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August 26, 2024Journal of Substance Use

Integrating substance use disorder screening in primary healthcare in Georgia: online survey of providers’ attitudes, knowledge, practice, and perceived barriers

David Otiashvili Tamar Mgebrishvili Mariam Sherozia Rusudan Meskhi Irina Karosanidze Nato Shengelia Ushangi Kiladze Mzia Tabatadze Irma Kirtadze

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Background The study aimed to explore the attitudes, knowledge, and practices of primary healthcare providers in Georgia regarding screening and management of patients with substance use disorders (SUD).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5af05b6db643587548cd1 https://doi.org/10.1080/14659891.2024.2395528

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