1st Edition
Drug Abuse Its Natural History and Clinical Treatment
362 Pages
by
Routledge
362 Pages
by
Routledge
362 Pages
by
Routledge
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The success or failure of drug treatment programs have long been evaluated by assessing the clients' progress while in treatment and their status upon completion. This approach does not provide a complete assessment or an adequate picture of treatment outcomes over time. A comprehensive evaluation of the success or failure of treatment should also include client status in the years following... Read more
I: Follow-Up Study of Former Clients of The District of Columbia’s Narcotics Treatment Administration; I: Summary; II: Introduction; III: Description of the Narcotics Treatment Administration During the Time Periods Under Study; IV: Methodology; V: Objectives and Evaluation Criteria; VI: Profile of Clients Upon Entering NTA; VII: Effectiveness — Change in Behavior; VIII: Analysis of Different Client Groupings; IX: A Search for Explanatory Factors; X: Client Attitudes and Perceptions about Treatment; XI: Discussion 1; XII: Conclusions; II: A Follow-Up Study of Former Clients of New York City’s Addiction Services Agency; I: Summary; II: Introduction; III: Description of the Addiction Services Agency During the Time Periods Under Study; IV: Methodology; V: Profile of Clients Upon Entering ASA; VI: Effectiveness - Change in Behavior; VII: Analysis of Different Client Groupings; VIII: A Search for Explanatory Factors; IX: Discussion; X: Conclusions; III: A Follow-Up Study of Former Clients of Drug Treatment Programs in Washington, D.C. and New York City; I: Introduction; II: Profile of Clients Upon Entering Treatment; III: Effectiveness - Change in Behavior; IV: A Search for Explanatory Factors; V: Discussion 1; VI: Implications for Treatment and Research
Biography
Marvin R. Burt, Sharon Pines, Thomas J. Glynn
