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Employment and work among drug court clients: 12-month outcomes

C. LEUKEFELD ; J. M. WEBSTER ; M. STATON-TINDALL ; J. DUVALL | 2007
Dans Substance Use and Misuse (Vol.42 n°7, 2007) Article : Périodique

Employment contributes to drug abuse treatment success and is an important treatment outcome (Institute of Medicine, 1990). However, few tailored employment interventions are available. This project developed an employment intervention focused o[...]

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Factors predicting unmet health services needs among incarcerated substance users

NAREVIC E. ; T. F. GARRITY ; SCHOENBERG N. E. ; M. L. HILLER ; J. M. WEBSTER ; C. G. LEUKEFELD ; M. STATON-TINDALL | 2006
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ENGLISH : Negative health consequences of illicit drug use, such as cardiovascular complications and infectious diseases, increase the likelihood of the need for health care. However, evidence suggests that, with the exception of emergency ser[...]

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Factors predicting unmet health services needs among incarcerated substance users

NAREVIC E. ; T. F. GARRITY ; SCHOENBERG N. E. ; M. L. HILLER ; J. M. WEBSTER ; C. G. LEUKEFELD ; M. STATON-TINDALL | 2006
Périodique

ENGLISH : Negative health consequences of illicit drug use, such as cardiovascular complications and infectious diseases, increase the likelihood of the need for health care. However, evidence suggests that, with the exception of emergency ser[...]

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Gender, mental health and treatment motivation in a drug court setting

J. M. WEBSTER ; P. J. ROSEN ; J. KRIETEMEYER ; MATEYOKE-SCRIVNER A. ; M. STATON-TINDALL ; C. LEUKEFELD | 2006
Dans Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (Vol.38 n°4, 2006) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : The current study examined differences in motivation for drug treatment in a sample of 500 (327 males and 173 females) drug court participants. It was hypothesized that females would report higher levels of treatment motivation, as i[...]

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Kentucky rural stimulant use: a comparison of methamphetamine and other stimulant users

STOOPS W. W. ; M. STATON-TINDALL ; HAVZNS J. R. ; C. B. OSER ; J. M. WEBSTER ; MATEYOKE-SCRIVNER A. ; P. B. WRIGHT ; B. M. BOOTH ; C. G. LEUKEFELD | 2007
Dans Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (Vol.37, Suppl.4, 2007) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : Population based surveys suggest that methamphetamine use is increasing. However, little is known about stimulant use in rural areas. Given the lack of data regarding rural stimulant use, particularly methamphetamine use, and the con[...]

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Measuring employment among substance-using offenders

J. M. WEBSTER ; M. STATON-TINDALL ; J. L. DUVALL ; GARRITY T.F. ; C. G. LEUKEFELD | 2007
Dans Substance Use and Misuse (Vol.42 n°7, 2007) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : Employment has been identified as an important predictor of drug abuse treatment outcome; however, employment has been measured in a variety of different ways in the drug abuse literature and typically with community samples. The pre[...]

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Predictors of current depressive symptoms in a sample of drug court participants

M. JOOSEN ; T. F. GARRITY ; M. STATON-TINDALL ; M. L. HILLER ; C. G. LEUKEFELD ; J. M. WEBSTER | 2005
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Interviews, completed between March 2000 and November 2002 with Kentucky drug court participants in Lexington and Bowling Green (N = 500), participated in a cross-sectional analysis examining the associations between self-reported, current depre[...]

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Prisoners with substance abuse and mental health problems : use of health and health services

M. L. HILLER ; J. M. WEBSTER ; T. F. GARRITY ; C. LEUKEFELD ; NAREVIC E. ; M. STATON | 2005
Périodique

ENGLISH : Individuals with substance abuse and mental health problems are common in prisons and jails, but relatively little is known about the health or health services utilization of inmates with these types of problems. This study, therefor[...]

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Rurality and criminal history as predictors of HIV risk among drug-involved offenders

J. M. WEBSTER ; MATEYOKE-SCRIVNER A. ; M. STATON ; C. LEUKEFELD | 2007
Dans Substance Use and Misuse (Vol.42, n°1, 2007) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : The current study examined rurality and criminality as predictors of the lifetime HIV risk behaviors of 661 male, drug-abusing state prisoners. HIV risk behaviors included the number of lifetime sex partners, the number of lifetime d[...]

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Treatment motivation and therapeutic engagement in prison-based substance use treatment

P. J. ROSEN ; M. L. HILLER ; J. M. WEBSTER ; M. STATON ; C. LEUKEFELD | 2004
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ENGLISH : Studies of community-based substance use treatment show that motivation for treatment is critical for clients becoming therapeutically engaged. Little research, however, has been conducted on therapeutic engagement in corrections-bas[...]

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