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Download a PDF document with a guide for conducting ASAM Criteria assessments for adult patients with substance use disorders. The guide includes questions, probes, and notes for each dimension of the ASAM Criteria decision logic.
- ASAM Criteria Intake Assessment Guide
What is the ASAM Criteria ®. The ASAM Criteria defines the...
- The ASAM Criteria
The ASAM Criteria Fourth Edition is a comprehensive set of...
- The ASAM Criteria, 3rd Edition
The ASAM Criteria guides treatment professionals to conduct...
- ASAM Criteria Intake Assessment Guide
15 lip 2022 · Download a free, paper-based guide to conduct a comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment using The ASAM Criteria standards. The guide helps clinicians and states improve the quality and consistency of patient assessments and treatment recommendations.
Download a PDF document that guides the treatment planning process based on The ASAM Criteria, a framework for assessing and treating substance use disorders. Learn how to use the dimensions, subdimensions, problem statements, goals, objectives, and action steps to individualize treatment plans.
This guidance document has been developed to provide an overview of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria and why and how this framework should be used to collect substantive information from patients to determine an appropriate level of care that encourages patient-centered, holistic treatment services to meet the diverse n...
The ASAM Criteria are standards for determining the appropriate level of care and treatment plans for patients with addiction and co-occurring conditions. Learn about the new features, dimensions, continuum, and software tools of the Fourth Edition, available in print and digital versions.
The ASAM Criteria is a guideline for assessing and treating patients with addiction. It considers six dimensions of care and four levels of care, with decimal gradations and standards.
ASAM Criteria are the most widely used set of guidelines for placement, continued stay and transfer/discharge of patients with addiction and co-occurring conditions. They are based on a multidimensional assessment of six dimensions and a decision logic to identify the level of care with the least restrictiveness and best opportunity for improving the patient’s health.
