Long-Term Follow up Study of Military Alcohol Treatment Programme Using Post-treatment Career as an Outcome Measure

The long term military careers of soldiers who had completed an in-patient alcohol treatment programme in 1983 were examined. Compared to a matched control group, soldiers who had received treatment served for a significantly shorter time post-treatment. Only 40% of the treatment group were discharg...

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Published in:BMJ military health 1993-06, Vol.139 (2), p.46-48
Main Authors: Baggaley, M R, Morgan-Jones, D
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Alcoholism - therapy
Career Mobility
Follow-Up Studies
Humans
Male
Military Medicine
Outcome Assessment (Health Care)
Program Evaluation - methods
Substance Abuse Treatment Centers
United Kingdom
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