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    <description>To address these practice gaps in the diagnosis and treatment of the full range of unhealthy alcohol use -- from risky use to alcohol use disorder -- this three-episode podcast provides education which emphasizes the importance of identifying individuals with AUD so they can be provided with appropriate, proven treatment for this medical disorder, with the goal of retaining and engaging them in continued long-term care. The podcast features clinicians from a number of professions, all of whom work together as a team to manage patients with unhealthy alcohol use. Additional information, including transcripts, resource handouts, and continuing education credit, can be found at https://www.mycme.com/AUD.</description>
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      <title>Episode 3: Engaging and Retaining Patients in Treatment</title>
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      <description>In this final episode, Dr. Daniel Alford, a primary care physician and an addiction medicine specialist, and Annie Potter, a nurse practitioner and addiction specialist. Both see patients at Boston Medical Center and are on faculty at Boston University discuss the long-term management of patients with alcohol use disorder: how to engage them, retain them in treatment, and monitor them. And you’ll again hear from Jeanette, a patient in recovery from alcohol use disorder.</description>
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