04296cam a22003257i 4500 130626t20132013dcuac b 000 0 eng d 0309260558 9780309260558 SDU RC564.65 S941 2013 Substance use disorders in the U.S. Armed Forces / Committee on Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment and Management of Substance Use Disorders in the U.S. Armed Forces, Board on the Health of Select Populations, Institute of Medicine of the National Academies ; Charles P. O'Brien, Maryjo Oster, and Emily Morden, editors. Washington, D.C. : National Academies Press, 2013 389 p. ill. Machine generated contents note: Summary -- 1. Introduction -- Background -- Charge to the Committee -- Approach to the Charge -- Organization of the Report -- References -- 2. Understanding substance use disorders in The Military -- Understanding Substance Use Disorders -- Scope of the Problem -- Development of Military Substance Abuse Policy: A Brief Overview -- Composition and Sociodemographic Characteristics of the Armed Forces -- Prevalence of Substance Use in the Military -- Health Care Burden of Substance Use Disorders -- Conceptual Approach to Prevention, Intervention, and Treatment of Alcohol Use Problems -- Summary -- References -- 3. The Military Health System -- Eligibility for Care -- Direct Care: Military Treatment Facilities -- Purchased Care: TRICARE -- Care for Substance Use Disorders for Military Service Members and Dependents -- Summary -- References -- 4. Changing Standards Of Care For Substance Use Disorders -- Health Care Reform and Parity Requirements. Office of National Drug Control Policy's National Drug Control Strategy -- National Quality Forum's Voluntary Consensus Standards -- Practice Improvement Efforts -- Clinical Practice Guideline of the Department of Veterans Affairs and DoD -- Summary -- References -- 5. Best Practices In Prevention, Screening Diagnosis, And Treatment Of Substance Use Disorders -- Prevention -- Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment -- Summary -- References -- 6. Policies And Programs On Substance Use Disorders -- Department of Defense -- Air Force -- Army -- Navy -- Marine Corps -- SUD Policies and Programs for Military Dependents in the Direct Care System -- Summary of Key Findings -- References -- 7. Access To Care For Substance Use Disorders -- Framework for Access to Care -- Care Availability, Access, and Utilization in the Direct Care System -- Care Availability, Access, and Utilization in the Veterans Health Administration -- Care Availability, Access, and Utilization in the Purchased Care System. HKBU library YT2025 M08 Of Key Findings -- References -- 8. Substance Use Disorder Workforce -- Air Force Workforce -- Army Workforce -- Navy Workforce -- Marine Corps Workforce -- DoD Efforts to Review Staffing Requirements -- Summary of Key Findings -- References -- 9. Conclusions And Recommendations -- Increasing Emphasis on Efforts to Prevent Substance Use Disorders -- Developing Strategies for Identifying, Adopting, Implementing, and Disseminating Evidence-Based Programs and Best Practices for SUD Care -- Increasing Access to Care -- Strengthening the SUD Workforce -- Conclusion -- References -- APPENDIXES -- A. Study Activities -- B.S.459 (111th): Support for Substance Use Disorders Act -- C. Section 596 of Public Law 111-84, October 28, 2009 -- D. Program Reviews -- E. Features of Tricare and Related Purchased Care Plans -- F. Workforce Standards for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Care -- G. Access Standards for Tricare Prime Enrollees -- H. Levels of Care. Soldiers Substance use United States. 204638 Military Medicine United States. 204639 Military Personnel United States. Substance-Related Disorders United States. 204641 United States Armed Forces Medical care. 204642 O'Brien, Charles, editor. Oster, Maryjo, editor. 204644 Morden, Emily, editor. 204645 Institute of Medicine (U.S.). 32539 = C.1 ศูนย์วิทยาศาสตร์ GBE lcc 107221 107221 0 0 lcc 0 RC056465 S941 02013 0 CGB 278153 SC SC GEN 2025-08-18 2 RC564.65 S941 2013 1000365375 2025-08-18 00:00:00 C.1 2025-08-18 GBE