TRAINING COMMUNITY-BASED CLINICIANS IN SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTION FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEMS: TRANSLATING EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE
Gorde:
STIMMEL, B., ET AL., TRAINING COMMUNITY-BASED CLINICIANS IN SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTION FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROBLEMS: TRANSLATING EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE. SUBSTANCE ABUSE, Vol. 21, no. 1 (2000), p. 21-32.
Erref.
89343
Kokapena:
SIIS R.953
Hitz-gakoak:
Actitudes usuarios, Detección, Drogodependencias, Evaluación de servicios, Formación de personal, Médicos, Personal sanitario, Psicólogo, Trabajador social
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