[Contribution to the study of duodeno-pancreatic homografts in dogs].
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C Silberstein
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A modified therapeutic community for the dually diagnosed. Greenhouse Program at Bellevue Hospital.
Techniques used in therapeutic communities may be applicable to patients dually diagnosed with mental illness and a psychoactive substance use disorder (PSUD). This study was designed to evaluate the demographics, course, and outcome for 100 patients treated in one such residential program. One hundred indigent male patients admitted to a drug-free therapeutic community for the dually diagnosed were studied on admission and over the course of their treatment, and subjects were monitored throughout their stays on the basis of observed urine toxicology tests and a clinical assessment of drug or alcohol use. The mean age of the patients was 33.8 years, and the average length of stay was 121.0 days. Thirty-three of the patients completed the full 6-month program and moved on to another stable living environment. Only 12 patients had urine toxicologies positive for illicit drugs or alcohol while in the program. These findings support the possibility of applying the residential drug-free therapeutic community to dually diagnosed patients.
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Assessing complaints about itching eyes.
It is better to be overcautious than have a worker lose his sight through misdiagnosis. Avoidance measures are first suggested in order to remove the real cause.
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