Background And Objectives: To determine illicit drug use among new patients in primary medical care who denied using "street drugs" during Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT).
Methods: 96 new patients who denied use of "street drugs" were tested for drugs as part of routine SBIRT screening.
Results: Of those tested, 14.6% of those with urine specimens and 4.1% of those with saliva specimens tested positive for illicit drugs.
Discussion And Conclusions: Drug toxicology can detect unreported illicit drug use during SBIRT screening, with urine being superior to saliva.
Scientific Significance: Drug toxicology can increase the effectiveness of SBIRT screening in primary care medical clinics.
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