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Screen more for substance abuse.(POLICY & PRACTICE)
Ob.gyns. should screen for substance abuse in as many patients as possible, followed by brief intervention and referral if necessary, according to a new ACOG policy statement. While there are many barriers to universal screening--from lack of training to lack of time--physicians should make a significant effort to learn established techniques for rapid screening and intervention, treat patients with respect, and protect confidentiality whenever possible. In cases where the law requires disclosure, ...
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