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  • The American Society for Addiction Medicine (ASAM) says residential substance use disorder (SUD) programs should treat patients with COVID-19 virtually, not in person The organization also says to screen new patients by phone before admission and upon arrival, screen current patients and staff, and, if visitors are permitted, screen them as well Screening is done clinically, not by test
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  • Alcoholism_&_Drug_Abuse_Weekly
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  • WHO
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  • ASAM recommends virtual treatment of SUD for some patients
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  • #47008
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  • 2020

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