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Perinatal Substance Use Disorders: Part 1

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Duration:
41 minutes
CE credits:
1.0 CEs
Presented by:
UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
Featuring:
Emily C. Dossett, MD, MTS
Series:
Psychiatric Care in Pregnancy and Postpartum
Relevant categories:
Perinatal Mental Health Substance Use
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Overview


Perinatal Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) affect up to 10% of pregnant and newly postpartum people. An enormous amount of stigma and shame prevents many of these patients from seeking much-needed care. This first of a two-part series explores the reasons for, and presentations of, Perinatal SUDs, as well as strategies for engaging patients in care, including Los Angeles County’s Plans of Safe Care initiative. We also begin reviewing interventions for specific SUDs by discussing tobacco use disorder and appropriate perinatal treatments.

  Keywords: addiction, alcohol abuse, alcohol use disorder, harm reduction, opioids, parent mental health, perinatal, quality of care, recovery, reproductive psychiatry, smoking cessation, stimulants, substance use, substance use disorder
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  • 1.0 CEs are available.

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