... Lingford-Hughes Professor of Addiction Biology, Imperial College London, Honorary Consultant, Central North West London NHS Foundation Trust Dr Ifigeneia Mavranezouli Senior Health Economist, National Collaborating ... All prescribers should consult the SPC for a full description of the contraindications and the special considerations of the useof disulfiram [15] At the time of publication (February 2011), acamprosate ... maximisation of engagement, including the useof motivational interviewing approaches monitoring of the impact of interventions and revision of the care plan when necessary 1.3.3 Interventions for...
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... most common components of standard alcohol treatment programs The intent is to convey information to help the person change drinking problems Controlled studies of the useof educational lectures ... give a comprehensive assessment for this complex condition The only true indicator ofalcohol consumption is the detection ofalcohol or one of its metabolites in body fluids No laboratory test ... Confrontational Counseling Confrontational interventions seek to break down defenses, particularly denial Historically, confrontation has been considered an essential component ofalcohol treatment, yet...
... most common components of standard alcohol treatment programs The intent is to convey information to help the person change drinking problems Controlled studies of the useof educational lectures ... give a comprehensive assessment for this complex condition The only true indicator ofalcohol consumption is the detection ofalcohol or one of its metabolites in body fluids No laboratory test ... Confrontational Counseling Confrontational interventions seek to break down defenses, particularly denial Historically, confrontation has been considered an essential component ofalcohol treatment, yet...
... take full advantage of: • Convenient online submission • Thorough peer review • No space constraints or color figure charges • Immediate publication on acceptance • Inclusion in PubMed, CAS, Scopus ... article contained wrong data in figure This correction contains the revised figure We regret any inconvenience that this inaccuracy in the presentation of the figure might have caused Received: December ... Steinhausen et al BMC Psychiatry 2010, 10:15 http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/10/15 Page of Correction After the publication in this journal [1] we became aware of the fact that the article contained...
... the severity of abuse or dependence (our cannabis patients used this drug on average on 62% of the days of a month; Deas et al [28] reported only half as many drugs for their cannabis users) and ... many therapy concepts focus on consumption-related symptoms of SUD like withdrawal or maintenance of abstinence Relating to the detoxification of adults or outpatient treatment of moderate SUD, ... rates of current disorders are not based on the same timeframe; 12-month-, six-month and point prevalences ofdisorders are accepted indices to describe rates of present morbidity In light of the...
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... http://www.implementationscience.com/content/5/1/46 leagues pointed out in their discussion of the definition of the construct of organizational readiness to change, an organization may have all of the necessary ... implementation outcome was based on one-month follow-up data for one clinic, three-month data for four clinics, and six-month data for four clinics Based on a median split of implementation scores ... retrospectively assessed non-adoption of a new technology [11], and the other offered a qualitative description of the relationship between organizational readiness to change and implementation outcomes [12]...
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... Guidance on Integrating Preventionof Mother to Child Transmission of HIV, Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health and Pediatric HIV Services Objectives of the Guidance Supporting the integration ofPrevention ... requires that PEPFAR funds be used for the prevention, treatment, and control of, and research on, HIV/AIDS.” Therefore, any useof PEPFAR funds in the context of PMTCT, pediatric HIV and MNCH ... years of age: immediate initiation of ART ● CHILD > years of age: ART initiation as eligible per WHO and national guidelines ● BOTH: - Clinical and lab monitoring of disease progression, medications,...
... of Tobacco Useon Women’s Health greater among the offspring of women who smoke In addition, it appears that breastfeeding is less common or of shorter duration among women who smoke than among ... are needed on girls’ and women’s understanding of the disease risks associated with tobacco use and on effective means of tobacco -use prevention and cessation among various subgroups of women and ... 188 Anthonisen NR et al Effects of smoking intervention and the useof an inhaled anticholinergic bronchodilator on the rate of decline of FEV1 Journal of the American Medical Association, 1994,...
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... Three of this document provides a summary of the major themes and topics of conversation in this session The final session of the conference involved a moderated discussion on the topic of “Corporate ... framework It is in this context that RAND convened a March 5, 2009, conference entitled “Perspectives of Chief Ethics and Compliance Officers on the Detection and Preventionof Corporate Misdeeds: ... a moderated discussion on a broad range of issues connected with corporate governance, compliance, and regulation The session opened with some reflections on the regulation of corporate governance...