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Diagnosis and Severity of Drug Abuse and Drug Dependence
Contents: Diagnostic and Severity Work Group Reports; Selected Findings From DSM-IV Substance Abuse Field Trials Data Set; Selected Findings From Nat'l Health Interview Survey Related to Alcohol Use and Alcohol-Related Problems; Yale/Univ. of Connecticut Study of Diagnostic Criteria; Alcoholism Diagnostic Issues in a Clinical Sample; Overview of Severity Issues as They Pertain to DSM-IV; Studies of Diagnosis and Severity of Substance Use Disorders; Critical Issues in Diagnosis of Substance Use Disorders; Summary of Analyses of DSM-III-R, DSM-IV, and ICD-10 in Alcohol Research Group. Charts and tables.
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Addiction and the Making of Professional Careers
The misuse of drugs continues to cause suffering and worldwide economic turmoil. In response to these problems, many have devoted their lives to preventing the misuse of mind-altering substances. Addiction and the Making of Professional Careers focuses on the need for enhanced understanding of professional careers in the addiction field. The spectrum of professionals involved is wide and includes treatment personnel of every kind. Some of the questions examined here include: Why do some people decide to dedicate their lives to responding to drug problems? How do and should we select, train, mentor, support, inspire, and nurture the young career aspirant? What makes for the most effective use of talent? Is every personal case different or can general conclusions be reached? After a foreword by William Miller and an introduction by Griffith Edwards, the book includes interviews with Joseph Brady, Louis Harris, Conan Kornetsky, and Robert DuPont, all of whom were pioneers in the behavioral pharmacological analysis of addiction. Commentary chapters are written by Kerstin Stenius, Ilana Crome, Peter Anderson, and Jonathan Chick.
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