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Published on: January 7, 2019
Recent developments in alcoholism: inpatient treatment
1Substance Abuse Programs, Green Oaks at Medical City Dallas, Texas 75230.
Abstract:
The historical role of inpatient treatment for alcoholism is reviewed in terms of its advantages and disadvantages. The factors that have forced a change in the utilization of inpatient treatment include increasing recognition of the heterogeneity of alcoholic patients, negative outcome studies, and cost-containment efforts. The clinical domains that warrant inpatient treatment are outlined, and decisions of treatment placement are necessarily guided by the factors of acuteness, ability, safety, and stabilization.
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