November 4, 2014 1 Substance Use Disorders Consultation Service (SUDS): Integrating Addiction Services in an Acute Medical Setting Anika Alvanzo, MD, MS.

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November 4, Substance Use Disorders Consultation Service (SUDS): Integrating Addiction Services in an Acute Medical Setting Anika Alvanzo, MD, MS The Maryland Addictions Directors Council (MADC) 2014 Mid-Atlantic Behavioral Health Conference

Rationale for SUD Consultation Specialty Services Hospitalization may be “teachable moment” Brief interventions demonstrate reduction in alcohol consumption and death rates Provider factors –under diagnose –under treat –lack confidence in treating 2 McQueen, et al., 2011 Murphy, et al., 2009 Moore, et al., 1989

Historical Perspective  Intervention Services: 1970’s – ~2000  First Step Day Hospital: 1997 – 2010  SUDS: 2010 – present 3

Mission The Mission of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Substance Use Disorders Consultation Service (SUDS) is to improve the health and quality of life of patients with substance addiction by providing non-judgmental, comprehensive, and patient-centered care and education. The SUDS performs brief behavioral interventions and counseling to patients, facilitates linkage to hospital and community-based alcohol and drug treatment programs, provides guidance on the clinical management of substance withdrawal syndromes, and educates patients, families, healthcare professionals and the community to prevent, identify, and treat persons living with addiction. 4

SUDS Team 5

Who We Are Medical Director –Anika Alvanzo, MD, MS Nurse –Patricia Burgee, RN, MSN, MBA Senior Addictions Therapist –Diane Moses, MSW, M.Ed, LCAD-C Interventionist –vacant 6

What We Do Services –Brief Interventions Motivational Interviewing –Linkage to Treatment Programs –Medical Management of Withdrawal –Pain Management in Patients with Opioid Use Disorders –Buprenorphine Bridging –Patient and Family Education –Healthcare Professional Education 7

Accomplishments Electronic Documentation –Qualified Service Organization Agreement (QSOA) Relationship Building –Program Visits Clinical Database Improved Clinical Care –Opioid and alcohol withdrawal protocols Customer Survey –14-item survey using a 5-pt Likert scale (3.1 – 4.8) 8

Challenges Staffing –Referrals ↑ ~ 30% –23% not seen (January – March 2014) –Vacation Coverage –No Medical Management Tues/Friday 9

Referral Volume: FY11 – FY14 10 ↑ 29% from last year

Challenges Clinical Database –Difficult to bring current and maintain Manpower issue –Medical tutorial and undergraduate students Demonstrating our value –Not a revenue generating service –Must be able to demonstrate cost savings Readmission, ED visits, LOS, expenditures Treatment entry & engagement 11

Pearls… Start building relationships now Work out policies on information exchange Standardize procedures and documents Clinical database –Integration with Electronic Medical Record Determine outcomes and plan for measurement in advance 12