THE USE OF URINE TOXICOLOGY TO ENHANCE PATIENT CONTROL OF TAKE-HOME DOSES IN METHADONE MAINTENANCE: EFFECTS ON REDUCING ILLICIT DRUG USE
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SAXON, A.J., ET AL., THE USE OF URINE TOXICOLOGY TO ENHANCE PATIENT CONTROL OF TAKE-HOME DOSES IN METHADONE MAINTENANCE: EFFECTS ON REDUCING ILLICIT DRUG USE. ADDICTION RESEARCH, Vol. 6, no. 3 (1998), p. 203-214.
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Localització:
SIIS R.1038
Palabras clave:
Abstinencia, Actitudes usuarios, Alternativas, Autodeterminación, Conducta, Dosis, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Experiencias, Metadona, Programas de bajo umbral, Programas de mantenimiento
Abstinencia, Actitudes usuarios, Alternativas, Autodeterminación, Conducta, Dosis, Drogodependencias, Efectos, Experiencias, Metadona, Programas de bajo umbral, Programas de mantenimiento
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