Brief screen

• Given to adults ages 18 and older.
• One alcohol question and one drug question. Positive responses warrant further screening.
• Includes the PHQ-2 screening tool for depression.
• Note: not reimbursable using CPT 96160.
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AUDIT

• Given to adults ages 18 and older when positive on the alcohol question on the Brief screen.
• 10 questions assess quantity of alcohol use and related consequences.
• Includes extra question about alcohol treatment.
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DAST

• Given to adults ages 18 and older when positive on the drug question on the Brief screen.
• 10 questions identify consequences related to recreational drug use.
• Includes 4 extra questions about drug type, frequency, injection, and treatment.

CRAFFT 2.1+N

• Given to adolescent patients ages 12-17.
• 4-10 questions identify consequences related to substance use.
• Includes the PHQ-9 Modified for Teens screening tool for adolescent depression on the second page.
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 S2BI

• Given to adolescent patients ages 12-17.
• 4-10 questions measure frequency of  substance use (includes supplemental CRAFFT questions).
• Includes the PHQ-9 Modified for Teens screening tool for adolescent depression on the second page.
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5Ps

• Administered by interview with pregnant or postpartum patients age 18 and older
• Eight questions screen for use of tobacco, alcohol, and drugs, as well as depression and intimate partner violence.
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ASSIST

• Administered by interview with adult patients age 18 and older
• 10-63 questions assess severity of substance use.
• This version addresses drug use only and includes language that defines misuse of prescription drugs.
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USAUDIT

• A version of the AUDIT with questions #1-3 tailored to U.S. patients.
• Note: question #3 excludes gender minority patients.
• Given to adults ages 18 and older when positive on the alcohol question on the Brief screen.
• 10 questions assess quantity of alcohol use and related consequences.
• Includes extra question about alcohol treatment.
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