors Gerard Moeller and Mishka Terplan utilize current epidemiological data, with a specific focus on the opioid crisis, to provide a framework for evidence-based treatment. The book synthesizes neurobiological research with behavioral and pharmacological interventions to assist clinicians in conceptualizing and treating addiction.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts identify this work as a foundational resource for psychiatry residents and fellows specializing in addiction medicine. Readers frequently note the clinical utility of the text for bridging the gap between neurobiological theory and practical patient management.
Page Count:
384
Publication Date:
2020-10-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019092019X
ISBN-13:
9780190920197
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