ALCOHOLISM, POLITICS, AND BUREAUCRACY: THE CONSENSUS AGAINST CONTROLLED-DRINKING THERAPY IN AMERICA
Bewaard in:
PEELE, S., ALCOHOLISM, POLITICS, AND BUREAUCRACY: THE CONSENSUS AGAINST CONTROLLED-DRINKING THERAPY IN AMERICA. Addictive Behaviors, Vol. 17, no. 1 (1992), p. 49-62.
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Plaats:
SIIS R.992
Palabras clave:
Abstinencia, Alcoholismo, Alternativas, Coste, Drogodependencias, Modelos, Modificación de conducta, Política sanitaria, Resultados, Terapia, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
Abstinencia, Alcoholismo, Alternativas, Coste, Drogodependencias, Modelos, Modificación de conducta, Política sanitaria, Resultados, Terapia, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
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