Experience shows that training improves outcomes for individuals with substance use disorders, suggesting vital opportunities exist.
Our experience demonstrates that with appropriate training and tools, care management staff perform vital work to improve outcomes for individuals with SUDs, although more detailed research is needed to assess the effectiveness of specific intervention components.
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