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TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT AND TREATMENT OUTCOME
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1972Seven large equivalent male Veterans Administration wards were used in a study linking treatment environment as perceived by patients and staff to treatment outcome as assessed by ward dropout, release, and community tenure rates.
R, Moos, J, Schwartz
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Outcome after surgical treatment
Neurosurgery Clinics of North America, 2002Approximately 50% of patients will become seizure free following surgery for intractable epilepsy caused by malformations of cortical development. Another 20% have only rare seizures. The outcome is dependent on the completeness of the resection as determined by MR imaging and electroencephalography.
Katherine D, Holland, Elaine, Wyllie
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Psychiatric Services, 1991
Concern about the spiraling cost of mental health care has increased the need for reliable data about the outcomes of such care. Treatment outcome studies, although difficult to design and carry out, are essential in demonstrating the efficacy of psychiatric treatment, rationalizing clinical decision making, and encouraging public support for the ...
S M, Mirin, M J, Namerow
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Concern about the spiraling cost of mental health care has increased the need for reliable data about the outcomes of such care. Treatment outcome studies, although difficult to design and carry out, are essential in demonstrating the efficacy of psychiatric treatment, rationalizing clinical decision making, and encouraging public support for the ...
S M, Mirin, M J, Namerow
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Treatment History: Relationship to Treatment Outcomes
Substance Use & Misuse, 2009It is important to understand whether the number of prior treatment episodes relate to treatment completion, discharge status, and 6-month outcomes. The data set contains information on 2,429 clients in treatment. A modified Addiction Severity Index was administered at the time of admission and at 6-months postdischarge.
John S, Cacciola +2 more
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A Review of Factors Affecting Treatment Outcomes: Expected Treatment Outcome Scale
The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 1995The Expected Treatment Outcome Scales was developed to gather information on clients who abuse drugs or alcohol, to assess their severity of illness, and to evaluate the effectiveness of drug treatment in nonrandomized clinical studies. The scale is based upon a multiattribute value model reflecting the opinions of an expert panel.
F, Alemi +3 more
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2017
The phenomenology of PTSD has been established in the previous chapters to be an already broad domain that encompasses a myriad of interactions between brain systems. As our understanding of the disorder expands and yields new questions, so do the available options for treatment.
Victor G. Carrión +2 more
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The phenomenology of PTSD has been established in the previous chapters to be an already broad domain that encompasses a myriad of interactions between brain systems. As our understanding of the disorder expands and yields new questions, so do the available options for treatment.
Victor G. Carrión +2 more
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Behavior treatment programs, readability, and treatment outcomes
Research in Developmental Disabilities, 2002Reading grade level and readability are rarely considered as important variables in the implementation and outcome of behavior treatment plans. In the first of two studies, we analyzed the reading level and readability of 20 behavior treatment plans developed by certified behavior analysts.
Angela D, Adkins +4 more
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Coping, treatment planning, and treatment outcome: Discussion
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2003AbstractThe articles presented in this issue are discussed within the context of the general literature on coping and coping style. The focus of this special issue was to determine if these articles are both consistent with extant research and advance the field. We identify at least two general definitions of coping, as used in these articles. We refer
Larry E, Beutler +2 more
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Tyrosinaemia — treatment and outcome
Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, 1995SummaryTyrosinaemia type I is, untreated, a fatal disease: in the acute form from liver failure, in the chronic form often from hepatocellular carcinoma. Acute neurological crisis is also a cause of death. Traditionally the treatment has been with diet, but for a decade liver transplantation has been the ultimate treatment. The continuous production of
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Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 1994
The abstinence-based method of addictions treatment is the dominant form of clinical treatment for alcohol and drug addictions. Controlled and large scale evaluation studies have shown the abstinence-based methods to be effective in promoting abstinence, improved psychosocial and medical status.
Norman S. Miller, Norman G. Hoffmann
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The abstinence-based method of addictions treatment is the dominant form of clinical treatment for alcohol and drug addictions. Controlled and large scale evaluation studies have shown the abstinence-based methods to be effective in promoting abstinence, improved psychosocial and medical status.
Norman S. Miller, Norman G. Hoffmann
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