Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) for alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and other substance use in school-based health centers (SBHC) project. The SBIRT-SBHC Project is a collaborative project between the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Department of Human Services - Office of Behavioral Health to implement SBIRT as a standard of care among participating school-based health centers.
Project overview and annual summary
Steering committee meetings
SBIRT-SBHC Project documents and forms
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SBIRT-SBHC Project strategic and evaluation plan (October 2021)
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FY21-22 SBIRT-SBHC Project participants list (February 2022)
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FY21-22 SBIRT-SBHC Project calendar (October 2021)
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SBIRT-SBHC Project Guidebook (September 2021)
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SBIRT-SBHC Frequently Asked Questions (October 2021)
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SBIRT Proficiency Checklist (self-assessment)
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Adolescent SBIRT Reflection Worksheet (self-assessment)
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SBIRT-SBHC Project clinical algorithm (July 2018)
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Adolescent SBIRT Algorithm for Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Use of Tobacco and Vape Products (August 2019)
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Statement/scope of work for interested school-based health centers (SAMPLE)
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Women's SBIRT Pocket Card (including preventing substance-exposed pregnancy information)
SBIRT Billing and Coding documents
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Healthcare Policy and Financing HCPF's SBIRT Billing Manual (March 2020 version can be found in the CMS1500)
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SBIRT Billing and Coding Trainings (presented by R.T. Welter &, Associates staff)
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SBIRT Billing and Coding Training Guidance Document (developed by R.T. Welter &, Associates)
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SBIRT Billing and Coding e-Audit Tool (developed by R.T. Welter &, Associates)
Trainings
SBIRT resources
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Screening and assessing adolescents for substance use disorders - SAMHSA’s Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series, No. 31