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[Personalised treatment of disorders in the use of alcohol and nicotine]
Background:
There is an increasing interest in personalised treatment based on the individual characteristics of the patient in the field of addiction care.
Aim:
To summarise the present state of staging and profiling possibilities within addiction care.
Method:
A literature review highlighting the current scientific findings and proposing a theoretical model.
Results:
There are currently an insufficient number of studies to allow for a fully data driven model. However, research identifying biomarkers is growing and some clinically implementable findings can be put forward.
Conclusion:
a personalised approach in addiction care holds promise. There is an urgent need for better and larger datasets to empirically support models aimed for clinical use.
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