Medication-Assisted Treatment for Pregnant Women: An Interdisciplinary Group Based Model

L. Lander, P. Marshalek, C. Sullivan
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ABSTRACT The treatment needs of pregnant women with opioid use disorders are increasing drastically. Medication-assisted treatment with buprenorphine is emerging as relatively a safe and effective treatment for pregnant women. New comprehensive models of treatment need to be developed to engage this high-risk, highly stigmatized population. The group modality is ideal for increasing access to treatment and addressing the specialized clinical needs experienced by pregnant women with substance use disorders while promoting interpersonal connection. A group-based model of treatment delivery for pregnant women with substance use disorders is presented here with preliminary outcomes data.
孕妇药物辅助治疗:基于跨学科群体的模型
阿片类药物使用障碍孕妇的治疗需求急剧增加。丁丙诺啡药物辅助治疗对孕妇来说是一种相对安全有效的治疗方法。需要开发新的综合治疗模式,以吸引这一高风险、高度污名化的人群。团体模式是理想的,以增加获得治疗和解决特殊临床需求的孕妇经历的物质使用障碍,同时促进人际关系。一组为基础的模型治疗交付孕妇与物质使用障碍在这里提出了初步的结果数据。
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